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Rikki Tikki Tavi Assessment

Total questions: 31

Worksheet time: 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Rikki Tikki Tavi Represents who?

a)

The British

b)

The Americans

c)

The Sepoys

d)

The Englishmen

2.

What kind of animal is Rikki-tikki-tavi?

a)

Cat

b)

Muskrat

c)

Mongoose

d)

Cobra

3.

In “Rikki-tikki-tavi,” a flood takes Rikki-tikki from his home to the care of an English family. In what part of the plot does the flood take place?

a)

during the climax

b)

during the falling action

c)

during the resolution

d)

during the exposition

4.

At the beginning of “Rikki-tikki-tavi,” which characteristic does Rikki-tikki display as soon as he has warmed up to the family?

a)

greed

b)

bravery

c)

curiosity

d)

laziness

5.

Who is Nagaina?

a)

Nag's Sister

b)

Nag's Mother

c)

Darzee's Sister

d)

Nag's Wife

6.

What prediction can you make based on your prior knowledge and this quotation from “Rikki-tikki-tavi”? “Teddy's safer with that little beast than if he had a bloodhound to watch him. If a snake came into the nursery

now”

a)

The snakes are not a threat to Teddy.

b)

Rikki-tikki will fail to protect Teddy from a snake attack.

c)

Rikki-tikki will protect Teddy from a snake attack.

d)

Rikki-tikki will attack Teddy.

7.

If Rikki-tikki fears the cobra immensely, he fears it

a)

a little bit.

b)

a great deal.

c)

only for a moment.

d)

only at first.

8.

Someone who needs consolation is probably

a)

happy

b)

puzzled

c)

sad

d)

confident

9.

Who does Teddy and his family represent?

a)

The Native Indians

b)

British Settlers

c)

American Naturalist

d)

Hunters

10.

The central conflict in “Rikki-tikki-tavi” is between

a)

the English family and the snakes.

b)

Rikki-tikki and the cobras.

c)

Rikki-tikki and Karait.

d)

Darzee and the cobras.

11.

Who do the animals represent in the novel?

a)

British

b)

Englishmen

c)

Native Indians

d)

The Jungle Book

12.

To describe Rikki Tikki as Valiant would be to describe him as...

a)

Timid

b)

Brave

c)

Unbothered

d)

Very Strong

13.

Which is a proper theme for the Story?

a)

Survival of the fittest

b)

Two heads are better than one

c)

Being Brave isn't easy

d)

Money can't buy happiness

14.

Who do the Cobras represent in the novel?

a)

The Swedish Settlers

b)

The British Children

c)

Nags Children

d)

The Indian Natives

15.

Why did Britain take so much interest in India in the 1600s?

a)

They wanted their land.

b)

They wanted their oil.

c)

They wanted to trade.

d)

They wanted to join forces.

16.

What was Britain’s initial interest in India?

a)

Foreign Exchange

b)

Spice Trade

c)

Prohibition

d)

Slave Trade

17.

who is the author of Rikki Tikki Tavi?

a)

Toni Morrison

b)

Rudford Beckett

c)

Toni Childs

d)

Rudyard Kipling

18.

in what year did Britain gain full control over India?

a)

1922

b)

1858

c)

1847

d)

1947

19.

When did India gain its independence from Britain?

a)

1922

b)

1858

c)

1847

d)

1947

20.

Who is the protagonist of the novel?

a)

Nag

b)

Teddy

c)

Rikki Tikki

d)

Nagaina

21.

Who is the antagonist of the novel?

a)

The Cobras

b)

The Humans

c)

The Tailorbirds

d)

There is no antagonist.

22.

What is the conflict of this novel?

a)

Character vs technology

b)

Character vs society

c)

Character vs character

d)

Character vs fate

23.

what advice did Rikki tikki’s mother give him

a)

To be submissive to colonizers

b)

To be dominant over colonizers

c)

To defend his land

d)

To never let anyone in the sacred garden

24.

Every mongoose, young or old, knows:

a)

Never eat snake eggs

b)

Never run from a fight

c)

Never climb into a birds nest

d)

Never go into a snake hole

25.

Rikki-Tikki protects the British family from the native dangers in exchange for

a)

all the treats he could ever want

b)

the social justice of all Native Indians

c)

the comforts of a domesticated lifestyle

d)

freedom of all Native Americans

26.

something that comforts

a)

Veranda

b)

Cower

c)

Consolation

d)

Mourning

27.

to crouch or sink down in fear

a)

cower

b)

shrink

c)

scuttle

d)

expand

28.

to become conscious; wake up

a)

revive

b)

resist

c)

renew

d)

assist

29.

in India, a house surrounded by a large outer porch

a)

veranda

b)

bungalow

c)

sluice

d)

pillar

30.

cleared for the growing of garden plants

a)

cultivated

b)

plowed

c)

prepared

d)

planted

31.

Essay Question: **Must be a Paragraph**

The story of Rikki-Tikki Tavi takes place during the British Raj in colonial India between 1858- 1947.


Name some other places Britain gained control and some lasting effects from Britains control on these foreign lands?

Who were some notable people involved?

What transpired these places gained their Independence from Britain?

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