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Salman Rushdie (born 1947) is a British-Indian novelist and essayist who was born in Bombay. He is known for his elaborately fantastical storiees which combine magical realism with historical fiction. His most popular works include the Booker Prize-winning Midnight's Children, Louka and the Fire of LIfe, Shalimar the Clown, The Enchantress of Florence, and so on.
- ornately - elaborately
- brocaded - covered with a kinf of thick, heavy cloth with work of silver or golden thread
- opulent - luxurious
- aubergine - eggplant
- monkey wrench - a kind of spanner, used to tighten or loosen screws
- pinched - stolen
- door-jamb - the vertical frame that holds a door in place
- disgruntled - upset and annoyed
- materialising - appearing suddenly out of thin air
- severely - in a harsh manner
- comptroller - controller
- dubioisly - in an uncertain, suspicious manner
- glint - a samll, bright flash of light
- accredited - officially authorised
- scram - move quickly
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Where were Haroun and Rashid? Why were they there?
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Why did Haroun peep into Rashid's room? What did he see?
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Why did Haroun and Rashid exchange rooms?
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What did Haroun discover in the bathroom? What surprised him the most?
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What was strange about the monkey wrench?
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