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WorksheetsThe Eyes Have it 2nd Test
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
What according to the narrator cover the hills of Mussoorie?
wild animals
birds
formidable creatures
wild dahlias
The author was very lucky because
he was going to Mussoorie
he was going to Dehra
he was going to his aunt
he was taking a short jouryney
According to narrator the aunts are
clever creatures
foolish creatures
formidable creatures
unfriendly creature
According to the blind narrator
few girls can resist flattery
all girls like flattery
no girls like flattery
all girls can resist flattery
The narrator was very much conscious of his
ugly appearance
rough voice
problem of speech
blindness
The girl complimented the narrator as
angry young man
bright chap
gallant young man
handsome youth
The narrator was so curious about the hair style of the girl that
he touched her hair
he raised his hand to touch her hair
he touched her hair and smell it
he came close to her to take a breath of her perfume
"As soon as she left the train," - The narrator thought that
she would ring back to the narrator
she would remember that narrator for a long time
she would forget her encounter with the narrator
she would love the narrator
When the girl left the train, the narrator started dreaming of ....
what was happening outside
what was happening in the mind of the girl
what she should do next
how she should play the same trick with some other passenger
"Once again i had a game to play." - the narrator had to play a game
to amuse himself
to befool another passenger
to hide his blindness
to make friend with another passenger
"Can you tell me - did she keep her hair long or short?" - The gentleman replied that he didn't remember it because he ....
did not like it
did not notice her face
noticed only her eyes
noticed only her dress
"She was completely blind, didn't you notice?" - The eyes were of no use to her because ....
she was almost blind
she had colour blindness
she could open her eyes
she was totally blind
The narrator was travelling in a train to go to
Dehradun
Mussoorie
Delhi
Rohana
The woman gave the girl detailed instructions about how to
enjoy the journey
engage co-passenger
avoid hawkers
avoid speaking to strangers
The narrator asked the girl if she was going all the way to
Dehra and Mussoorie
Dehra
Rohana
Mussoorie
The girl was startled when the narrator first spoke to her because ..
she did not see him at first
he was sitting in a dark corner
she was not used to be spoken in that manner
she did not know there was another person
The narrator made a pretense of viewing the outside landscape as he wanted ...
to tell the girl what he saw through the windwo
to prove that he was an expert commentator
to prove truthful to himself
not to reveal the fact that he was blind
The game that the narrator played with his fellow travelers was ....
to pretend that he could see
to pretend that he couldn't hear
to make conversations about things around them
to make sure that they did not realize that he could not see
The journey in 'The Eyes Have It.' took place in the month of
September
October
Novermber
December
"I had the train compartment to myself up to Rohana" - Here 'I' means
The boy
The narrator
The girl
The author
The woman did not give the girl detailed instruction as to
where to stand
where to sit
where to keep her things
how to behave with passengers
The narrator's eyes were sensitive only to
light
darkness
both light and darknessq
none of these
The narrator was alone upto the station
Mussoorie
Saharanpur
Dehra
Rohana
The girl had the sparkle of the mountain stream
in her speech
in her hair style
in her eyes
in her voice
The hair style of the girl which the the narrator imagined was ....
bun
plaited
hanging loose
cut very short
all of the above
