Tick (✔) the correct alternative: Multiple Choice Questions:
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Our Runaway Kite by Maud Montgomery
1. The Big Hall Moon looked lovely during -
(a) spring
(b) summer (√)
(c) autumn
(d) winter
2. The narrator and his playmates pretended to be -
(a) robbers
(b) adventurers
(c) mountainers
(d) shipwrecked mariners (√)
(3) The part of the narrator's body that went through the kite was her -
(a) elbow (√)
(b) ankle
(c) knee
(d) fingers
4. The narrator of the text is -
(a) Dick
(b) Mimi
(c) Phillipa (√)
(d) Claude
5. The kite was mended with a -
(a) red paper
(b) letter (√)
(c) leaflet
(d) newspaper
6. The Big Half Moon is the name of -
(a) lighthouse
(b) a harbour
(c) a cave
(d) an island (√)
7. The names of Claude's cousins are -
(a) Rimi and Dick
(b) Mimi and Dick (√)
(c) Mimi and Paul
(d) Philippa and Mimi
8. Claude and Philippa found their relation on account of -
(a) a story
(b) a mobile message
(c) a kite (√)
(d) a telegram
9. Claude's father is -
(a) the owner of the Big Half Moon
(b) the keeper of the Big Half Moon
(c) the owner of the lighthouse (√)
(d) the keeper of the lighthouse
10. Claude is older than Philippa by- -
(a) one year (√)
(b) two years
(c) three years
(d) four years
11. The harbour becomes frozen in - -
(a) summer
(b) winter (√)
(c) spring
(d) autumn
12. In winter, the members of the family go to --
(a) a wood
(b) a cave
(c) the lighthouse
(d) the mainland (√)
13. The members of the family sail back to their own dear island in -
(a) winter
(b) summer
(c) spring (√)
(d) autumn
14. The children used to consider it funny when -
(a) they found no companion
(b) they went to the mainland
(c) they returned to the island
(d) mainland people pitied them (√)
15. The keeper of the Big Half Moon is Claude's -
(a) aunt
(b) brother
(c) grandfather
(d) father (√)
16. The mainland people pitied the children for not having -
(a) any food
(b) any playmate (√)
(c) any school
(d) any cinema hall
17. Claude and Philippa used to quarrel a good deal with -
(a) each other
(b) their father
(c) Mimi and Dick
(d) the mainland children (√)
18. Philippa never quarrelled with -
(a) her aunt 6
(b) the mainland children
(c) her father
(d) (d) her brother (√)
19. The children often thought why they had no -
(a) friends
(b) kites
(c) relatives (√)
(d) teachers
20. The children considered having some relation would be -
(a) pathetic
(b) jolly (√)
(c) tiresome
(d) monotonous
21. On being asked about the relatives, Claude's father -
(a) remained silent
(b) cried in anger
(c) cried in sorrow
(d) looked sorrowful (√)
22. The weather in the Big Half Moon is always lovely in -
(a) winter
(b) summer (√)
(c) autumn
(d) spring
23. On a fine day, the harbour remains -
(a) blue and stormy
(b) green and calm
(c) blue and calm (√)
(d) blue and cloudy
24. Evers summer the children have used to some new -
(a) food
(b) sports
(c) adventure
(d) hobby (√)
25. The previous summer Claude and Philippa were crazy about -
(a) playing pirate caves
(b) quarrelling with each other
(c) writing letters
(d) making kites (√)
26. Claude learned how to make a kite from -
(a) Aunt Esther
(b) his father
(c) a mainland boy (√)
(d) dick
27. By the kites they made, Claude and Philippa used to play -
(a) pirate caves
(b) shipwrecked mariners (√)
(c) snapping of each other's kite
(d) hide and seek
28. The big kite was covered with some -
(a) handmade paper
(b) green paper
(c) white paper
(d) red paper (√)
29. All over the big kite, Claude and Philippa pasted some -
(a) letters
(b) pictures
(c) gold tinsel stars (√)
(d) of their drawings
30. Claude and Philippa wrote their names full on the -
(a) letter
(b) kite (√)
(c) lighthouse
(d) seashore
31. One day there came for kite-flying a grand-
(a) wind
(b) ripple (√)
(c) storm
(d) tide
32. The big hole on the kite was made by -
(a) Mimi
(b) Dick
(c) Claude
(d) Philippa
33. The big hole was made on the kite by Philippa's -
(a) finger
(b) knee
(c) elbow (√)
(d) legs
34. To find some paper, the children rushed to -
(a) their study room
(b) their father
(c) the harbour
(d) the lighthouse (√)
35. They knew that in the highthouse there were -
(a) more red paper
(b) no more red paper (√)
(c) lots of letters
(d) some newspaper
36. To repair the big hole of the kite, they took -
(a) red paper
(b) gold tinsel stars
(c) a newspaper
(d) a letter (√)
37. They took the very letter as it -
(a) was kept carefully
(b) came handy to them (√)
(c) was an old letter
(d) had no importance
38. The letter was lying on the -
(a) centre table
(b) sofa
(c) bookcase (√)
(d) bed
39. They found the letter in their -
(a) study room
(b) sitting room
(c) kitchen
(d) bedroom
40. They dried the kite by the -
(a) sea
(b) harbour
(c) fire (√)
(d) water
41. The kite soared like -
(a) an aeroplane
(b) a missile
(c) a rocket
(d) a bird
42. After the kite was snapped, it sailed away to -
(a) the harbour
(b) the lighthouse
(c) the mainland (√)
(d) the cave
43. After a month there came a letter in the name of -
(a) father (√)
(b) Claude
(c) Philippa
(d) Mimi
43. The letter that came after a month was from -
(a) Claude's sister
(b) Claude's grandfather
(c) Claude's aunt (√)
(d) Claude's father
45. Claude's father had left home quarrelling with his -
(a) father
(b) brother (√)
(c) wife
(d) sister
46. On his return home, Claude's father found that his brother had -
(a) fled
(b) died (√)
(c) sold the property
(d) settled in the house
47.When Claude's father had went back home, he could not find his --
(a) father
(b) brother
(c) wife
(d) sister (√)
48. Before reuniting with her family. Aunt Esther lived in- -
(a) a cave
(b) the Big Half Moon
(c) the mainland (√)
(d) a wood
49. The kite was discovered--
(a) on the rooftop
(b) in electric wire
(c) on the treetop (√)
(d) in the lighthouse
50. The kite was discovered by - -
(a) Mimi and Dick (√)
(b) Claude and Philippa
(c) Aunt Esther
(d) Claude's father
51.Aunt Esther turned pale to see --
(a) the kite
(b) Claude
(c) Philippa
(d) the letter (√)
52. The letter had been written by- -
(a) Claude
(b) Mimi
(c) Aunt Esther (√)
(d) Claude's father
53. The letter pasted on the kite had been written to-
(a) Philippa
(b) Aunt Esther
(c) Claude
(d) Claude's father (√)
54. Phillipa and Claude were also the names of narrator's--
(a) parents
(b) friends
(c) grandparents (√)
(d) classmates
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