My grandmother broke my reverie by bustling into the room. The word reverie in the story meant:

GOTHIC LITERATURE

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Question [CLICK ON ANY CHOICE TO KNOW THE RIGHT ANSWER]

“My grandmother broke my reverie by bustling into the room.” The word “reverie” in the story meant:

A	concentration
B	day dream
C	thought
D	dream

Explanation:

Detailed explanation-1: -ANSWER: The next passenger who boarded the train at Saharanpur broke into his reverie. EXPLANATION: The next passenger who boarded the train at Saharanpur broke into his reverie. The man broke the silence by saying that he was not as attractive a travel companion as the one who just left. 9.

Detailed explanation-2: -He apologised to the narrator for not being an attractive as the girl. This voice broke the narrator’s reverie.

Detailed explanation-3: -Ans: The narrator of Ruskin Bond’s story ‘The Eyes Have It’ is the speaker of this quoted line. A reverie means day dream.

Detailed explanation-4: -Expert-Verified Answer The reverie was about the brief encounter with the girl in his compartment who got down at Saharanpur. The narrator was daydreaming about the girl with whom he had a sweet and short interaction.

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