A House Is Not A Home 9th English S R

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  1. Where did the story take place? 

  1. School

  2. high school

  1. What would you do if a friend of yours faced the same situation? 

  1.  I would assist. 

  2. I would ignore 

  1. What happened to the main character's house? 

  1. Burned down

  2. Built up. 

  1. What was the name of the main character's pet cat? 

  1. Not mentioned

  2. Catty. 

  1. What feeling did the main character experience after the fire? 

  1.  Loss

  2. Isolation

  1. How did the community help the main character? 

  1. Donations

  2. Supporting. 

  1. What object did the main character find his cat through? 

  1. Collar

  2. Cap

  1. What did the main character learn from the fire? 

  1. Friendship

  2. Community

  1. What literary device is used when the house fire represents challenges?

  1. Symbol

  2. Simile. 

  1. What piece of advice did the teachers give the main character? 

  1. Get involved

  2. Get away. 

  1. What was the profession of the person who saved the main character's mother? 

  1. Firefighter

  2. Fire extinguisher. 

  1. What feeling did the main character experience when reunited with his cat? 

  1. Gratitude

  2. Envy. 

  1. What is the opposite of the feeling the main character experienced after the fire? 

  1. Connection

  2. Detachment. 

  1. What is the main theme of the story?

  1. Resilience

  2. Overcoming challenges

  1. What is a synonym for the word "unique" used to describe the woman who found the cat?

  1. Kind

  2. Compassionate

  1. How did the main character feel upon starting a new school? 

  1. Awkward

  2. Fine. 

  1. What did the main character's mother save from the burning house? 

  1.  Documents

  2. Certificates. 

  1. What object did the main character borrow for school after the fire? 

  1. Shoes

  2. Socks. 

  1. What did the classmates offer the main character after the fire? 

  1. Supplies. 

  2. Demands. 

  1. What was the main character's initial reaction to the classmates' help? 

  1.  Overwhelmed

  2. Unimpressed. 

  1. What was the setting when the main character found his cat?

  1. Curb

  2. Uncheck

  1. How did the cat react upon reuniting with the main character? 

  1. Purred

  2. Sunk in sorrow

  1. What literary device is used to describe the feeling of relief after finding the cat? 

  1.  Symbolism

  2. Metaphor

  1. What positive quality did the fire bring out in the community?

  1.  Kindness

  2. Hatered. 

  1. What was the main character's initial resistance to school after the fire caused by? 

  1. Embarrassment

  2. Enjoyment. 

  1. What did the main character do with his friends after the story's conclusion? 

  1. Watched house being rebuilt

  2. Watched rubble being removed.

  1. What is the opposite of the word "isolated" used to describe the main character's feeling at the end? 

  1. Connected

  2. Deserted

  1. What did the story imply about the importance of material possessions? 

  1. Limited

  2. Unlimited. 

  1. What is a synonym for the word "tragedy" used to describe the fire? 

  1. Calamity

  2. Fortunate

  1. What personal quality did the main character develop throughout the story? 

  1. Resilience

  2. Bravity





Location: Mogalturu, Andhra Pradesh, India

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