Suggestion of Our Runaway Kite

 

Suggestion of Our Runaway Kite 




Suggestion of Our Runaway Kite 


1. The Big Half Moon looked lovely during: (a) spring, (b) summer, (c) autumn, (d) winter
2. The narrator of the text is: (a) Dick, (b) Mimi, (c) Philippa, (d) Claude
3. Claude learnt the art of making kite from: (a) an artist, (b) a boy in the mainland, (c) his sister, (d) his father
Or, A boy showed Claude how to: (a) fly kites, (b) play with kites, (c) make kites, (d) make sand caves
4. The letter was from Father's sister: (a) Philippa, (b) Claude, (c) Mimi, (d) Esther
5. Father had quarrelled with his: (a) mother, (b) father, (c) sister, (d) brother
6. Total number of members in the narrator's family at present is: (a) 3, (b) 4, (c) 5, (d) 6
7. The colour of the kite they flew was: (a) white, (b) yellow, (c) red, (d) blue
8. The kite was patched with the letter written by: (a) Philippa to Claude, (b) Esther to her husband, (c) Father to her sister, (d) Esther to her brother
9. Father of Claude and Philippa got reunited with his: (a) uncle, (b) aunt, (c) both, (d) none of them
10. The game played by Claude and the narrator was: (a) hide and seek, (b) merry-go-round, (c) musical chair, (d) pirate caves
11. When the children asked their father about relatives, he became: (a) embarrassed, (b) happy, (c) irritated, (d) sorrowful
12. The part of the narrator's body that went through the kite was his: (a) elbow, (b) ankle, (c) knee, (d) fingers
13. They were crazy about: (a) all, (b) kites, (c) nothing, (d) paper boats
14. One day there was a grand wind for: (a) playing, (b) river rafting, (c) paragliding, (d) kite-flying
15. Philippa was narrator's: (a) mother, (b) aunt, (c) grandmother, (d) sister
16. The number of siblings the narrator's father had was: (a) two, (b) three, (c) four, (d) five
17. Father could not meet his brother again because: (a) his brother was missing, (b) his brother was admitted to a hospital, (c) his brother went abroad, (d) he had died
18. When the weather is fine, the harbour looks: (a) grey and calm, (b) grey and stormy, (c) blue and calm, (d) grey and turbulent
19. They were pitied by the people of the: (a) mainland, (b) island, (c) lighthouse, (d) park
Or, Mainland people always: (a) loved, (b) made fun of, (c) hated, (d) pitied
20. The narrator and Claude used to quarrel with the mainland children in: (a) autumn, (b) spring, (c) winter, (d) summer
21. The keeper of the lighthouse is: (a) Claude, (b) Claude's father, (c) Claude's aunt, (d) Claude's grandfather
22. The age of the narrator is: (a) ten, (b) eleven, (c) twelve, (d) nine
23. Claude was standing there looking foolish because: (a) the kite was snapped, (b) the kite had sailed to the mainland, (c) the kite was torn, (d) both (a) and (b)
24. The big kite was covered with: (a) green paper, (b) red paper, (c) yellow paper, (d) multicoloured paper
Or, The big kite was covered with: (a) lovely paper, (b) lovely red paper, (c) lovely gold paper, (d) red paper
25. The family moved over to the mainland in: (a) summer, (b) winter, (c) autumn, (d) spring
26. The narrator is: (a) one year senior to Claude, (b) one year junior to Claude, (c) of the same age, (d) much junior to Claude
27. This extract is from a story written by: (a) R.K. Narayan, (b) Nayantara Sehgal, (c) Lucy Maud Montgomery, (d) Ted Hughes
28. Philippa was the name of Aunt Esther's: (a) friend, (b) mother, (c) sister-in-law, (d) mother-in-law
29. The kite was mended with a: (a) red paper, (b) letter, (c) leaflet, (d) newspaper
30. 'Shipwrecked mariners' is a: (a) ship, (b) mariner, (c) game, (d) hobby
31. Tinsel is: (a) a strip, (b) material used in decoration, (c) shining material, (d) all of these
32. The narrator and his playmates pretended to be: (a) robbers, (b) adventurers, (c) mountaineers, (d) shipwrecked mariners
33. Father left home because he: (a) did not like his home, (b) quarrelled with his brother, (c) wanted a new life, (d) got a new job at Big Half Moon
34. The colour of the kite they flew was: (a) white, (b) yellow, (c) red, (d) blue
35. The part of the narrator's body that went through the kite was his: (a) elbow, (b) ankle, (c) knee, (d) fingers
Section C: True / False (T/F)
1. Claude was Esther's father's name.
2. Aunt Esther always lived on the island Big Half Moon.
3. In summer the island is rough and windy.
4. People felt that Claude and the narrator were lonesome.
5. The names of Claude and Philippa were written on the kite.
6. The old letter was lying on the bookcase in the sitting room.
7. The narrator tripped and fell over the kite.
8. The children of the island enjoyed a good relationship with the children of the mainland.
9. Dick and Mimi were crazy about kites.
10. The narrator's father had siblings.
11. Aunt Esther, Dick and Mimi made the narrator's life miserable.
12. Aunt Esther found the names of her parents written on the kite.
13. No one played with the children in the island.
14. Claude and I quarelled.












Section A: Multiple Choice Questions (1 mark each)


1. The Big Half Moon looked lovely during: (a) spring, (b) summer ✅, (c) autumn, (d) winter

2. The narrator of the text is: (a) Dick, (b) Mimi, (c) Philippa ✅, (d) Claude

3. Claude learnt the art of making kite from: (a) an artist, (b) a boy in the mainland ✅, (c) his sister, (d) his father

Or, A boy showed Claude how to: (a) fly kites, (b) play with kites, (c) make kites ✅, (d) make sand caves

4. The letter was from Father's sister: (a) Philippa, (b) Claude, (c) Mimi, (d) Esther ✅

5. Father had quarrelled with his: (a) mother, (b) father, (c) sister, (d) brother ✅

6. Total number of members in the narrator's family at present is: (a) 3, (b) 4, (c) 5, (d) 6 ✅

7. The colour of the kite they flew was: (a) white, (b) yellow, (c) red ✅, (d) blue

8. The kite was patched with the letter written by: (a) Philippa to Claude, (b) Esther to her husband, (c) Father to her sister, (d) Esther to her brother ✅

9. Father of Claude and Philippa got reunited with his: (a) uncle, (b) aunt, (c) both, (d) none of them ✅

10. The game played by Claude and the narrator was: (a) hide and seek, (b) merry-go-round, (c) musical chair, (d) pirate caves ✅

11. When the children asked their father about relatives, he became: (a) embarrassed, (b) happy, (c) irritated, (d) sorrowful ✅

12. The part of the narrator's body that went through the kite was his: (a) elbow ✅, (b) ankle, (c) knee, (d) fingers

13. They were crazy about: (a) all, (b) kites ✅, (c) nothing, (d) paper boats

14. After getting the letter, Father brought his sister to his house: (a) the next day ✅, (b) after two days, (c) after three days, (d) on that day

15. Philippa was narrator's: (a) mother, (b) aunt, (c) grandmother ✅, (d) sister

16. The number of siblings the narrator's father had was: (a) two ✅, (b) three, (c) four, (d) five

17. Father could not meet his brother again because: (a) his brother was missing, (b) his brother was admitted to a hospital, (c) his brother went abroad, (d) he had died ✅

18. When the weather is fine, the harbour looks: (a) grey and calm, (b) grey and stormy, (c) blue and calm ✅, (d) grey and turbulent

19. They were pitied by the people of the: (a) mainland ✅, (b) island, (c) lighthouse, (d) park

Or, Mainland people always: (a) loved, (b) made fun of, (c) hated, (d) pitied ✅

20. The narrator and Claude used to quarrel with the mainland children in: (a) autumn, (b) spring, (c) winter ✅, (d) summer

21. The keeper of the lighthouse is: (a) Claude, (b) Claude's father ✅, (c) Claude's aunt, (d) Claude's grandfather

22. The age of the narrator is: (a) ten, (b) eleven ✅, (c) twelve, (d) nine

23. Claude was standing there looking foolish because: (a) the kite was snapped, (b) the kite had sailed to the mainland, (c) the kite was torn, (d) both (a) and (b) ✅

24. The big kite was covered with: (a) green paper, (b) red paper ✅, (c) yellow paper, (d) multicoloured paper

Or, The big kite was covered with: (a) lovely paper, (b) lovely red paper ✅, (c) lovely gold paper, (d) red paper

25. The family moved over to the mainland in: (a) summer, (b) winter ✅, (c) autumn, (d) spring

26. The narrator is: (a) one year senior to Claude, (b) one year junior to Claude ✅, (c) of the same age, (d) much junior to Claude

27. This extract is from a story written by: (a) R.K. Narayan, (b) Nayantara Sehgal, (c) Lucy Maud Montgomery ✅, (d) Ted Hughes

28. Philippa was the name of Aunt Esther's: (a) friend, (b) mother ✅, (c) sister-in-law, (d) mother-in-law

29. The kite was mended with a: (a) red paper, (b) letter ✅, (c) leaflet, (d) newspaper

30. 'Shipwrecked mariners' is a: (a) ship, (b) mariner, (c) game ✅, (d) hobby

31. Tinsel is: (a) a strip, (b) material used in decoration, (c) shining material, (d) all of these ✅

32. The narrator and his playmates pretended to be: (a) robbers, (b) adventurers, (c) mountaineers, (d) shipwrecked mariners ✅

33. Father left home because he: (a) did not like his home, (b) quarrelled with his brother ✅, (c) wanted a new life, (d) got a new job at Big Half Moon

34. The colour of the kite they flew was: (a) white, (b) yellow, (c) red ✅, (d) blue

35. The part of the narrator's body that went through the kite was his: (a) elbow ✅, (b) ankle, (c) knee, (d) fingers

Section C: True / False (T/F)

1. Claude was Esther's father's name. T

2. Aunt Esther always lived on the island Big Half Moon. F

3. In summer the island is rough and windy. F

4. People felt that Claude and the narrator were lonesome. T

5. The names of Claude and Philippa were written on the kite. T

6. The old letter was lying on the bookcase in the sitting room. T

7. The narrator tripped and fell over the kite. T

8. The children of the island enjoyed a good relationship with the children of the mainland. F

9. Dick and Mimi were crazy about kites. F

10. The narrator's father had siblings. T

11. Aunt Esther, Dick and Mimi made the narrator's life miserable. F

12. Aunt Esther found the names of her parents written on the kite. T

13. No one played with the children in the island. T

14. Claude and I quarelled. F

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