Question

Subbu's house was known for:

• A. Being very quiet and private
• B. Hosting dozens of relatives and acquaintances
• C. Rarely having visitors
• D. Being used only for writing

Hint:

Pay attention to descriptive phrases like "permanent residence for dozens" which directly indicate the answer.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is B

Step 1: Locate the relevant information in the passage.
The passage states: "He had a genuine love for anyone he came across and his house was a permanent residence for dozens of near and far relations and acquaintances."
Step 2: Interpret the meaning.
This indicates that Subbu was a generous and hospitable person who opened his home to many people—both relatives (near and far) and acquaintances. His house served as a permanent residence for them.
Step 3: Analysis of each option.

• (A) Being very quiet and private: Incorrect. A house with dozens of permanent residents would not be quiet or private.
• (B) Hosting dozens of relatives and acquaintances: Correct.} This matches exactly what the passage states.
• (C) Rarely having visitors: Incorrect. The passage indicates the opposite—his house was always full of people.
• (D) Being used only for writing: Incorrect. While he may have written there, the passage emphasizes its role as a residence for many people.

Step 4: Conclusion.
Subbu's house reflected his warm and generous nature. It was always open to relatives and acquaintances, many of whom lived there permanently, showing his genuine love for people. Final Answer:} (B) Hosting dozens of relatives and acquaintances