Class 10th English Lesson 08 Little Girls Wiser Than Man Objective Question and Answer Bihar Boad Examination PROSE SECTION
1. In this story, the author shows how little children sometimes
behave in a more mature manner than :
(a) animals
(b) plants
(c) saints
(d) adults
2. Malasha put down her foot and splashed dirty water on
to Akoulya’s :
(a) hands
(b) neck
(c) frock
(d) hair
3. Malasha’s ….. came out and started scolding Adoulya’s
mother.
(a) father
(b) brother
(c) sister
(d) mother
4. The old woman tried to make everyone understand that
as it was Easter, the day should be spent :
(a) sadly
(b) happily
(c) angrily
(d) jealously
5. The two girls forgot their ….. and became friends
again.
(a) anger
(b) jealousy
(c) envy
(d) farms.
6. Who is the author of this article ?
(a) Bladimir Narakov
(b) “Leo Tolstoy
(c) Maxim Gorki
(d) None of these
7. Where did the two little girls meet ?
(a) On the front road
(b) On the first cross of the road
(c) In a lane between two homesteads
(d) None of these
8. Who had dressed them ?
(a) The mother
(b) The father
(c) The sister
(d) None of these
9. Why where the two girls dressed in new clothes
(a) Both went to market
(b) They had gone to church
(c) The had gone to a fair
(d) None of these
10. What was in the yard ?
(a) Cold water
(b) Hot water
(c) Dirty water
(d) None of these
11. Till where did the water reach ?
(a) Akulya’s ankles
(b) Malasha’s ankles
(c) Both a and b .
(d) None of these
12. Who splashed water on Akoyla’s frock ?
(a) Malasha
(b) a fast blowing wind
(c) a fast moving water
(d) None of these
13. Why was Akoulya’s mother angry ?
(a) Because her daughter’s frock became dirty and stained
(b) Because her daughter became wet
(c) Her daughter start weasing
(d) None of these
14. Who splashed water on Akoyla’s frock ?
(a) Malasha
(b) a fast blowing wind
(c) a fast moving water
(d) None of these
15. Why was Akoulya’s mother angry ?
(a) Because her daughter’s frock became dirty and stained
(b) Because her daughter became wet
(c) Her daughter start weasing
(d) None of these
