1. Why did Grandfather bring the tiger cub home instead of leaving it in the forest?
- He wanted to show it to friends
- He felt responsible for saving its life
- He wanted to earn money from it
- He wanted to train it for shows
Correct Answer: He felt responsible for saving its life
2. What does Timothy’s early behavior suggest about animals?
- Young animals are always dangerous
- Young animals are always silent
- Young animals can appear harmless
- Young animals never trust humans
Correct Answer: Young animals can appear harmless
3. Why was Timothy able to live comfortably in the house initially?
- He was trained by a zoo keeper
- He was too young to show wild instincts
- He was naturally a domestic animal
- He was afraid of human beings
Correct Answer: He was too young to show wild instincts
4. What does Timothy’s growing aggression indicate?
- Animals become lazy with age
- Animals forget their nature
- Natural instincts cannot be suppressed
- Animals depend only on food
Correct Answer: Natural instincts cannot be suppressed
5. Why did the cook react strongly to Timothy?
- He disliked all animals
- He wanted to leave the job
- He sensed danger in the tiger
- He wanted to impress the family
Correct Answer: He sensed danger in the tiger
6. What does the relationship between Timothy and the puppy show?
- Animals never trust each other
- Animals always fight with others
- Animals can form temporary friendships
- Animals only care for food
Correct Answer: Animals can form temporary friendships
7. Why was sending Timothy to the zoo a practical decision?
- It helped in earning more money
- It improved Timothy’s training
- It ensured safety of people and animal
- It made the house peaceful
Correct Answer: It ensured safety of people and animal
8. What mistake did Grandfather make at the zoo?
- He forgot Timothy completely
- He misunderstood the keeper
- He ignored the tiger’s nature
- He trusted emotions over reality
Correct Answer: He trusted emotions over reality
9. What does Grandfather’s behavior at the zoo reveal?
- He was afraid of animals
- He was careless about danger
- He was overconfident about animals
- He was unaware of the zoo
Correct Answer: He was overconfident about animals
10. Why did the tiger respond calmly to Grandfather?
- It was trained by the keeper
- It was weak and injured
- It was used to human presence
- It was afraid of Grandfather
Correct Answer: It was used to human presence
11. What is the irony in Grandfather’s action?
- He trained a wild tiger
- He forgot his own tiger
- He risked his life unknowingly
- He saved the tiger again
Correct Answer: He risked his life unknowingly
12. What does the story suggest about human-animal relationships?
- They are always safe and loving
- They are always dangerous
- They can be misleading at times
- They are based only on fear
Correct Answer: They can be misleading at times
13. Why is the ending of the story surprising?
- The tiger escaped from the zoo
- The tiger became friendly
- The tiger was not Timothy
- The tiger attacked suddenly
Correct Answer: The tiger was not Timothy
14. What lesson does Grandfather’s experience teach?
- Animals should be trusted fully
- Emotions cannot change reality
- Zoos are always safe places
- Wild animals are always kind
Correct Answer: Emotions cannot change reality
15. What does Timothy symbolize in the story?
- The loyalty of pet animals
- The weakness of animals
- The untamed nature of wild animals
- The fear of human beings
Correct Answer: The untamed nature of wild animals
16. Why did Timothy’s behavior change with time?
- He was badly treated at home
- He became hungry always
- His natural instincts developed gradually
- He was influenced by the puppy
Correct Answer: His natural instincts developed gradually
17. What does the cook represent in the story?
- Fear and weakness always
- Carelessness towards animals
- Practical thinking and caution
- Love for wild animals
Correct Answer: Practical thinking and caution
18. What is the role of the zoo in the story?
- It shows freedom of animals
- It shows happiness of animals
- It represents controlled environment for danger
- It represents natural jungle life
Correct Answer: It represents controlled environment for danger
19. Why did Grandfather fail to recognize the danger?
- He was warned by the keeper
- He observed the tiger carefully
- He relied only on past memories
- He avoided going near tiger
Correct Answer: He relied only on past memories
20. What does the tiger’s calm behavior actually indicate?
- It was completely harmless
- It was trained and friendly
- It was afraid of humans
- It was unpredictable and risky
Correct Answer: It was unpredictable and risky
21. What kind of conflict is shown in the story?
- Man versus society conflict
- Animal versus environment conflict
- Human emotion versus animal instinct
- Man versus technology conflict
Correct Answer: Human emotion versus animal instinct
22. What does the story warn readers about?
- Always trust animals fully
- Do not ignore natural instincts
- Keep wild animals as pets
- Visit zoos frequently
Correct Answer: Do not ignore natural instincts
23. Why is Timothy’s story realistic?
- It shows fantasy animal behavior
- It shows magical events
- It shows imaginary situations
- It shows true nature of wild animals
Correct Answer: It shows true nature of wild animals
24. What does Grandfather’s attitude highlight?
- Love always brings safety
- Love removes all risks
- Love without awareness can be dangerous
- Love makes animals obedient
Correct Answer: Love without awareness can be dangerous
25. What does the ending mainly emphasize?
- Belief is always correct
- Reality is always simple
- Reality is often different from belief
- Belief changes reality
Correct Answer: Reality is often different from belief
26. Why did the tiger not attack immediately?
- Wild animals can behave unpredictably
- Wild animals are always calm
- Wild animals never attack humans
- Wild animals are fully trained
Correct Answer: Wild animals can behave unpredictably
27. What deeper meaning does the story convey?
- Humans control everything
- Nature cannot be completely controlled
- Animals follow human rules
- Zoos change animal behavior
Correct Answer: Nature cannot be completely controlled
28. What is the significance of Timothy’s name?
- It shows its wild nature
- It makes the tiger dangerous
- It reflects jungle life
- It humanizes a wild animal
Correct Answer: It humanizes a wild animal
29. What does the story say about domestication?
- It is permanent and complete
- It is limited and temporary
- It is easy and safe
- It is unnecessary always
Correct Answer: It is limited and temporary
30. What is the central idea of the lesson?
- Wild instincts remain despite care
- Care can change animal nature
- Animals forget their instincts
- Humans control animal behavior
Correct Answer: Wild instincts remain despite care
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