Mother's day

Who is the writer of the play?

• A.J. Cornin

• Patrick Pringle

• William Worthworth

• J.B. Priestley

What does the play “Mother’s Day” talk about?

• Status of the mother in the family

• Status of the father in the family

• Status of the children in the family

• Status of the family in the society

“It’s wonderful having a real ____________ living next door.” Complete the dialogue.

• Doctor

• Fortune teller

• Chef

• Teacher

Where did Mrs. Fitzgerald learn to tell the future?

• The middle East

• The west

• The East

• Not mentioned in the story

What is the first thing that Dorris does as soon as she enters the house?

• Asks her mother to give her tea.

• Asks her mother to cook something for her .

• Asks her mother about her day

• Asks her mother to iron her yellow silk.

Why was Dorris red-eyed?

• Because of crying

• Because of an infection

• Because she was getting ready to head out

• Because of a fight

How does Mrs. Pearson describe her family members?

• Mindful

• Thoughtless and selfish

• Hardworking

• Pleasant and helpful

When do Mrs. Pearson and Mrs. Fitzgerald get back to their original selves?

• When they both get bored

• None of the above

• When Mrs. Pearson’s family gets to know about the situation

• When the situation goes out of hand

What does George mean when he says ‘we’re at sixes and sevens here’?

• In a middle of a conflict

• In a state of agony

• In a state of confusion and disorder

• In a middle of taking a decision

What message does the author of “Mother’s Day” try to convey?

• To work hard for your mother

• To appreciate wives/ mothers for their work

• To respect everyone

• To spend time with family