1..What was the pilot's destination when he encountered the storm?
- A) Paris
- B) London
- C) New York
- D) Rome
Correct Answer: B) London
2. Why did the pilot hesitate to turn back to Paris when he encountered the storm?
- A) He wanted to reach his family sooner.
- B) He was low on fuel.
- C) Paris Control advised against it.
- D) He preferred to fly through the storm.
Correct Answer: A) He wanted to reach his family sooner.
3. What problem did the pilot face inside the storm clouds?
- A) The radio stopped working.
- B) The compass malfunctioned.
- C) The engine failed.
- D) He lost sight of the runway.
Correct Answer: B) The compass malfunctioned.
4. How did the pilot navigate through the storm after losing his instruments?
- A) He used visual landmarks on the ground.
- B) He followed another pilot's instructions.
- C) He relied on his memory of the route.
- D) He used a backup compass.
Correct Answer: B) He followed another pilot's instructions.
5. What did the pilot see after exiting the storm clouds?
- A) Another aeroplane flying nearby
- B) Two long straight lines of lights
- C) A flock of birds
- D) A rainbow
Correct Answer: B) Two long straight lines of lights
6. What did the pilot learn upon landing at the airport?
- A) He had landed in Paris.
- B) The other pilot was a ghost.
- C) No other planes were in the sky.
- D) He was on the wrong runway.
Correct Answer: C) No other planes were in the sky.
7. Why did the pilot describe the storm clouds as “black mountains”?
- A) To show their size and danger
- B) Because he was hallucinating
- C) Because they looked peaceful
- D) To confuse the readers
Correct Answer: A) To show their size and danger
8. What does the term “obedient child” suggest about the pilot’s attitude when he followed the black aeroplane?
- A) He was unwilling to follow instructions
- B) He was hesitant and scared
- C) He blindly trusted the other pilot
- D) He was pretending to be weak
Correct Answer: C) He blindly trusted the other pilot
9. What can be inferred from the statement: “The black aeroplane was gone. I could not see it anywhere”?
- A) The other pilot ran out of fuel
- B) The narrator lost track of the plane
- C) The black aeroplane might not have been real
- D) It landed before the narrator
Correct Answer: C) The black aeroplane might not have been real
10. Why is the narrator puzzled at the end of the story?
- A) He didn’t know where he was
- B) He couldn’t find the pilot who helped him
- C) He forgot to thank the air traffic controller
- D) He landed in the wrong country
Correct Answer: B) He couldn’t find the pilot who helped him
11. If you were in the pilot’s situation, what would have been the most logical decision before entering the storm?
- A) Call for help from other pilots
- B) Fly directly into the storm
- C) Turn back to Paris for safety
- D) Wait for instructions from the mysterious plane
Correct Answer: C) Turn back to Paris for safety
12. What does the narrator’s choice to fly into the storm reveal about his personality?
- A) He is fearful and reckless
- B) He is lazy and unmotivated
- C) He is brave but takes risks
- D) He always follows orders
Correct Answer: C) He is brave but takes risks
13. The narrator had only 5–10 minutes of fuel left. What could he have done differently before entering the storm?
- A) Speed up to cross the storm faster
- B) Check weather updates with Paris Control
- C) Turn off the radio to save power
- D) Ignore the fuel level
Correct Answer: B) Check weather updates with Paris Control
14. The compass and radio stopped working in the storm. What would be a realistic modern-day solution for such a situation?
- A) Trust in instincts
- B) Follow any nearby plane
- C) Use GPS and backup instruments
- D) Wait in the clouds until the storm clears
Correct Answer: C) Use GPS and backup instruments
15. What message does the story “The Black Aeroplane” give us about faith and hope?
- A) We should avoid flying during storms
- B) Trusting strangers is always risky
- C) Faith can guide us through darkness
- D) There’s no use in panicking
Correct Answer: C) Faith can guide us through darkness
16. How does the mysterious pilot symbolize an invisible force?
- A) He flies without a license
- B) He helps but never reveals himself
- C) He tries to scare the narrator
- D) He disappears without helping
Correct Answer: B) He helps but never reveals himself
17. Assertion (A): The narrator’s instruments stopped working inside the storm. Reason (R): The narrator’s aeroplane was too old to fly through storms. Directions: Each of the following questions contains an Assertion (A) and a Reason (R). Choose the correct option:
- A. Both A and R are true, and R is the correct explanation of A.
- B. Both A and R are true, but R is not the correct explanation of A.
- C. A is true but R is false.
- D. A is false but R is true.
Correct Answer: C. A is true but R is false.
18. Assertion (A): The narrator followed the black aeroplane without hesitation. Reason (R): The narrator was confident in his own navigation skills.
- A. Both A and R are true, and R is the correct explanation of A.
- B. Both A and R are true, but R is not the correct explanation of A.
- C. A is true but R is false.
- D. A is false but R is true.
Correct Answer: C. A is true but R is false.
19. Assertion (A): The narrator felt safe upon seeing the runway lights. Reason (R): He knew that he had reached the right airport.
- A. Both A and R are true, and R is the correct explanation of A.
- B. Both A and R are true, but R is not the correct explanation of A.
- C. A is true but R is false.
- D. A is false but R is true.
Correct Answer: B. Both A and R are true, but R is not the correct explanation of A.
20. What emotion did the narrator most likely feel when he saw the other plane?
- A) Jealousy
- B) Relief
- C) Confusion
- D) Disappointment
Correct Answer: B) Relief
21. What does the presence of the mysterious plane suggest?
- A) It was part of a dream.
- B) It was a mirage.
- C) It symbolized guidance in the darkest time.
- D) It was an enemy aircraft.
Correct Answer: C) It symbolized guidance in the darkest time.
22. Why does the narrator compare himself to an “obedient child”?
- A) He was being scolded by another pilot.
- B) He was following orders without thinking.
- C) He was too young to fly alone.
- D) He was dreaming about childhood.
Correct Answer: B) He was following orders without thinking.
23. Imagine a modern pilot faced the same storm. Which technology would most likely prevent them from getting lost?
- A) Magnetic compass
- B) Radar tracking
- C) Manual steering
- D) Visual observation
Correct Answer: B) Radar tracking
24. If the black aeroplane was not visible on the radar, what can we infer about its nature?
- A) It was flying below radar level.
- B) It might not have been real.
- C) It was flying too fast.
- D) It was invisible due to storm interference.
Correct Answer: B) It might not have been real.
25. What should the narrator have done when he saw the storm clouds ahead?
- A) Increase speed to cross faster
- B) Go back to Paris using emergency fuel
- C) pray to God for help
- D) Wait inside the cloud
Correct Answer: B) Go back to Paris using emergency fuel
26. What real-life value is highlighted through the narrator’s experience in the storm?
- A) Hard work is always rewarded
- B) Intelligence is better than bravery
- C) Faith and hope can guide you through the unknown
- D) Anger can lead to danger
Correct Answer: C) Faith and hope can guide you through the unknown
27. Which action best shows the pilot’s desperation during the flight?
- A) Switching to the second fuel tank
- B) Looking down at the lights of the city
- C) Calling Paris Control for directions
- D) Flying into the storm despite knowing the risks
Correct Answer: D) Flying into the storm despite knowing the risks
28. What does the narrator's experience tell us about human decision-making in emergencies?
- A) It is always logical and planned
- B) It may depend on instincts and hope
- C) It is never successful without tools
- D) It avoids emotional influence
Correct Answer: B) It may depend on instincts and hope
30. How does the narrator’s experience in the storm reflect the theme of mystery in the story?
- A) The storm made the narrator forget his route
- B) The radio and compass failures were mysterious
- C) The black aeroplane appeared and disappeared without explanation
- D) The airport was hard to locate
Correct Answer: C) The black aeroplane appeared and disappeared without explanation
30. What life skill does the story “The Black Aeroplane” indirectly encourage among students?
- A) Ignoring advice and taking risks
- B) Depending only on technology
- C) Staying calm and open to unexpected help
- D) Avoiding travel during night
Correct Answer: C) Staying calm and open to unexpected help
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