Foreword from The Diary of Lena Mukhina class 10 unit 4 page 44

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Foreword from The Diary of Lena Mukhina class 10 unit 4 page 44


Read the Text and Answer. 


1. What event triggered the beginning of hardship for Leningrad's citizens?

  • A) Air raids
  • B) Artillery bombardment
  • C) Declaration of war
  • D) Imposition of rationing

2. How long did the siege of Leningrad last?

  • A) 1000 days
  • B) 365 days
  • C) 500 days
  • D) 872 days

3. Why did Leningraders come to dread sunny days and moonlit nights?

  • A) Increased visibility for bombings
  • B) Harsher weather conditions
  • C) Shortage of food supplies
  • D) Increased military activity

4. What was the impact of cloud cover during the siege of Leningrad?

  • A) Reduced visibility for bombings
  • B) Increased artillery fire
  • C) Improved morale
  • D) Increased food supplies

5. When did the bread rations reach their lowest point during the siege?

  • A) September 1941
  • B) November 1941
  • C) July 1941
  • D) October 1941

6. How many times were bread rations reduced between September and November 1941?

  • A) Two times
  • B) Three times
  • C) Four times
  • D) Five times

7. Who received the lowest bread ration during the siege of Leningrad?

  • A) Children
  • B) Manual workers
  • C) Engineers
  • D) White-collar workers

8. Which food items were severely reduced besides bread during the siege?

  • A) Meat and butter
  • B) Sugar and vegetables
  • C) Fish and fruit
  • D) Milk and cheese

9. What were the 'blockade grams' mentioned in the excerpt?

  • A) A measurement for building materials
  • B) A type of currency during the siege
  • C) Units of measurement for bombs
  • D) Units of measurement for food

10. What was the general mood among Leningraders as described in the excerpt?

  • A) Curiosity
  • B) Fear
  • C) Apathy
  • D) Excitement

11. How often did Leningrad's inhabitants seek shelter during the siege?

  • A) Once a day
  • B) Several times a day
  • C) Once a week
  • D) Once a month

12. What did Leningraders initially feel after the first bomb attacks?

  • A) Fear
  • B) Excitement
  • C) Relief
  • D) Curiosity

13. What was the primary reason for people's fear during the siege?

  • A) Bombings
  • B) Hunger
  • C) Cold weather
  • D) Apathy

14. What did Leningraders welcome due to its reduced visibility?

  • A) Sunny days
  • B) Moonlit nights
  • C) Cloud cover
  • D) Rainy weather

15. What became a distant memory for Leningraders as described in the excerpt?

  • A) Air raids
  • B) Artillery bombardment
  • C) Summer months without rationing
  • D) Availability of food in shops without ration cards
Location: Mogalturu, Andhra Pradesh, India

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