1-A Triumph of Surgery-B

Surgery in the chapter 'A Triumph of Surgery' refers to...

• an operation done on a dog

• an operation done on a female

• a medical establishment for dogs

• a lab for conducting medical tests

Name of the dog in the chapter is...

• Tricki

• Ticky

• Tingy

• Torrid

The dog is...

• fat and huge- like a pumpkin

• muscular and agile- like a leopard

• lean and malnourished- like a toothpick

• fat- like a bloated sausage

In what manner does Mrs Pumphrey treat the dog?

• She makes him run the whole day

• She keeps feeding him, the whole day through

• She lets the dog out in morning and takes him back in evening

• She doesn;t feed him properly

The doctor comes to the rescue of Mrs Pumphrey because...

• he knows he can make some quick money.

• he knows Mrs Pumphrey has no where to go.

• he is a pet lover.

• he loves dogs and knew that Tricki would soon need help.

At the Surgery, the doctor treats Tricki by...

• using a lot of medicines.

• not giving him any food for two days.

• letting him rest nicely.

• operating upon him.

When Mrs Pumphrey comes to know that Tricki is recovering, she sends forth...

• brandy and eggs.

• cakes and biscuits.

• nice toys and coats.

• dog food and milk

At the Surgery, Tricki...

• feels lonely and helpless.

• plays and runs around with the other dogs.

• misses Mrs Pumphrey.

• gets tired of medicines

What made the narrator call Mrs Pumphrey after a fortnight?

• Tricki was feeling homesick

• Tricki had almost recovered

• Tricki had got very unwell

• He know that Mrs Pumphrey would be having a terrible time.

Why did Mrs Pumphrey say that it was a triumph of surgery?

• to express gratitude towards the doctor's commitment

• It was a victory over the greed and illness of Tricki

• It would not have been possible without the operation

• all of the above