DAY-4 CLASS 8 ENGLISH L-3 Quiz

What does the Giant declare about his garden?

• It will be a playground for children forever.

• It will be closed to everyone.

• It will be a place for only giants.

• It will be turned into a forest.

What does the Giant's declaration signify?

• His complete transformation.

• His desire to build a wall.

• His plan to plant more trees.

• His wish to live alone.

What is the Giant's behavior at the beginning of the transformation?

• Kind and welcoming

• Selfish and isolated

• Confused and lonely

• Joyful and sharing

During the middle stage of the transformation, what does the Giant experience?

• Eternal winter

• Joy in sharing

• Building walls

• Welcoming others

How does the Giant's character change by the end of the transformation?

• Becomes more isolated

• Remains confused

• Becomes kind and welcoming

• Continues to build walls

What was the character's attitude towards the garden before the change?

• "It is my garden"

• "I am sorry for my selfishness"

• Helped the little boy

• Knocked down the wall

What action did the character take after the change?

• Built high walls

• "Trespassers will be prosecuted"

• Knocked down the wall

• "It is my garden"

Which statement reflects the character's regret after the change?

• "Trespassers will be prosecuted"

• "It is my garden"

• "I am sorry for my selfishness"

• Built high walls

How did kindness transform the garden?

• It made the garden larger.

• It brought back the flowers and birds.

• It changed the garden's color.

• It removed all the trees.

What can we learn from this story?

• Kindness can change hearts.

• Gardens need water to grow.

• Giants are always mean.

• Stories are always fictional.