Thursday, 24 February 2022

MCQs on Deep Water by William Douglas-CBSE ENglish for Class 12

 MCQs on Deep Water by William Douglas

Q1. Who is the writer of ‘Deep Water’?

Options:

(i)          Alphonse Daudet

(ii)                       William Douglas

(iii)                    Khushwant Singh

(iv)                     Anees Jung

Q2. “Deep Water’ is an extract from:

Options:

(i)           Men and Mountains

(ii)                       Go East: Young Men

(iii)                    The Early Years (1974)

(iv)                     The Court Years (1980)

Q3. The lesson Deep Water reveals how the author was nearly drowned ……………………………………..

Options:

(i)            In a pond

(ii)                       In a swimming pool

(iii)                    In a river

(iv)                     In Bay of Bengal

Q4. Tell the age of William Douglas when he decided to learn how to swim.

Options:

(i)           Ten or eleven years

(ii)                       Eight or nine years

(iii)                    Twelve or thirteen years

(iv)                     None of the above

Q5. Name the site of the swimming pool in which William Douglas finally decided to learn how to swim.

Options:

(i)           Y. M. B. A.

(ii)                       Y. M. C.W.

(iii)                    Y. M.W.A.

(iv)                     Y. M. C. A.

Q6. What does  Y. M. C. A.  stand for?

Options:

(i)          Young Men Clever Association

(ii)                       Young Men Cute Association

(iii)                    Young Men City Association

(iv)                     Young Men Christian Association

Q7. Fill in the blank given in the line taken from the text of Deep water:

The ……………………….. River was treacherous (unfaithful).

Options:

(i)           Yatima

(ii)                       Yaqueena

(iii)                    Yakima

(iv)                     Yashima

Q8. What does the narrator's mother say about the Yakima River?

Options:

(i)                          It was very deep.

(ii)                       It had very dirty water.

(iii)                    It was treacherous.

(iv)                     It had shallow water.

Q9. From which book is the lesson Deep Water taken

Options:

(i)                          Of Men and Mountains

(ii)                       Go East Young Man

(iii)                    Points of Rebellion

(iv)                     The Night of the People

Q10. How deep was the YMCA pool at the deeper end?

Options:

(i)               9 feet

(ii)             Ten feet

(iii)           Three feet

(iv)          Five feet

Q11. How deep was the YMCA pool at the shallow end?

Options:

(i)               9 feet

(ii)             Ten feet

(iii)           Three feet

(iv)          Five feet

Q12. What did the narrator get before going to the pool?

Options:

(i)               A pair of wings

(ii)             A pair of water wings

(iii)           A pair of bats

(iv)          A pair of plastic pads

Q13. What did the narrator hate to show?

Options:

(i)               His fat legs

(ii)             His skinny legs

(iii)           His thin arms

(iv)          His thin body

Q14. What was the narrator’s age when he was taken to California beach by his father?

Options:

(i)               Three or five years

(ii)             Three or four years

(iii)           Three or six years

(iv)          Three or seven years

Q15. On which beach did the narrator’s father take him when he was three or four years old?

Options:

(i)               California beach

(ii)             Coronado Beach

(iii)           Kalaloch Beach

(iv)          East Beach

Q16. How did the misadventure at the Y.M.C.A. pool happen with the narrator?

Options:

(i)               A boy of eighteen years threw him into the pool.

(ii)             The narrator himself jumped into the pool.

(iii)           The narrator’s foot slipped and he fell down into the water.

(iv)          None of the above

Q17. When the narrator was going down the water of the pool, 9 feet seemed to him …………………… (Fill in the blank by using the correct options given below)

Options:

(i)               One hundred feet

(ii)             Ninety feet

(iii) Ninety-nine feet

(iv) Ninety-six feet

Q18. Fill in the blank by using the correct options given below:

'I imagine it Bob to the surface like ...........

Options:

(i)               Cork

(ii)             Rubber

(iii)           A piece of wood

(iv)          None of the above

Q19. Who said the following words: "All we have to fear is fear itself." who said these words?

Options:

(i)               President Roosevelt

(ii)             President Bill Clinton

(iii)           President Barak Obama

(iv)          President Bush

Q20. 'What do you think you can do to me?', these words spoken by Douglas to ...........

Options:

(i)               Fear

(ii)             Terror

(iii)           His instructor

(iv)          His mother

Q21. Whenever terror struck again, Douglas would stand talking to

....................?

Options:

(i)               Terror

(ii)             Fear

(iii)           His instructor

(iv)          His mother

Q22. How many times does Douglas say that he had to do exhaling and inhaling exercises?

Options:

(i)               Hundreds of times

(ii)             One hundred times

(iii)           Three hundred times

(iv)          Five hundred times

Q23. Fill in the blanks with the correct phrase taken from the given four options:

“Stark (real but harsh) terror took an even deeper hold on me, like a great…………………………….

Options:

1.    current of water

2.    A nightmare

3.    charge of electricity

4.    loud cry

Q24. Fill in the blank:

Douglas practised swimming five days a week and………………each day.

(i)               An hour

(ii)             Two hours

(iii)            Three hours

(iv)           Four hours

Q25. Whose help did Douglas take to overcome the fear of water?

Options:

(i)               His old teacher

(ii)             An Instructor

(iii)           His friend

(iv)          A villager

Q26. How many times did the terror return in the author’s mind while swimming in Lake Wentworth?

Options:

(i)               Once

(ii)             Twice

(iii)           Thrice

(iv)          None of the above

Q27. Where is the Lake Wentworth situated?

Options:

(i)               New Hampshire

(ii)             California

(iii)           India

(iv)          Germany

Q28. William Douglas was a friend and advisor of ..........................

Options

(i)               President Roosevelt

(ii)             President Barak Obama

(iii)           President Bill Clinton

(iv)          President Bush

Q29. What did William Douglas do to save himself when he was drowning?

Options:

(i)               He left everything to God

(ii)             He used his mind to push himself up

(iii)           He kept crying

(iv)          None of the above Fill in the

Q30. Write the correct meaning of the underlined word given in the following sentence:

 “My toes reached out as if to grab them.”

(i)               Cease

(ii)             Seize

(iii)           Eat

(iv)          escape

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

MCQs on Evans Tries O-Level-Colin Dexter-CBSE English for Class 12

 MCQs on Evans Tries O-Level-Colin Dexter

Q1. Who is the writer of Evan tries O level?

Ans. Colin Dexter

Q2. What kind of person was Evans?

Ans. a kleptomaniac

Q3. What was Evans called?

Ans. Evans, the break

Q4. How many times had Evans escaped from jail?

Ans. Three times

Q5. Evans wanted to surprise everybody by............................

Ans. Escaping from jail for the fourth time

Q6. Why was Evans called 'Evans, the break'?

Ans. for escaping jail three times

Q7. Finally, the police caught Himansh in a hotel. Name the hotel.

Ans. The Golden Lion

Q8. Carter reported to Governor that he had left Evans at........................

Ans. Redcliffe Hospital

Q9. Where did McClary tell the superintendent to take him to?

Ans. Elsfield Way

Q10. Who was thought to be the wounded man in the cell when the Exam was over?

Ans. The Reverend Stuart Mccleary

Q11.Who was in reality the wounded man in the cell when the Exam was over?

Ans. Evans

Q12. From whom did the Governor receive his first call?

Ans. Board Assistant Secretary

Q13. From where did the Governor find the clue that Evans was staying in a hotel?

Ans. From the correction slip

Q14. Who was S Stuart McCleery in reality?

Ans. A minister at a church

Q15. What work was assigned to  Stuart McLeery in the prison?

Ans. Of an invigilator

Q16. Why did Evans request not to take off his hat?

Ans. because he considered it lucky

Q17. Why was the Governor not ready to take any risk?

Ans. to avoid any disgrace to the Oxford prison

Q18. What was the name of the invigilator?

Ans. the Reverend Stuart S McCleery

Q19. Who is the senior prison officer in D Wing?

Ans. Jackson

Q20. At what time the two-hour exam for once was scheduled to start?

Ans. at 9:15 a.m.

Q21. What was he was doing when Stephens brought into two small square tables in the cell?

Ans. lathering his face vigorously

Q22. How many tables did Stephens bring in the cell?

Ans. Two

Q23. How many chairs did Stephens bring in the cell?

Ans. Two

Q24. what was the number of the handkerchief that was lying ready on the bunk

Ans. Two

Q25. What name did the invigilator sign neatly in the vistas book?

Ans. Reverend S MCleery

Q26. Name the police officer who was in charge of the D Wing?

Ans. Jackson

Q27. Name the textbook in which Evans was busy reading?

Ans. Elementary German Grammar

Q28. Name the home address of the Reverend S McLeery?

Ans. Bachelor Flat, Board Street

Q29. At what time did the Reverend Stuart Mcleery leave his flat?

Ans. at 8:45 a.m.

Q30. At what time did the governors switch on the receiver?

Ans. at 9:10 a.m.

Q31. what was the duration of the Evans'exams?

Ans. two hours

Q32. What was the thing that Mcleery had in his suitcase and it was puzzling Jackson?

Ans.A smallish semi inflated rubber ring

Q33. What code of the question paper did Mcleery tell Evans to write on the left-hand side of the paper?

Ans. 021-1

Q34.What was Evans's index number as an examinee?

Ans. 313

Q35. What number of  Evans’ examination centre was allotted?

Ans. 271-A

Q36. What demand to the Governor was made from the Magistrate Court?

Ans. For a prison van and a couple of prison officers.

Q38. What was the colour of the blanket that was wrapped around Evans’ shoulders?

Ans. Grey