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Why is The God of Small Things considered semi-autobiographical?

AIt directly narrates Arundhati Roy’s life story

BIt reflects events and settings from Roy’s own childhood in Kerala

CIt is about the author’s activism

DIt is based on Roy’s political career

Answer:

B. It reflects events and settings from Roy’s own childhood in Kerala

Read Explanation:

The novel’s setting in Aymanam, Kerala, and the depiction of family dynamics, social hierarchies, and emotional struggles are inspired by Roy’s own experiences. While fictional, many elements echo her life, making it semi-autobiographical.


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