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WorksheetsChalageri Sir's Quiz Series 8 RC A GENTLEMAN OF RIO EN MEDIO
Total questions: 41
Worksheet time: 10mins
1. “We have made a discovery." *
Who said this?
(a)
1. “We have made a discovery." *
Who was it said to?
(a)
1. “We have made a discovery." *
What do you mean by 'Discovery'?
search
look
Find out
understand
2. "He tells us that your land extends across the river and that you own almost twice."
Who is the speaker here?
Narrator
Don Anselmo
the surveyor
American
2. "He tells us that your land extends across the river and that you own almost twice.
Who does 'He' refer to here?
Don Anselmo
Narrator
Surveyor
American
2. "He tells us that your land extends across the river and that you own almost twice.
Who was it said to?
Americans
Narrator
Surveyor
Don Anselmo
3. “These Americans are buena gente, they are good people"
Who said this? / Who is the speaker here?
Narrator.
Don Anselmo.
Americans.
Children of the village.
3. “These Americans are buena gente, they are good people" *
Who was this said to?
The boy with gazelle eyes.
Don Anselmo
Narrator
Americans
3. “These Americans are buena gente, they are good people" *
What do you mean by "Buana gente"?
bad people
wrong people
old people
good people
4. “I do not like to have you speak to me in that manner.”
Who said this?
Don Anselmo
Narrator
Americans
None of the above.
4. “I do not like to have you speak to me in that manner.”
Who was it said to?
Don Anselmo
Narrator
Narrator and Americans.
Don Anselmo himself.
4. “I do not like to have you speak to me in that manner.”
What did the listener speak?
that they are ready to pay double amount.
that they are not ready to pay double amount.
that the land was less what it was mentioned in the agreement.
Don Anselmo was a lier.
5. "I have agreed to sell my house and land for twelve hundred dollars and that is the price.”
Who is the "I" here? / Who said this?
Narrator
Americans
Don Anselmo
Children of the village.
5. "I have agreed to sell my house and land for twelve hundred dollars and that is the price.”
Who was it said to?
Don Anselmo.
Americans.
Narrator.
none of the above.
5. "I have agreed to sell my house and land for twelve hundred dollars and that is the price.”
What was the price that the old man agreed to sell house and land?
Hundred dollars
twelve hundred rupees
twelve hundred dollars
ten hundred dollars.
6. “We have all learned to love these Americans,”
Whose words are these? / Who said this?
Don Anselmo
Narrator
Americans
Children of the village.
6. “We have all learned to love these Americans,”
Who was it said to?
Don Anselmo
Narrator
Americans
None of the above
7 “I am the oldest man in the village"
Who is the oldest man of the village?
Narrator
Don Anselmo
The boy with gazelle eyes
None of the above
7 “I am the oldest man in the village"
Who was it said to?
Don Anselmo
Narrator
Americans
Children of the village.
7 “I am the oldest man in the village"
The Antonym of the word 'Oldest' is ........
"The trees in that orchard are not mine, Senor, they belong to the children of the village."
Who is the Speaker here?
Narrator
Don Anselmo
Americans
the with with gazelle eyes
"The trees in that orchard are not mine, Senor, they belong to the children of the village."
Who was it said to?
Don Anselmo
Narrator
Americans
children of the village.
Give one word for A piece of land in which fruit trees are grown.
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"You say you own me"
Who is the speaker here?
(a)
"You say you own me"
Who are addressed as "you"?
(a)
"You say you own me"
Where do you find this line?
(a)
"You shout. I lie patient"
Who shout here?
(a)
"You shout. I lie patient"
Who 'lie patient'?
(a)
"You shout. I lie patient"
The opposite of the word 'patient' is (a)
"You come with guns"
Who come with 'guns'?
(a)
"You come with guns."
Who utters this?
(a)
"You come with guns."
Why does man come with guns?
(a)
"I wait"
Who is the 'I' here?
(a)
"I wait"
What does the word "wait" signify?
(a)
"YOU CANNOT PUT A FENCE
AROUND THE PLANET EARTH"
Who is trying put fence around the planet?
(a)
"YOU CANNOT PUT A FENCE
AROUND THE PLANET EARTH"
Who utters this?
(a)
"YOU CANNOT PUT A FENCE
AROUND THE PLANET EARTH"
What tone does this statement express?
(a)
"Then someone tickles me"
Who tickles her?
(a)
"Then someone tickles me"
Who does 'me' refer to?
(a)
