A Question of Trust Competency Based Assessment Part: 1.

 

 

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A Question of Trust Competency Based Assessment Part: 1.


1. What was Horace Danby’s reputation among people?

  • a) Dishonest man
  • b) Good and honest citizen
  • c) Careless businessman
  • d) Harsh and rude person

2. How old was Horace Danby?

  • a) 30 years
  • b) 40 years
  • c) 50 years
  • d) 60 years

3. What was Horace Danby’s profession?

  • a) Teacher
  • b) Lock maker
  • c) Doctor
  • d) Writer

4. How many helpers did Horace have in his business?

  • a) One
  • b) Two
  • c) Three
  • d) None

5. What health problem troubled Horace in summer?

  • a) Cough
  • b) Fever
  • c) Hay fever
  • d) Asthma

6. What did Horace Danby love to collect?

  • a) Paintings
  • b) Rare, expensive books
  • c) Antiques
  • d) Jewelry

7. How often did Horace steal?

  • a) Every month
  • b) Every week
  • c) Every year
  • d) Once in ten years

8. Why did Horace steal once a year?

  • a) To travel
  • b) To buy rare books
  • c) To build his house
  • d) To help others

9. Where was Horace’s first sentence served?

  • a) Prison library
  • b) Farmhouse
  • c) Court
  • d) Factory

10. How much were the jewels in Shotover Grange worth?

  • a) 10,000 pounds
  • b) 12,000 pounds
  • c) 15,000 pounds
  • d) 20,000 pounds

11. How much did Horace expect to earn from the jewels?

  • a) 2,000 pounds
  • b) 3,000 pounds
  • c) 5,000 pounds
  • d) 7,000 pounds

12. What season was it when Horace planned the robbery?

  • a) Spring
  • b) Summer
  • c) Autumn
  • d) Winter

13. What was the name of the dog in the kitchen?

  • a) Tommy
  • b) Sherry
  • c) Jack
  • d) Rover

14. How did Horace calm the dog?

  • a) By feeding it
  • b) By calling its name lovingly
  • c) By ignoring it
  • d) By threatening it

15. Where was the safe hidden?

  • a) Behind a cupboard
  • b) Under the floor
  • c) Behind a painting
  • d) In the kitchen

16. What was kept on the table in the drawing room?

  • a) A box
  • b) A bowl of flowers
  • c) A candle stand
  • d) A lamp

17. Why was the bowl of flowers a problem for Horace?

  • a) It blocked the safe
  • b) It made him sneeze
  • c) It was heavy
  • d) It distracted him

18. How long did Horace have before the servants returned?

  • a) 2 hours
  • b) 3 hours
  • c) 4 hours
  • d) 5 hours

19. What kind of article had mentioned the Grange safe?

  • a) A scientific article
  • b) A travel article
  • c) A magazine article
  • d) A newspaper report

20. What did Horace think of people who owned valuable things?

  • a) They were wise
  • b) They were careful
  • c) They were foolish
  • d) They were clever

21. Why did Horace put on gloves?

  • a) To avoid cold
  • b) To protect from flowers
  • c) To avoid leaving fingerprints
  • d) To look smart

22. How did Horace describe the burglar alarm?

  • a) Strongly built
  • b) Easy to manage
  • c) Poorly built
  • d) Unbreakable

23. Who spoke to Horace from the doorway?

  • a) The housekeeper
  • b) The owner’s wife
  • c) A young lady pretending
  • d) The servant

24. What disease did the lady mention while talking to Horace?

  • a) Asthma
  • b) Cold
  • c) Hay fever
  • d) Allergy

25. What advice did the lady give to Horace?

  • a) To consult a doctor
  • b) To wear a mask
  • c) To use medicine
  • d) To avoid flowers

26. Which saying does the story illustrate?

  • a) Early bird catches the worm
  • b) A thief must catch a thief
  • c) Prevention is better than cure
  • d) Knowledge is power

27. What does Horace value more than wealth?

  • a) Fame
  • b) Knowledge
  • c) Rare books
  • d) Comfort

28. How did Horace study Shotover Grange before robbery?

  • a) For one week
  • b) For two weeks
  • c) For one month
  • d) For one day

29. What did Horace consider collecting instead of books?

  • a) Jewelry
  • b) Antiques
  • c) Paintings
  • d) Stamps

30. Why did Horace think books were better than paintings?

  • a) Paintings were costly
  • b) Paintings took too much room
  • c) Books were cheap
  • d) Books were easy to carry

31. Why does Horace seem respectable to others despite being a thief?

  • a) He hides his true nature well
  • b) He never stole big amounts
  • c) He helped the poor
  • d) He was very rich

32. What does Horace’s love for books reveal about his character?

  • a) He was selfish
  • b) He valued knowledge over money
  • c) He wanted to impress others
  • d) He was materialistic

33. Why is the title “A Question of Trust” appropriate?

  • a) Horace trusted the dog
  • b) The lady trusted Horace’s hay fever
  • c) Horace was tricked because he trusted the wrong person
  • d) The servants trusted Horace

34. What does the story teach about overconfidence?

  • a) It makes one successful
  • b) It leads to carelessness and failure
  • c) It helps in planning
  • d) It gives courage

35. Why does the author describe Horace’s hay fever in detail?

  • a) To show his weakness which ruined the robbery
  • b) To make the story funny
  • c) To describe summer season
  • d) To gain sympathy

36. What irony is present in the story?

  • a) A thief is cheated by another thief
  • b) Horace’s health problem saves him
  • c) Books make Horace honest
  • d) Servants return early

37. Why do you think Horace called the dog by name?

  • a) He read about it in the magazine
  • b) He overheard the servants
  • c) It shows his cleverness and observation
  • d) He guessed the name

38. What moral lesson does the story highlight?

  • a) Crime never pays
  • b) Books are treasures
  • c) Health is wealth
  • d) Hard work always wins

39. Why did the lady succeed in tricking Horace?

  • a) She was clever and confident
  • b) Horace was nervous
  • c) The servants helped her
  • d) The alarm rang

40. Which trait of Horace’s personality led to his downfall?

  • a) His greed for money
  • b) His weakness for books and trust in strangers
  • c) His love for dogs
  • d) His anger

41. What does the story suggest about human weaknesses?

  • a) They can be hidden forever
  • b) Clever people always overcome them
  • c) They can be exploited by others
  • d) They don’t matter in success

42. What does the character of the lady tell us about human nature?

  • a) Everyone is trustworthy
  • b) Even thieves can cheat each other
  • c) People value kindness
  • d) Women are always honest

43. What is the symbolic meaning of Horace’s hay fever?

  • a) His physical weakness
  • b) His inability to control desires
  • c) A small weakness that exposed him
  • d) A sign of old age

44. Which proverb best fits Horace’s situation?

  • a) Slow and steady wins the race
  • b) Pride comes before a fall
  • c) All that glitters is not gold
  • d) Time and tide wait for none

45. Why is the ending of the story surprising?

  • a) Horace escapes with jewels
  • b) Horace is cheated by a thief like him
  • c) Servants return suddenly
  • d) Dog bites Horace

46. What does Horace’s decision to steal only once a year suggest about his mindset?

  • a) He was lazy by nature
  • b) He was a professional thief
  • c) He justified crime for personal passion
  • d) He was too weak to work

47. Why did Horace avoid stealing paintings though he admired them?

  • a) He didn’t know their value
  • b) Paintings could not be sold easily
  • c) They required too much storage space
  • d) He feared being caught

48. What can be inferred about the society from the magazine article that described the safe?

  • a) Media made thefts easier by giving details
  • b) People were always careful with valuables
  • c) Journalists loved writing on art
  • d) Newspapers promoted robbery

49. What is ironic about Horace’s belief in “honour among thieves”?

  • a) He trusted another thief but was cheated
  • b) He never trusted anyone in life
  • c) The lady honoured her promise
  • d) He himself was always honest

50. What deeper message does the author convey through Horace’s downfall?

  • a) Cleverness always guarantees success
  • b) Weakness and overconfidence destroy plans
  • c) Wealth can buy happiness
  • d) Books are worth any sacrifice

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