1. Who is Rajvir?
- A) Pranjol’s father
- B) Pranjol’s classmate
- C) A tea-plucker
- D) A train vendor
Correct Answer: B) Pranjol’s classmate
2. Where does Pranjol study?
- A) In Assam
- B) In Kolkata
- C) In Mumbai
- D) In Delhi
Correct Answer: D) In Delhi
3. Who invited Rajvir to Assam?
- A) Rajvir’s father
- B) The vendor
- C) Pranjol
- D) Mr. Barua
Correct Answer: C) Pranjol
4. What does the vendor shout at the station?
- A) “Pani-garam!”
- B) “Chai-garam!”
- C) “Coffee-garam!”
- D) “Chini-lo!”
Correct Answer: B) “Chai-garam!”
5. How many cups of tea are drunk every day, according to Rajvir?
- A) 8 crore
- B) 80 crore
- C) 800 crore
- D) 18 crore
Correct Answer: B) 80 crore
6. Why was Rajvir not reading the detective book?
- A) He disliked reading
- B) He was sleepy
- C) He was keen to see the scenery
- D) He had no book
Correct Answer: C) He was keen to see the scenery
7. What colour dominated Rajvir’s view from the train?
- A) Blue
- B) Green
- C) Brown
- D) Yellow
Correct Answer: B) Green
8. What did Rajvir notice amidst the tea bushes?
- A) Children playing
- B) Doll-like figures plucking leaves
- C) Horses grazing
- D) Cars parked
Correct Answer: B) Doll-like figures plucking leaves
9. What was billowing from the chimneys in the distance?
- A) Steam
- B) Dust
- C) Smoke
- D) Mist
Correct Answer: C) Smoke
10. What does Assam have the largest concentration of?
- A) Paddy fields
- B) Tea plantations
- C) Factories
- D) Coffee estates
Correct Answer: B) Tea plantations
11. If a historian is studying the origin of tea, which part of Rajvir’s talk is most useful?
- A) About detective stories
- B) About tea-pluckers’ aprons
- C) About Mariani junction
- D) About tea legends from China and India
Correct Answer: D) About tea legends from China and India
12. If a student wants to learn the cultural link between India and China, which words from the passage show this?
- A) Tea, Chai, Chini
- B) Green, Paddy, Bushes
- C) Aprons, Basket, Tractor
- D) Hills, River, Road
Correct Answer: A) Tea, Chai, Chini
13. Which line shows Rajvir’s curiosity and preparation before the visit?
- A) “Give us two cups.”
- B) “I hope to learn much more.”
- C) “I have been reading as much as I could about tea.”
- D) “Oh, this is tea country now.”
Correct Answer: C) “I have been reading as much as I could about tea.”
14. What do the neatly pruned tea bushes suggest about tea cultivation?
- A) It is natural and wild
- B) It requires careful maintenance
- C) It grows without human help
- D) It is a seasonal crop only
Correct Answer: B) It requires careful maintenance
15. Which profession is directly linked to the ‘second flush’ period?
- A) Driver
- B) Teacher
- C) Tea-plucker
- D) Vendor
Correct Answer: C) Tea-plucker
16. Why didn’t Pranjol share Rajvir’s excitement about the tea garden?
- A) He didn’t like tea
- B) He had grown up in tea country
- C) He was busy reading
- D) He was sleepy
Correct Answer: B) He had grown up in tea country
17. Why is Assam called ‘tea country’?
- A) Because it exports the most tea
- B) Because tea originated there
- C) Because everyone there drinks tea
- D) Because it has the largest tea plantations
Correct Answer: D) Because it has the largest tea plantations
18. What does Rajvir’s knowledge about ‘second flush’ show about him?
- A) He is careless
- B) He studies before visiting places
- C) He dislikes learning
- D) He copies Pranjol
Correct Answer: B) He studies before visiting places
19. Why are tea-pluckers compared to ‘doll-like figures’?
- A) They were playing
- B) They were dressed in costumes
- C) They looked small and delicate from a distance
- D) They were children
Correct Answer: C) They looked small and delicate from a distance
20. Why did people in Europe first drink tea as medicine?
- A) They disliked its taste
- B) They had no sugar for it
- C) It was very expensive
- D) They thought it cured sickness
Correct Answer: D) They thought it cured sickness
21. Which legend about tea explains its link with meditation?
- A) Chinese emperor’s story
- B) Bodhidharma’s eyelids story
- C) European story
- D) Vendor’s call
Correct Answer: B) Bodhidharma’s eyelids story
22. What do the aprons of tea-pluckers indicate?
- A) Fashion
- B) Protection during work
- C) Celebration
- D) Uniforms of schools
Correct Answer: B) Protection during work
23. What skill does Rajvir demonstrate when he talks about tea history?
- A) Storytelling skill
- B) Carelessness
- C) Observation and research
- D) Laziness
Correct Answer: C) Observation and research
24. What does the tractor with tea leaves symbolize?
- A) Rural transport only
- B) Rajvir’s excitement
- C) Celebration in Assam
- D) Mechanisation of tea industry
Correct Answer: D) Mechanisation of tea industry
25. Which aspect of tea culture is highlighted by the vendor on the train?
- A) Tea is a luxury item
- B) Tea is part of daily life in India
- C) Tea is only for rich people
- D) Tea is used only for exports
Correct Answer: B) Tea is part of daily life in India
26. If Rajvir were to write an article after his visit, which title would suit best?
- A) The World of Tea
- B) Detective Stories in Assam
- C) The History of Delhi
- D) Trains in India
Correct Answer: A) The World of Tea
27. Which scene best reflects the harmony between nature and human activity?
- A) Tea-pluckers working amidst green bushes
- B) Smoke from chimneys
- C) Vendor selling tea
- D) Train journey
Correct Answer: A) Tea-pluckers working amidst green bushes
28. If tea had not reached Europe in the 16th century, what might have been different?
- A) Europe would not know sugar
- B) Coffee would vanish
- C) Tea would not be a global drink today
- D) Rajvir would not visit Assam
Correct Answer: C) Tea would not be a global drink today
29. What does Rajvir’s excitement compared to Pranjol’s indifference teach us?
- A) New experiences bring more joy than routine ones
- B) Tea gardens are boring
- C) Detective books are better than nature
- D) Children dislike their own hometowns
Correct Answer: A) New experiences bring more joy than routine ones
30. What central theme of the lesson is best expressed through Rajvir’s visit?
- A) Importance of friendship
- B) Need for travel only by train
- C) Importance of detective stories
- D) Joy of learning through observation
Correct Answer: D) Joy of learning through observation
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