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English revision

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 17mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The answers to the three questions will enable:

a)

(a) the hermit to go to the king

b)

(b) the king to lead a peaceful life

c)

(c) the king to be always

d)

(d) the subjects to lead a good life successful

2.

The king was not satisfied with the answers as:

a)

a) they were lengthy

b)

(b) they all were different

c)

(c) they were dull

d)

(d) they served no purpose

3.

The king went to see the hermit in:

a)

(a) his cage

b)

(b) simple clothes

c)

(c) his cave

d)

(d) a hurry

4.

The king dug the beds

a)

(a) because he loved gardening

b)

(b) to help the hermit

c)

(c) to pass time

d)

(d) to get his answers

5.

The wounded man was

a)

(a) a friend of the hermit

b)

(b) a friend of the king

c)

(c) an enemy of the hermit

d)

(d) an enemy of the king

6.

The king dressed the wounds of:

a)

(a) the hermit

b)

(b) his guard

c)

(c) the horse

d)

(d) the bearded man

7.

The bearded man was the:

a)

(a) relative of the king

b)

(b) friend of the king

c)

(c) king’s sworn enemy

d)

(d) guard of the king

8.

The bearded man asked for:

a)

(a) water

b)

(b) property

c)

(c) forgiveness

d)

(d) money

9.

The king ‘had done him’ wrong as:

a)

(a) he had killed his brother

b)

(b) he had killed his sister

c)

(c) he had seized his property

d)

(d) Both (a) and (b)

10.

The king sent a/an to look after him.

a)

(a) doctor

b)

(b) unaesthetic

c)

(c) quack

d)

(d) servant

11.

The king was happy that.

a)

(a) he had won a friend

b)

(b) he had killed his enemy

c)

(c) his action had pleased

d)

(d) his enemy was wounded the hermit

12.

The answers of the hermit.

a)

(a) satisfied the king

b)

(b) failed to satisfy the king

c)

(c) confused the king

d)

(d) amused the king

13.

The king sent messengers throughout his kingdom to

a)

(a) find anyone to answer to his questions

b)

(b) promise to pay a large sum of money

c)

(c) find the hermit

d)

(d) enjoy vacations

14.

The reply to his first question was

a)

(a) to prepare a timetable

b)

(b) to avoid foolish pleasures

c)

(c) to form a council of wise men

d)

(d) all of these

15.

The king was ___ with the answers he received.

a)

(a) satisfied

b)

(b) not satisfied

c)

(c) different

d)

(d) bewildered

16.

The hermit lived in a ____ which he never left.

a)

(a) jungle

b)

(b) hut

c)

(c) den

d)

(d) palace

17.

Why was the man revengeful?

a)

(a) because he was powerful

b)

(b) because the king seized his property

c)

(c) because he wanted to replace the king

d)

(d) none of these

18.

The king dressed the wounds of the man. What

a)

(a) the man was happy

b)

(b) the man slept peacefully

c)

(c) the man befriended the king

d)

(d) all of these

19.

Which is the most important time?

a)

(a) then

b)

(b) now

c)

(c) never

d)

(d) sometimes

20.

The king left his ___

a)

(a) horse with his bodyguard

b)

(b) to walk in his garden

c)

(c) to fight the enemy

d)

(d) none of these

21.

The hermit lived in a ____ which he never left.

a)

(a) jungle

b)

(b) hut

c)

(c) den

d)

(d) palace

22.

The grandmother took Mridu to:

a)

(a) Rukkus house

b)

(b) Mannf s house

c)

(c) Music teacher

d)

(d) Rukku Manm’ s house

23.

The pair of chappals was:

a)

(a) torn

b)

(b) quite small

c)

(c) covered with dust

d)

(d) both (a) and (c)

24.

The secret was not shared as:

a)

(a) Tapi will get angry

b)

(b) the elders did not like any kitten

c)

(c) Mrldu will tell the aunt

d)

(d) both (a) and (b)

25.

Ravi got milk for the kitten from:

a)

(a) the market

b)

(b) the kitchen

c)

(c) the cupboard

d)

(d) the fridge

26.

Ravi spoke high of M.P. Poonal

a)

(a) to impress Mrldu

b)

(b) to show off his knowledge

c)

(c) as he was related to It

d)

(d) both (a) and (b

27.

Ravi spoke high of M.P. Poonal

a)

(a) to impress Mrldu

b)

(b) to show off his knowledge

c)

(c) as he was related to It

d)

(d) both (a) and (b)

28.

A ‘kreech1ng sound

a)

(a) sent shivers to M.P. Poonal

b)

(b) startled Mridu

c)

(c) frightened Mahendran

d)

(d) both (b) and (c)

29.

The music master was experienced. His music:

a)

(a) had high notes

b)

(b) impressed Lalli

c)

(c) could not be learnt by Lalli

d)

(d) both (b) and (c)

30.

A sharp V-shaped line between Rukkii Manni’s eyebrows suggested:

a)

(a) she was happy

b)

(b) she was getting angry

c)

(c) she was thinking hard

d)

(d) both (a) and (c)

31.

The chappals were given to the beggar because

a)

(a) these chappals were dirty

b)

(b) they belonged to the music master

c)

(c) the children had taken pity

d)

(d) Ravi was a naughty boy on the beggar

32.

Mridu told Rukku Manni all about the chappals because

a)

(a) she was a truthful girl

b)

(b) she was against Ravi

c)

(c) she thought Rukku Mannl would punish her If she didn’t tell her the truth

d)

(d) she thought Rukku Manni won’t be so angry if she knew the truth

33.

Rukku Manni gave some refreshments to Mridu because

a)

(a) Mridu had spoken the truth

b)

(b) Mridu was her guest

c)

(c) Mrldu was hungry

d)

(d) she was Mridu’s mother

34.

The chappals given to the music master

a)

(a) pleased him

b)

(b) displeased him

c)

(c) irritated him

d)

(d) were refused by him

35.

The chappals of music teacher were

a)

(a) brand new

b)

(b) old

c)

(c) colourful

d)

(d) stolen

36.

Where did Ravi hide the kitten?

a)

(a) backyard

b)

(b) behind a thick bitter berry bush

c)

(c) torn football

d)

(d) all of these

37.

Pati will ___ for Paddu mama’s house of she knows we have a

a)

(a) be happy, dog

b)

(b) be angry, cat

c)

(c) leave, cat

d)

(d) leave, dog

38.

___ was the little kitty’s name

a)

(a) Mahishasur

b)

(b) Mridu

c)

(c) Mahapat

d)

(d) Mahendran

39.

The cat was a descendant from

a)

(a) Chola dynasty

b)

(b) Pallava dynasty

c)

(c) Chalukya dynasty

d)

(d) none of these

40.

The cats were worshipped in

a)

(a) Poona

b)

(b) Mahabalipuram

c)

(c) India

d)

(d) Egypt

41.

The sound that cones from Lalli’s violin was

a)

(a) screeching

b)

(b) melodies

c)

(c) whizzing

d)

(d) kreeching

42.

The beggar spread his upper cloth under the neem tree to

a)

(a) sleep under the tree

b)

(b) bask in the sun

c)

(c) wait for the alms

d)

(d) show his anger

43.

The rebel is likely to refuse the offer which is:

a)

(a) refused by others

b)

(b) accepted by others

c)

(c) ignored by others

d)

(d) ridiculed by others

44.

The rebel is a person who does exactly

a)

(a) what others do

b)

(b) what others like

c)

(c) the opposite of what others do

d)

(d) what he likes

45.

The opposite of rebel is:

a)

(a) insurgent

b)

(b) revolter

c)

(c) supporter

d)

(d) traitor

46.

A rebel is generally:

a)

(a) admired

b)

(b) liked

c)

(c) praised

d)

(d) disliked

47.

If the activity in the classroom is noisy:

a)

(a) he will sit quietly

b)

(b) he will add to its noise

c)

(c) he will rush out

d)

(d) both (b) and (c)

48.

The noun form of ‘grow’ is:

a)

(a) growing

b)

(b) will grow

c)

(c) grew

d)

(d) growth

49.

A rebel’s dress sense is to what others think about it:

a)

(a) similar

b)

(b) proportionate

c)

(c) opposite

d)

(d) trendy

50.

What must be the opinion of a rebel,

a)

(a) teaching the society to be dutiful

b)

(b) obeying the rules

c)

(c) bringing disharmony

d)

(d) bringing about the change