Question

Which of the following is true about Donga?
A) From the outside, it resembles a tree
B) It is a type of cloth famous in Srinagar
C) It is a popular fruit in Srinagar
D) From inside it is just like a house with different rooms

Answer 1

Hint: Srinagar is Jammu and Kashmir's largest city and summer capital. On the banks of the Jhelum River, a tributary of the Indus, and the Dal and Anchar lakes, it is located in the Kashmir Valley. The city's natural surroundings, gardens, waterfronts, and houseboats are well-known. Traditional Kashmiri handicrafts such as Kashmir shawls and dried fruits are also popular. It is India's northernmost metropolis, with a population of over one million people, the country's 32nd most populous city, and the second-largest city in the Himalayas, after Kathmandu.

Complete answer:
From the inside, it appears to be a house with many rooms. Many families reside in Srinagar.
Donga is an Australian slang name for a temporary, usually modular structure made of light materials that may be quickly moved from one location to another. Linguists all across the world have been perplexed by the origin of this unusual term, which is usually connected with demountable schools and worker accommodations. One thing is certain: Tasbuilt's customizable modular buildings are far from the 'dongas' of the past.

While early prefabricated structures were mass-produced in uniform colour and size, the one-size-fits-all approach no longer applies, especially in today's world of strict environmental regulations, cutting-edge design, and adaptable temporary workspaces. That's why, at Tasbuilt, we've adopted the 'Customised, Streamlined, Professional' philosophy, which combines the benefits of off-site, modular construction with contemporary design standards and finishing.

Thus the correct option is ‘D’. From inside it is just like a house with different rooms.

Note: Near the Mellenbye Homestead, donga' type lodging with larger than typical rooms has been erected. Each room includes a queen bed that is already made up with linens when you arrive. Each room has a private bathroom with a shower and toilet. A seating area on the terrace allows guests to relax and take in the unobstructed views. There is a fire pit in front of the Donga, as well as access to the homestead fire pit for cooking, and the campers kitchen and shearing shed are only a short distance away.