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Q1) Who was it that couldn’t hop ?

(A) the Duck
(B) the Kangaroo
(C) the frog
(D) some other animal.
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Q2) The phrase ‘Good gracious’ here, shows

(A) shock
(B) fear
(C) anger
(D) surprise
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Q3) The one which moves easily ‘over the fields and water too’ is

(A) the Duck
(B) the Kangaroo
(C) the deer
(D) the lion
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Q4) The word ‘gracious’ means

(A) decent
(B) good-looking
(C) kind
(D) happy
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Q5) The Duck desired to

(A) say ‘Quack’
(B) stay still
(C) ride on Kangaroo’s back
(D) say nothing
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Q6) ‘Quack’ is a sound made by

(A) the Duck
(B) the kangaroo
(C) a rider
(D) every animal
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Q7) It promised to sit still and be quiet because

(A) it pleased him
(B) it was his habit
(C) it was trying to persuade Kangaroo
(D) it had to go a long way.
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Q8) The word ‘quite’ means the same as

(A) quiet
(B) silent
(C) noisy
(D) utterly
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Q9) What was expected to bring luck ?

(A) the Duck
(B) the Kangaroo
(C) the objection he is thinking of
(D) the travel with the Duck.
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Q10) ‘Me’ refers to

(A) the Kangaroo
(B) the Duck
(C) the poet
(D) the objection
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Q11) ‘Reflection’ means the same as

(A) work
(B) thought
(C) action
(D) attention
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Q12) The Duck sat on the rock thinking

(A) about the ride
(B) about Kangaroo
(C) of the objection raised by Kangaroo
(D) how to get out of the pond
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Q13) The Duck bought the socks

(A) to comfort himself
(B) to make the feet look better
(C) to cause no trouble to Kangaroo
(D) to be fashionable.
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Q14) ‘Web-feet’ refers to the feet of

(A) the Duck
(B) the Kangaroo
(C) the poet
(D) the rocks
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Q15) The word ‘neatly’ means the same as

(A) well
(B) trimly
(C) badly
(D) beautifully
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Q16) Kangaroo was ready

(A) to marry the Duck
(B) to take the Duck for a ride
(C) to give the Duck a cloak
(D) to give the Duck a cigar
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Q17) It was a pale moonlight when

(A) the Kangaroo agreed
(B) the Kangaroo refused
(C) the Kangaroo prepared himself and the duck for a ride
(D) the Kangaroo and the Duck quarrelled with each other
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Q18) The Duck was asked to sit

(A) comfortably
(B) quietly
(C) noisily
(D) still
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Q19) ‘Quite’ in the passage means

(A) exactly
(B) freely
(C) quietly
(D) comfortably
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Subjects (8th Class)

English - It So Happened

English Grammar

English Honeydew Poems

English Honeydew Prose

Hindi Vasant Bhag 3

Math

Science

Social Science Civics

Social Science Geography

Social Science History

Chapters (English Honeydew Poems)

The Ant and the Cricket

Geography Lesson

Macavity: The Mystery Cat

The Last Bargain

The School Boy

The Duck and the Kangaroo

When I Set Out for Lyonnesse

On the Grasshopper and Cricket