Gopal and the Hilsa Fish Class 7 English CBA

 






Gopal and the Hilsa Fish Class 7 English CBA πŸ‘‡



1. Who could think of nothing but Hilsa fish?

  • Courtiers
  • Fishermen
  • Fishmongers
  • Householders

2. What did fishmongers sell in the market?

  • Crabs
  • Prawns
  • Only Hilsa fish
  • Shellfish

3. What were householders talking about?

  • Clothes
  • The King
  • Hilsa fish
  • Fruits

4. What did one householder ask another?

  • “Was it tasty?”
  • “How much did you pay?”
  • “Who cooked it?”
  • “Where did you go?”

5. What did the courtiers discuss in the palace?

  • Royal duties
  • Festivals
  • Hilsa fish
  • Taxes

6. How did the king feel when courtiers talked about fish?

  • Happy
  • Excited
  • Angry
  • Calm

7. What did the king ask the courtier?

  • “Where did you buy it?”
  • “Are you a courtier or fisherman?”
  • “Do you like fish?”
  • “Are you hungry?”

8. How did the courtier react after being scolded?

  • He argued
  • He laughed
  • He fell silent
  • He left the court

9. What did the king admit later?

  • He liked fish
  • He lost his temper
  • He hated Hilsa
  • He was right

10. What did the king say no one could do?

  • Catch Hilsa
  • Sell Hilsa
  • Stop people talking about Hilsa
  • Cook Hilsa

11. Who accepted the king’s challenge?

  • A soldier
  • The courtier
  • Gopal
  • A fisherman

12. What was Gopal’s challenge?

  • To catch the biggest fish
  • To bring Hilsa without anyone talking about it
  • To sell fish
  • To cook Hilsa

13. How did Gopal prepare for the challenge?

  • He stayed silent
  • He wore royal clothes
  • He dressed oddly
  • He bought gifts

14. What did Gopal smear on his face?

  • Paint
  • Mud
  • Ash
  • Oil

15. What was special about Gopal’s beard?

  • It was dyed
  • It was fake
  • It was half-shaved
  • It was long

16. How did Gopal’s wife feel about his appearance?

  • Proud
  • Calm
  • Joyful
  • Worried

17. What did Gopal’s wife think had happened to him?

  • He was joking
  • He was tired
  • He had become a mystic
  • He had gone mad

18. What did Gopal carry in his hand?

  • A stick
  • A bag of gold
  • A huge Hilsa fish
  • A sword

19. What did people on the road say about Gopal?

  • “He’s brave!”
  • “He’s mad!”
  • “He’s rich!”
  • “He’s famous!”

20. What did one person think Gopal was?

  • A priest
  • A mystic
  • A clown
  • A courtier

21. Where did Gopal go with the fish?

  • To the market
  • To his home
  • To the river
  • To the palace

22. What did the guards do when Gopal arrived?

  • They ran away
  • They ignored him
  • They let him in
  • They stopped him

23. What did Gopal do outside the palace gate?

  • He cried
  • He sat quietly
  • He danced and sang loudly
  • He shouted for help

24. What did people inside the palace think?

  • He was crazy
  • He was hungry
  • He was lost
  • He was dangerous

25. What did the king say when he saw Gopal?

  • “Give him food.”
  • “Send him away.”
  • “Bring that man to me.”
  • “Who is he?”

26. What did the courtiers think when they saw Gopal?

  • He was clever
  • He had lost his mind
  • He was tired
  • He was sad

27. What did the king ask Gopal?

  • “Are you all right?”
  • “Who sent you?”
  • “Where is the fish?”
  • “Why are you dressed so?”

28. What did Gopal remind the king about?

  • The challenge
  • The fish market
  • The courtier’s story
  • His wife

29. What surprising thing did Gopal point out?

  • The king was wrong
  • The guards were rude
  • The fish was very big
  • No one had spoken of Hilsa

30. What did the king finally say to Gopal?

  • “You tricked me!”
  • “You are punished!”
  • “You achieved the impossible!”
  • “You have failed!”

31. Why did the king challenge Gopal?

  • Because Gopal was lazy
  • Because everyone talked about Hilsa
  • Because he wanted to test Gopal
  • Because Gopal loved Hilsa

32. What quality of Gopal impressed the king most?

  • His beauty
  • His wealth
  • His strength
  • His cleverness

33. What made people forget about the Hilsa fish?

  • The king’s order
  • The market noise
  • Gopal’s strange appearance
  • The guards’ warning

34. Why did Gopal act mad in public?

  • To make people laugh
  • To distract people’s attention
  • To scare the guards
  • To please the king

35. What lesson can we learn from Gopal?

  • We should talk about fish
  • Wisdom can solve any problem
  • We should dress oddly
  • We should argue with the king

36. Why did the king feel guilty after scolding the courtier?

  • He disliked the fish
  • He knew everyone was talking about Hilsa
  • The courtiers left the palace
  • The courtier started crying

37. How did Gopal use humor to win?

  • He sang jokes about Hilsa
  • He made people laugh at his looks
  • He told funny stories
  • He fooled the courtiers

38. Why did people call Gopal a mystic?

  • He wore white robes
  • He sold holy items
  • He was a priest
  • He looked strange and calm

39. What does the story show about Gopal’s intelligence?

  • He avoided taking risks
  • He thought differently from others
  • He copied the king’s ideas
  • He was afraid to speak

40. Why did no one ask Gopal about the fish?

  • They didn’t see the fish
  • They were busy watching his funny behavior
  • The fish was hidden
  • The king warned them not to

41. What did the king mean by “You achieved the impossible”?

  • Gopal did something no one could do
  • Gopal fooled the courtiers
  • Gopal cooked a fish
  • Gopal caught a big fish

42. What kind of story is “Gopal and the Hilsa-Fish”?

  • A humorous folk tale
  • A tragedy
  • A ghost story
  • A sad story

43. Why did Gopal shave only half his face?

  • He forgot to finish
  • He was in a hurry
  • To look funny and attract attention
  • He liked that style

44. How did Gopal prove the king wrong?

  • By giving the king a gift
  • By avoiding the court
  • By completing the challenge successfully
  • By catching a bigger fish

45. What was the main reason for everyone’s obsession with Hilsa?

  • The king ordered it
  • Hilsa was free that day
  • It was Hilsa season
  • There was no other food

46. What does the king’s challenge reveal about him?

  • He was very lazy
  • He didn’t trust Gopal
  • He liked to test his courtiers
  • He hated Hilsa fish

47. How did Gopal handle the guards who stopped him?

  • He sang and danced loudly
  • He hid the fish
  • He showed them money
  • He begged for entry

48. Why was Gopal brought before the king?

  • He shouted angrily
  • The guards recognized him
  • He broke the palace gate
  • He caught a thief

49. What kind of person was Gopal?

  • Timid and quiet
  • Greedy and foolish
  • Witty and intelligent
  • Selfish and rude

50. What message does the story give to readers?

  • Clever thinking can solve any challenge
  • Everyone loves fish
  • Obsession makes people foolish
  • Madness wins rewards

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