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WorksheetsEnglish Mix - Grade 12 II
Total questions: 29
Worksheet time: 14mins
The officials needed ----------- to control the crowd
Shukla
Rajendra Prasad
Gandhi
Gandhi agreed to come to Champaran because
he was impressed by Rajkumar Shukla's tenacity
he had a lot of information about the atrocities inflicted by the Britishers
He had decided to start a freedom movement from Chamaparan
All of the above
Gandhi said that the Champaran battle was won because
he proved the Britishers guilt
he won the case against the Britishers
he united the different stratas of the society to fight for peasants rights
He got the help of the lawyers
Whose house did Gandhi stay in while visiting Champaran
Rajendra Prasad
J.B Kriplani
Maulana Mazharul Haq
Brij Kishore Babu
Charles Andrew Freer was a
Pacifist
Englishman
Devoted follower of Gandhi
All of the Above
Gandhi taught fellow leaders a lesson in self reliance by
refusing help of Charles Andrew Freer
refusing to accept that the peasants vs Britishers was an unequal fight
believing that his cause was just
All of the above
The Champaran movement began
as an act of self defiance
as an attempt to start a political movement
an attempt to alleviate the distress of the peasants
a movement to gain independence
Which of these was NOT a solution offered by Gandhi as an answer to the woes of peasants
he ensured that the poor peasants had an adequate supply of clothes
he opened primary schools
he arranged for the visits of the doctors
he had people teaching about the community sanitation and cleanliness
What was the first incident of untouchability that Gandhi experienced in Champaran
he was not allowed to enter J.B Kriplani's house
he was not allowed to draw water from the well
he was not allowed to touch a Britisher Officer
He was not allowed to enter the houses of Britishers
The author of Indigo is-
LUIS FISCHER
LOI FISHER
LOUIS FISHER
LOUIS FISCHER
Indigo is about how Mahatma Gandhi
fought for racial discrimination
struggled for the underprivileged peasants of Champaran.
his days of struggle at South Africa
all the above
Q1- Who is the author of The Rattrap?
A) Selma Lagerlof
B) Thomas B. Allen
C) Howard Phillips
D) Sudha Murthy
Q2- Which country does the author belong to?
A) Singapore
B) Sydney
C) Sweden
D) Switzerland
Q6- What is the message of the story?
A) Love and kindness are powerful reformers.
B) Kindness is powerless
C) kindness encourages thieves
D) thieves need reprimand
Q7- This story revolves around whom?
A) around Crofter and his daughter
B) around crofter
C) around ironman
D) around peddler- the Rattrap seller
Q9- Why does the peddler knit up various kind of thoughts?
A) because of greed
B) because of travelling
C) because of loneliness and poverty
D) none
Q10- In peddler's view, what does the world look like?
A) a rat
B) a jungle
C) a jigsaw
D) a Rattrap
Q11- According to the seller what leads us to various miseries?
A) attractions
B) people
C) friends
D) wishes and greed of comfort
Q13- Who offered shelter to the Peddler?
A) a beggar
B) a friend
C) a milkman
D) An old Crofter
Q16- What lightens the seriousness of the lesson?
A) Peddlar's greed
B) Peddlar's gossip
C) Peddlar's tricks
D) Peddlar's sense of humour
Q15- What does the metaphor Rattrap in the lesson signify?
A) humans
B) thieves
C) attractions
D) Human greed and distractions
Q18- From where did the Peddler get the idea of the world being a Rattrap?
A) from his friends' situation
B) from Crofter's behavior
C) from Edla's words
D) from his circumstances and miserable life condition
What game did the peddler and the crofter play?
Majlis
Mossacs
Mjolis
Mehfils
What gift did Edla receive from the peddler?
Ten kronor notes
Three kronor notes
Thirty kronors
Thirteen kronor notes
Why did the peddler turn to the forest
Highway was full of thieves
Highway was full of traffic
He was in fear of being caught
The forest interested him more
Why was the peddler’s life sad and monotonous?
because he had no family
because he had to work hard
because he was poor and lonely
because he had no respect in the society
What would have happened if Edla would have gone by her father’s decision?
the peddler would have gone back to his old ways
the peddler would have changed any way
the peddler would have never got out of the forge
the peddler’s perception would have changed
Why did the peddler return to the crofter’s cottage?
to show his gratitude
to rest for some more time
to get hold of the pouch
to break the window
