10th English SA 1 PREPARATORY TEST 2

 


 

SA 1 10th English Practice Test 1 

SA 1 10TH ENGLISH PRACTICE TEST 2

  • 10th English Summative Assessment 1 Portions 
  •  First Flight 1 to 8 Lessons, 
  • And The Footprints Without Feet 1 to 7 Lessons, 
  • WORKBOOK: 1 TO 8 Lessons,

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10th English SA 1 PREPARATORY TEST 2πŸ‘‡


51. Why did Lencho write a letter to God?

  • To thank the village priest
  • To ask for money
  • To complain about rain
  • To invite the postmaster

52. What was the postmaster’s reaction to Lencho’s letter?

  • He ignored the letter fully
  • He decided to help him
  • He laughed and tore it up
  • He returned it to Lencho

53. What does the poem “Dust of Snow” show about nature?

  • It causes sadness in life
  • It reminds us of sorrow
  • It can change our mood
  • It brings pain and fear

54. What lesson does “Fire and Ice” convey?

  • Coldness of snow gives peace
  • Love and anger bring success
  • Hope and dreams last forever
  • Desires and hatred can destroy

55. What did Nelson Mandela mean by twin obligations?

  • Respect for friends and pets
  • Obedience to school rules
  • Duties to family and country
  • Loyalty to leaders in power

56. What was the tiger’s reaction in the cage?

  • He slept without food
  • He walked silently
  • He cried for freedom
  • He stared at the moon

57. What made the young seagull finally fly?

  • Fear of his brother’s anger
  • Love of the open sky
  • Hunger and mother’s trick
  • Call from his father bird

58. Why was the pilot in “Black Aeroplane” happy initially?

  • He had a new aircraft
  • The sky was clear
  • The airport looked bright
  • He was near his home

59. What puzzled the narrator after landing?

  • The runway lights were off
  • No black plane was seen
  • The control room was empty
  • The fuel tank was leaking

60. The poem “How to Tell Wild Animals” mainly uses —

  • Fear and tragedy combined
  • Facts and data presentation
  • Humour and exaggeration
  • Rhyme and moral advice

61. In “The Ball Poem,” what feeling does the poet highlight?

  • Sense of responsibility
  • Joy of a playful child
  • Power of human memory
  • Hope for future success

62. What was Anne Frank’s nature according to her diary?

  • Curious and thoughtful
  • Quiet and fearful
  • Lazy and careless
  • Proud and selfish

63. Why was Anne unable to confide in others?

  • She feared her teachers
  • She stayed alone always
  • She lacked true friends
  • She disliked her parents

64. What type of poem is “Amanda”?

  • A dramatic monologue
  • A romantic love poem
  • A short narrative story
  • A ballad of war heroes

65. The repeated scolding in “Amanda” shows —

  • Need for modern toys
  • Absence of real freedom
  • Excessive parental control
  • Joy in parental love

66. Why is bread-making important in Goa?

  • It helps the fishermen
  • It was taught in schools
  • It came from foreigners
  • It is a family tradition

67. What does the author compare Coorg to?

  • A mountain kingdom
  • A silver waterfall
  • A golden garden
  • A piece of heaven

68. What do Coorgis have in common with Arabs?

  • Belief in hard labour
  • Interest in painting
  • Hospitality and courage
  • Love for education

69. In “Tea from Assam,” what surprised Rajvir?

  • Boats on the river
  • Vast tea gardens
  • Busy railway station
  • Street market in Assam

70. What does the poem “The Trees” protest against?

  • Change in human dress
  • End of modern gardens
  • Confinement of nature
  • Arrival of heavy rains

71. Why did the author decide to keep Mijbil?

  • As a circus performer
  • As an affectionate pet
  • As a travel companion
  • As a scientific sample

72. What happened to Mijbil on the flight to London?

  • He escaped in the plane
  • He cried throughout
  • He slept in his box
  • He ate the author’s food

73. What does the fog do after it comes?

  • Turns into thick rain
  • Falls upon the houses
  • Moves like a strong wind
  • Sits looking over harbour

74. What do the fog’s movements show?

  • Joy and laughter
  • Strength and anger
  • Grace and mystery
  • Calm and patience

75. What was Valli’s greatest quality?

  • Laziness and pride
  • Silence and greed
  • Anger and jealousy
  • Curiosity and courage

76. What lesson does “Madam Rides the Bus” teach?

  • Experience gives maturity
  • Wealth ensures respect
  • Dreams come from books
  • Patience wins prizes

77. How did Custard save the others?

  • He fought the pirate
  • He ran to the forest
  • He hid under the bed
  • He called the police

78. What did the other pets learn from Custard?

  • Dreams make heroes
  • Fear gives respect
  • Pride brings comfort
  • Real bravery counts

79. Why did Kisa Gotami visit Buddha?

  • Her friend had left her
  • She wanted to be rich
  • She lost her jewellery
  • Her child had died

80. What did Buddha advise Kisa Gotami to find?

  • Mustard seeds from homes
  • Fruits from the forest
  • Flowers from the palace
  • Gold coins from monks

81. What does the poem “For Anne Gregory” suggest?

  • Inner beauty matters more
  • Wealth makes love pure
  • Beauty brings all power
  • Wisdom ends all pain

82. What is the tone of the poem “For Anne Gregory”?

  • Proud and jealous
  • Cold and careless
  • Gentle and reflective
  • Harsh and angry

83. What was Tricki’s main problem at home?

  • Too much pampering
  • Lack of exercise
  • Fear of other dogs
  • Too little sleep

84. How did Mr. Herriot cure Tricki?

  • By regular fasting
  • By long sleeping
  • By changing owners
  • By giving medicines

85. What was the thief’s age in the story?

  • Fifteen years old
  • Seventeen years old
  • Twelve years old
  • Twenty years old

86. What did the thief learn from Anil?

  • Greed and courage
  • Laziness and power
  • Honesty and kindness
  • Anger and jealousy

87. Why did Max enter Ausable’s room?

  • To arrest a secret agent
  • To meet his lost friend
  • To steal important papers
  • To hide from policemen

88. How did Max die in “The Midnight Visitor”?

  • He escaped in the dark
  • He was caught by police
  • He fell from the window
  • He shot himself inside

89. Why did Horace Danby steal only once a year?

  • To buy rare books
  • To help poor people
  • To impress his friends
  • To test his courage

90. What mistake did Horace make?

  • Left the door open
  • Broke a glass box
  • Trusted the fake lady
  • Dropped his gloves

91. Why was Griffin invisible?

  • He discovered a formula
  • He drank a strange poison
  • He wore a magic ring
  • He hid behind mirrors

92. What kind of person was Griffin?

  • Clever but cruel
  • Honest and kind
  • Lazy and foolish
  • Calm and patient

93. What inspired Richard Ebright’s career?

  • His mother’s support
  • His college friend
  • His school principal
  • His uncle’s teachings

94. What did Ebright collect as a child?

  • Postcards
  • Shells
  • Butterflies
  • Coins

95. What did Ebright prove in his experiment?

  • Light grows plants
  • Heat melts stones
  • DNA controls heredity
  • Air causes diseases

96. What was Mathilde’s husband’s job?

  • A teacher in school
  • A doctor in city
  • A clerk in office
  • A soldier in army

97. Why did Mathilde borrow a necklace?

  • To lend it to friend
  • To look rich at party
  • To sell it secretly
  • To gift it to mother

98. What happened to the borrowed necklace?

  • It was returned safely
  • It broke into pieces
  • It was stolen by thief
  • It got lost after party

99. How long did it take to repay the debt?

  • Five bright weeks
  • Seven quick days
  • One calm year
  • Ten long years

100. What is the moral of “The Necklace”?

  • Be content with life
  • Dream beyond means
  • Blame others always
  • Hide truth forever

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