Plain Tales From The Hills Fact-Matching Game

Round 1/5

Complete the Sentence

Put the letters in the correct order to form the word that matches the definition.

Need a Hint? View the Facts

- Set in the colonial British India during the late 19th century.
- Consists of a collection of 40 short stories.
- First published in 1888.
- Explores the lives and experiences of British colonizers in India.
- Touches upon themes of love, betrayal, racism, and social hierarchy.
- Kipling's first major success as an author.
- Many stories are based on Kipling's own experiences in India.
- Features a diverse range of characters from different social backgrounds.
- Reflects the complexities and tensions of the British-Indian relationship.
- Addresses the challenges faced by both the colonizers and the colonized.
- Provides insights into the daily lives of British officials, soldiers, and their families.
- Often portrays the clash of cultures and values between the British and the Indians.
- Exposes the prejudices and biases prevalent during the time.
- Some stories have a humorous and satirical tone.
- Others delve into deeper moral and ethical dilemmas.
- Characters often struggle with their identities and sense of belonging.
- The stories are not interconnected and can be read independently.
- Kipling's vivid descriptions of the Indian landscape bring it to life.
- Plain Tales from the Hills helped establish Kipling as a prominent writer of his time.
- Its popularity paved the way for Kipling's later successes, including The Jungle Book.