UTA engl230 lesson 1 Quiz Punishment and Child's Play latest 2016 july

When in court, Chandara stands up for herself, telling the judge that her husband had asked her to take the blame for her sister-in-law’s murder.

Dukhiram and Chidam are laborers, but they are well paid and well respected.

Dukhiram stabs his wife in the head because she does not have his dinner prepared and because she insults him by suggesting he has not provided anything for her to prepare.

Chidam betrays his wife by lying to Ramlochan, saying Chandara had killed Radha during a quarrel; he is trying to protect his brother.

Although a priest, Nobu’s father is very secular, enjoying big oily eels and his nightly hooch.

Toward the end of the story, the narrator of “Child’s Play” describes the change of the seasons, the autumn with its chill and melancholy to emphasize that the children are transitioning into adulthood.

In “Punishment,” Radha and Chandara’s quarrels every morning are as normal and usual as the sun coming up.

A fight, intended for Shota, breaks out in the paper shop, but Sangoro gets beat up and Midori gets hit in the face with a muddy sandal and called a whore.

Shota’s grandmother runs a pawnshop; he is already collecting for her, but he sometimes weeps when he has to collect from his poor neighbors.

Everyone loves Midori, but she has too much money to spend, too much time on her hands, and too little parental supervision.