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WorksheetsLS_Assignment2_G4 (Quiz)
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Who gets sick at the beginning of Chapter 11?
Jagu
Mrs Panwallah
Mr Panwallah
Hari’s mother
What work does Hari help Mr Panwallah with?
Gardening
Washing clothes
Watch repairing
Serving
Why does Hari go to the shop more often in this chapter?
He likes the air conditioning
Mr Panwallah needs help
Jagu tells him to stop working
He disappoints with Jagu
What happens to the rain in Chapter 11?
It becomes a thunderstorm
It slows down to a drizzle
It turns into snow
It causes flood
What is the condition of the shop when Mr Panwallah returns?
Full of unfinished work
Tidy and clean
Close permanently
Burned
What does Mr Panwallah's return to work represent in the story?
Change and conflict
Fear and desire
Loss of hope
Change and renewal
How does Hari's attitude toward learning change in this chapter?
He becomes bored and tired
He feels pressure and forced to learn
He becomes more confident and eager
He wants to return to the village
What kind of relationship develops between Mr Panwallah and Hari?
Like brothers
Like father and son
Couple
Like seller and customer
What theme is highlighted in Chapter 11?
Political corruption
Jealousy and war
Wealth and fame
Rebuilding and hope
What lesson does Hari begin to learn beyond technical skills?
How to make friends
How to manage people
To be patient and responsible
To ingore problems and run from it
What does the phrase "the wheel turned again" suggest?
No meaning at all, just simple phrase
Wheels are broken and need to be fixed
Live moves in cycles
Live moves very fast
What makes Mr Panwallah different from other adults in Hari's life?
He respects and teaches Hari kindly
He shares shelter with Hari
He is famous and well known
He is selfless and good looking
According to your remembrance, how many people visit Mr Panwallah in our role play (Video)?
3
5
4-5
4
Which quote best represents the theme of Chapter 11?
Nothing ever changed in this city
The sea roared louder than before
And so the wheel turned again
Hari sat quietly in the corner of the shop.
How is the watch shop a metaphor in this chapter?
It symbolizes precision and control over time and life
It symbolizes wealth, power, and justice
It's just a shop with no deeper meaning
It reflects Hari's broken family
What does Mr Panwallah's weak health contrast with in the story?
Jagu’s strength
The noise of the streets
The energy of the city
Hari’s youth and growning strength
Which emotion does Hari not experience in this chapter?
Fear of faliure
Disappointment in his mentor
Hope for the future
Responsibility
What might the slow improvement of weather symbolize in relation to Hari's life?
Thing getting worse
Time slowing down
Nature’s boredom
A new beginning after hardship
What kind of hope does Chapter 11 present?
A quiet, realistic hope built through effort and kindness
False hope based on imagination
Hope from luck and chance
Hope through escape and avoidance
Which of the following BEST explains what the sentence "The wheel turned again, just as Mr Panwallah had said it would" means in the context of Chapter 11?
Life brings back familiar problems again and again
Good times always come after bad times if you are patient
Time continues no matter what, and people must accept it
Change is natural and constant, just like the turning
of a wheel.
