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WorksheetsTest I Unit- 1 to 4 of Grade six English Reading Texts I 2081
Total questions: 139
Worksheet time: 1hrs 10mins
What was T.S. Eliot's full name?
Thomas Stearns Eliot
Theodore Samuel Eliot
Thomas Simon Eliot
Timothy Stearns Eliot
When was T.S. Eliot born?
1888
1890
1875
1880
Which was T.S. Eliot's first published poem?
The Waste Land
The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock
A Fable for Feasters
Gerontion
Where did Eliot get his higher education?
Yale University
Harvard College
Oxford University
Cambridge University
What degree did Eliot complete in 1909?
B.A.
M.A.
PhD
Associate Degree
In which year did Eliot complete his PhD?
1915
1916
1917
1918
Which of the following works is a play by T.S. Eliot?
The Waste Land
The Rock-a pageant play
Gerontion
Ash Wednesday
Which award did T.S. Eliot receive in 1948?
Pulitzer Prize
Nobel Prize for Literature
Booker Prize
National Medal of Arts
When did T.S. Eliot die?
1960
1965
1970
1968
What was T.S. Eliot's first publication in the modernist movement?
The Waste Land
The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock
Ash Wednesday
Four Quartets
Which of Eliot's poems is considered a masterpiece of the modernist movement?
Gerontion
The Hollow Men
The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock
Four Quartets
Arrange these plays by T.S. Eliot in the order of their publication: The Cocktail Party, The Rock, Murder in the Cathedral.
The Rock, Murder in the Cathedral, The Cocktail Party
Murder in the Cathedral, The Rock, The Cocktail Party
The Cocktail Party, The Rock, Murder in the Cathedral
Murder in the Cathedral, The Cocktail Party, The Rock
List of the subjects Eliot studied at Smith Academy.
Mathematics, English, and History
Latin, ancient Greek, French, and German
Spanish, English, Philosophy, and Latin
German, Philosophy, and English
Identify Eliot's plays from the given list: Gerontion, Murder in the Cathedral, The Waste Land, The Cocktail Party.
The Waste Land, Gerontion
Murder in the Cathedral, The Cocktail Party
Gerontion, The Waste Land
The Cocktail Party, Gerontion
Match the year with the poem: 1922 The Waste Land, 1930 Ash Wednesday.
Correct match
Incorrect match
Select the poems that are part of Eliot's English language works: Ash Wednesday, Four Quartets, Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats.
Only Ash Wednesday
Ash Wednesday and Four Quartets
All three poems
Only Four Quartets
Why might Eliot have been inclined towards Catholicism from his childhood?
He was born in a Catholic family.
He studied in a Catholic school.
His Irish nurse was Catholic
He read a lot of Catholic literature.
What can be inferred about Eliot's influence on modern poetry?
He followed traditional poetic styles.
He ignored religious themes in his works.
He introduced a new wave of modernist poetry
He focused only on playwriting.
Why might Eliot's writings be deeply influenced by Biblical stories?
He was a priest.
He adopted Catholicism
He wrote religious texts.
He never studied other themes.
Which of Eliot's achievements reflects his impact on English literature?
His works were only published in America.
He won both the Order of Merit and the Nobel Prize for Literature
He was a professor of literature.
He received a PhD from Harvard.
What does Eliot's success in different literary genres suggest about his skills?
He focused only on poetry.
He was versatile and innovative
He had little influence on drama.
He only wrote during his early years.
How might Eliot's hernia in childhood have affected his writing style?
It made him write more about health.
It limited his creativity.
It possibly gave him time for introspection and literary exploration
It had no impact on his writing.
How does T.S. Eliot's work compare to other poets of the 20th century?
He wrote less than others.
His modernist approach distinguished him as a leading figure
He was not as influential as others.
He mostly wrote fiction.
What might have been the impact of Eliot's plays on his overall literary career?
They overshadowed his poetry.
They provided another medium to express his themes, enhancing his influence
They were less popular than his poems.
They rarely performed.
Why is Eliot considered a great source of enlightenment in the light of religion?
He wrote many religious books.
His works reflect deep religious and spiritual themes
He was a religious leader.
He never wrote about other themes.
Who won the Gandaki Province Level Essay Writing Competition?
Ms. Shijan Tharu
The Head Teacher
The Saraswoti Secondary School Family
Ms. Saraswoti Tharu
What is the title of the winning essay?
My School: My Role Model
My Parents: My Role Model
My teacher: My Inspiration
My Friends: My Support
How much cash prize did Shijan Tharu receive?
NRs. 10,000
NRs. 15,000
NRs. 20,000
NRs. 25,000
What grade is Shijan Tharu in?
Grade Five
Grade Six
Grade Seven
Grade Eight
Who congratulated Shijan for her achievement?
Head Teacher and Saraswoti Secondary School Family
Her classmates
The school principal
Her parents
Arrange the sequence of awards Shijan received: Cash prize, gold medal, Recognition.
Gold medal, Cash prize, Recognition
Cash prize, gold medal, Recognition
Recognition, Cash prize, gold medal
Recognition, Gold medal, Cash prize
Identify the elements of Shijan's recognition: Essay title, Cash prize amount, School name.
Essay title and Cash prize amount
School name and Cash prize amount
Essay title, Cash prize amount, and School name
School name and Essay title
Which province level competition did Shijan win?
Bagmati Province Level
Gandaki Province Level
Lumbini Province Level
Province No. 1 Level
What can be inferred about Shijan's essay based on her award?
It was about her friends.
It was highly appreciated and well-written
It was very lengthy.
It had several grammatical errors.
Why is Shijan considered a role model for others in school?
She is the smartest student in school.
She won an essay competition, demonstrating excellence and dedication
She always follows school rules.
She helps everyone with their homework.
What does winning this competition suggest about Shijan's skills?
She is only good at writing essays.
She is creative, articulate, and talented in expressing her thoughts
She has a large vocabulary.
She prefers writing about other activities.
How does the school view Shijan's achievement?
As a minor accomplishment.
As an inspiration and source of pride for everyone
As something unusual and unexpected.
As a routine achievement.
Why is it important for the school to publicly congratulate Shijan?
To highlight competition details.
To motivate and inspire other students
To fulfill a formal obligation.
To increase school popularity.
Who was Chulong?
A poor man
A rich man
A farmer
A king
What was special about the bird Chulong caught?
It was very large.
It had beautiful and colorful feathers.
It could speak many languages.
It was very heavy.
What did Chulong want to do with the bird?
Keep it as a pet.
Sell it for a big amount.
Feed it to his dogs.
Set it free immediately.
What happened to the bird when Chulong caught it?
It started singing.
It turned into a black bird.
It disappeared.
It laid an egg.
What did Chulong decide to do when the bird became ugly?
Keep it in a cage.
Set it free.
Kill it and eat its meat.
Sell it for a smaller price.
What did the bird promise Chulong in exchange for its freedom?
To return with gold.
To sing for him every morning.
To teach him three useful rules.
To stay with him forever.
What was the first rule the bird taught Chulong?
Never trust a bird.
Never believe everything others say.
Always save money.
Be generous to everyone.
Where did the bird sit after being set free?
On Chulong's shoulder.
On the roof of Chulong's house.
On the branch of a tree.
On the ground near the garden.
What did Chulong accuse the bird of after hearing the rules?
Being too loud.
Cheating him.
Stealing his food.
Being lazy.
What did the bird do at the end of the story?
Stayed with Chulong.
Disappeared from his sight.
Turned into a different animal.
Laid a golden egg.
Arrange the sequence of events: Chulong catches the bird, the bird changes color, Chulong releases the bird.
Chulong releases the bird, the bird changes color, Chulong catches the bird.
The bird changes color, Chulong catches the bird, Chulong releases the bird.
Chulong catches the bird, the bird changes color, Chulong releases the bird.
The bird changes color, Chulong releases the bird, Chulong catches the bird.
Identify the three rules taught by the bird.
Save money, be kind, and work hard.
Never lie, always share, be happy.
Never believe everything others say, never be sad about something you do not have, never throw away what you have in your hand.
Trust everyone, never be sad, give away everything you own.
Match the rule with Chulong's action: "Never believe everything others say" Believed the bird.
Correct match.
Incorrect match.
Which actions of Chulong violated the three rules?
He tried to make money with the bird, believed the bird, and let the bird go.
He shared with everyone, was happy, and kept the bird.
He ignored the bird, was content, and held onto the bird.
He ignored the bird's advice, gave up his riches, and shared his food.
Arrange the order of what Chulong felt: Hopeful about making money, angry, then sad.
Sad, angry, hopeful.
Angry, sad, hopeful.
Hopeful, angry, sad.
Hopeful, sad, angry.
Which rule would have prevented Chulong from releasing the bird?
Never be sad about something you do not have.
Never throw away what you have in your hand.
Always trust birds.
Always chase riches.
What can be inferred about Chulong's character based on his actions?
He is generous and kind.
He is greedy and never satisfied.
He is wise and content.
He is quiet and shy.
Why did the bird turn into a black bird when caught?
To scare Chulong.
To show that beauty fades when captured.
Because it was sick.
Because it was scary.
What does the bird's ability to change colors suggest?
It is magical and beyond ordinary.
It was just playing a trick.
It had a skin condition.
It was angry at Chulong.
Why did the bird teach Chulong the rules after being set free?
To punish him.
To give him a chance to learn and improve.
To make him feel bad.
To make him richer.
What lesson can be inferred from Chulong's experience with the bird?
Greed leads to loss and regret.
Always capture beautiful things.
Wealth is the ultimate goal.
Never listen to advice.
How did Chulong feel after the bird flew away?
Relieved and happy.
Angry and regretful.
Excited and hopeful.
Confused and curious.
How would you evaluate Chulong's decision to release the bird?
It was a wise choice.
It was a gamble driven by greed.
It was an act of kindness.
It was a mistake from the start.
Why are the bird's rules considered valuable despite their simplicity?
They are easy to remember.
They are commonly ignored but essential to a happy life.
They help you catch birds.
They make people rich instantly.
What is the overall message of the story?
Trust everyone you meet.
Always try to get richer.
Simple wisdom can have great value when applied.
Keep beautiful things to yourself.
What color is the river described in the poem?
Blue
Dark brown
Green
Black
What is the color of the sand in the poem?
White
Golden
Brown
Silver
Where does the river flow according to the poem?
Through a forest
Along forever
Into the sea
Over the mountains
What floats on the river in the poem?
Leaves and boats
Flowers and rocks
Fish and birds
Logs and sticks
Where do the boats go in the poem?
To the city
Past the mill, down the valley, down the hill
To the sea
Around the lake
Arrange the sequence of the river's journey mentioned in the poem: Valley, Hill, Mill.
Hill, Valley, Mill
Mill, Valley, Hill
Valley, Hill, Mill
Mill, Hill, Valley
What are the river's surroundings as described in the poem?
Cities and roads
Trees on either hand
Mountains and lakes
Houses and gardens
Match the objects with their descriptions from the poem: "Green leaves" floating.
Correct match
Incorrect match
What can be assumed about the journey of the boats in the poem?
They will return quickly.
They will travel far away, possibly never returning.
They are stuck on the river.
They will sink soon.
What feeling does the poem remind me of the boats' journey?
Fear and danger
Adventure and curiosity
Boredom and laziness
Sadness and regret
Why does the poet mention "other little children" bring the boats ashore?
To show that the boats are lost forever.
To suggest that life goes on and others will continue the journey.
To highlight the poet's sadness.
To indicate the boats are valuable.
What message does the poem convey about letting go?
It's impossible to let go.
Letting go allows new experiences and adventures.
It's always sad to let go.
Holding on is better than letting go.
How does the imagery of the poem reflect the passage of time?
It shows how everything stays the same.
It reflects constant movement and change, like the flowing river.
It shows the river stopping eventually.
It reflects boredom and stillness.
What did the eldest daughter ask for when her father was going to the town?
Gold rings
Dresses made of silk
A new house
Flowers
What did the second daughter want as a gift?
Gold necklaces
Pearl earrings
A new dress
Silver bracelets
What did Beauty ask her father to bring?
A new book
Some roses
A pet cat
A new dress
What did the merchant find at the old castle?
A treasure chest
A bush full of white roses
A lake
A large gate
How did the merchant react when he saw the beast?
He ran away immediately
He apologized and explained he wanted roses for Beauty
He fought the beast
He ignored the beast
What was the beast's appearance?
It had the head of a lion, the body of a bear, and the legs of a wild dog
It looked like a dragon
It had the body of a wolf and the wings of an eagle
It looked like a giant snake
What did the beast demand from the merchant?
Gold and treasure
To send his daughter who wanted the roses
To bring him food
To leave the castle immediately
How did Beauty react when she heard about the beast's demand?
She refused to go
She decided to go to the beast to save her family
She ran away from home
She cried all night
What did the beast give Beauty when she came to the castle?
Expensive jewelry
A proper room to live in and well-cooked food
A golden crown
Magic powers
What happened when Beauty's tears fell on the beast's face?
The beast grew stronger
The beast turned into a handsome young man
The beast disappeared
The beast started crying
What did Beauty do when she returned home?
She immediately went back to the beast
She stayed with her family happily for weeks
She cried every night
She never thought of the beast again
Arrange the sequence of events: Beauty meets the beast, stays with her family, the beast falls sick.
The beast falls sick, Beauty meets the beast, stays with her family
Stays with her family, the beast falls sick, Beauty meets the beast
Beauty meets the beast, stays with her family, the beast falls sick
The beast falls sick, stays with her family, Beauty meets the beast
How did the beast react when Beauty returned after a long time?
He was angry
He was happy but weak
He ignored her
He asked her to leave
Match the characters with their actions: The beast turns into a human.
Correct match
Incorrect match
What was the reason behind the beast’s transformation back into a human?
He defeated an evil wizard
Beauty’s teardrops helped him turn back into a human
He found a magic potion
He made a wish upon a star
Identify the main reason Beauty left the beast's castle temporarily.
To escape from the beast
To meet her father and sisters
To find treasure
To explore the world
What can be inferred about Beauty's character?
She is selfish and unkind
She is brave, selfless, and caring
She loves material wealth
She is afraid of taking risks
Why did the beast allow Beauty to visit her family?
He wanted to get rid of her
He trusted and cared about her happiness
He was tired of her
He was angry with her
What does Beauty's decision to return to the castle suggest about her feelings?
She regretted going home
She felt guilty and missed the beast
She wanted more gifts
She wanted to take over the castle
What lesson can be inferred from the story about true friendship?
True friends are hard to find
True friendship can break curses and change lives
Friendship is not important
Friends are often untrustworthy
Why did Beauty's sisters want her to go to the beast?
They wanted her to have an adventure
They wanted to keep themselves safe
They thought the beast would be kind
They wanted her to learn a lesson
What is the significance of the beast turning back into a prince?
It shows that appearances can be deceiving
It makes the story sadder
It was purely accidental
It shows the power of magic alone
What message does the story convey about judging others based on appearances?
Appearance always reflects true nature
Appearances can be misleading; true worth is found within
Only beautiful people are kind
Everyone looks exactly like their personality
How does Beauty's relationship with the beast reflect her values?
She values wealth above all
She sees beyond appearances and values kindness and friendship
She only cares about her own family
She is easily scared
What does the beast's transformation back into a human teach about redemption?
People can never change
Redemption requires magic
True change and redemption come from genuine friendship and selflessness
Only punishment leads to change
Who wrote the application?
The Principal
Mukesh Sharma
A doctor
A teacher
To whom is the application addressed?
Mukesh Sharma
The doctor
The principal
The teacher
What is the subject of the application?
Leave for vacation
Application for a scholarship
Application for sick leave
Application for a transfer
What is the reason Mukesh Sharma cannot come to school?
He is visiting relatives
He has a fever
He has an exam
He is going on a trip
On what date was the application written?
April 4, 2020
April 5, 2020
April 6, 2020
April 7, 2020
Which school does Mukesh Sharma attend?
Shree Padmodaya Secondary School
Shree Balodaya School
Shree Prabhat Secondary School
Shree Haridaya Secondary School
According to the letter, what will Mukesh Sharma do tomorrow?
Visit the doctor
Go to a picnic
Attend school
Go shopping
What does Mukesh Sharma request from the principal in his letter?
To excuse him from homework
To allow him to join late
To grant him leave for a day
To promote him to the next grade
Why is Mukesh Sharma grateful to the principal?
Because he is awarded a prize
Because he receives a scholarship
Because he expects his leave to be granted
Because he is allowed to skip classes regularly
What can be assumed about Mukesh Sharma's health condition?
He is in good health
He is suffering from a minor cold
He has a fever and needs rest
He is perfectly fine
Why does Mukesh mention that he is a Grade 6 student?
To specify his level of study
To ask for grade promotion
Seeking attention
To complain about his grade
What does Mukesh Sharma’s request reveal about his attitude towards school?
He is careless about his attendance
He values formal permission and respects authority
He dislikes attending school
He frequently skips classes
How does Mukesh Sharma demonstrate politeness in his application?
By demanding leave directly
By writing a formal and respectful letter
By calling the principal
By sending an email instead
What is Buddha Jayanti also called?
Buddha Purnima
Buddha Diwas
Lumbini Festival
Enlightenment Day
Where was Siddhartha Gautam born?
Kathmandu
Lumbini, Nepal
Bodh Gaya, India
Swoyambhu, Nepal
What do people do on Buddha Jayanti?
Light fireworks
Perform special chanting and prayers
Offer Tika to their brothers
Fast for the full day
When is Eid celebrated?
On the first day of Ramadan
On the last day of Ramadan
On the birthday of Prophet Muhammad
On the first day of the Islamic New Year
What do Muslim people say to each other on Eid?
Merry Christmas
Happy Diwali
Eid Mubarak
Happy New Year
What is Tihar also known as?
Dipawali
Dashain
Holi
Shivaratri
How many days does Tihar last?
Three
Four
Five
Seven
What is worshipped on Laxmi Puja during Tihar?
The sun
Goddess Laxmi
Lord Shiva
Lord Krishna
What do people offer on Chhath?
Flowers
Candles
Prasad
Fruits
On which date is Christmas celebrated?
December 15
December 20
December 25
December 30
Which festival is celebrated immediately after Tihar?
Dashain
Eid
Chhath
Christmas
Where do people go during Chhath to pray?
Churches
Banks of rivers, ponds, or lakes
Monasteries
Stupas
What do Christian people do during Christmas in Nepal?
Go to the market and shop
Go to Church and pray to Jesus Christ
Light fireworks
Perform Tika ceremonies
In which month does Tihar usually fall?
Baisakh
Kattik
Magh
Poush
What are the places people visit on Buddha Jayanti?
Schools and colleges
Lumbini, Swoyambhu, Bouddha, and other monasteries
Mosques and churches
Markets and parks
According to the text, which goddess is worshipped during Chhath?
Goddess Saraswati
Goddess Laxmi
Goddess Chhathi Maiya
Goddess Durga
Why is Tihar considered one of the biggest festivals of Hindus?
It lasts for only one day
It involves worshipping multiple gods and goddesses
It is celebrated worldwide
It is celebrated with minimal rituals
What does the phrase “Eid Mubarak” express?
Condolences
Greetings and best wishes to Eid
A call for help
A request for blessings
Why do people meditate and chant on Buddha Jayanti?
For fun and entertainment
To pray for peace and prosperity
To impress others
To attract tourists
Why do people light candles and offer Prasad on Laxmi Puja?
To decorate their homes
To worship Goddess Laxmi for wealth and prosperity
To celebrate the victory of good over evil
To ward off evil spirits
What can be inferred about Chhath’s origin and spread?
It was originally celebrated in the mountains
It started in the Terai region and spread to other parts of Nepal
It is celebrated only in Kathmandu
It began in India and moved to Nepal
Why do people decorate their homes with Christmas Trees on Christmas?
Competing with others
To celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ
To ward off evil spirits
To mark the beginning of winter
What do these festivals collectively represent in Nepalese culture?
A blend of various religions and traditions promoting unity
A single dominant cultural festival
A purely Hindu culture
A series of fasting rituals
How does the celebration of Eid contribute to the sense of community among Muslims?
By creating competition
By promoting individualism
By exchanging greetings and praying for the unity of humankind
By focusing on personal achievements
How do these festivals contribute to the diversity of Nepal?
They only represent a single religious group
They show the coexistence and celebration of multiple religious traditions
They are all national holidays
They are only celebrated in rural areas
