The Bear Story CBA 1, Class 7 SR

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The Bear Story Class 7 SR 👇


1. Where did the lady find the bear first?

  • She found the bear near her kitchen door
  • She found the bear inside the forest
  • She found the bear near the river bank
  • She found the bear inside the village

2. Why did the lady not fear the bear?

  • The bear looked wild and dangerous
  • The bear looked tired and hungry
  • The bear looked gentle and harmless
  • The bear looked angry and restless

3. What did the lady give the bear to eat?

  • She gave the bear rice and curry
  • She gave the bear fruits and nuts
  • She gave the bear bread and milk
  • She gave the bear meat and bones

4. How did the bear behave in the beginning?

  • It behaved loudly like a wild animal
  • It behaved angrily like a hunter
  • It behaved quietly like a pet animal
  • It behaved nervously like a stranger

5. What did the bear start doing daily?

  • It stayed inside the forest always
  • It attacked animals near the house
  • It ran away from the village
  • It visited the lady’s house regularly

6. How did the lady treat the bear?

  • She treated it strictly and harshly
  • She treated it carelessly and rudely
  • She treated it kindly and lovingly
  • She treated it fearfully and coldly

7. What habit did the bear develop later?

  • It became lazy and dependent
  • It became active and strong
  • It became angry and dangerous
  • It became wild and fearless

8. Why did the lady become worried later?

  • The bear was growing very strong
  • The bear was becoming too active
  • The bear was losing its natural instincts
  • The bear was eating too much

9. What did the lady finally decide?

  • She decided to keep it forever
  • She decided to send the bear away
  • She decided to sell it to others
  • She decided to train it for work

10. Why was the bear sent back?

  • To make it stronger and bigger
  • To train it for hunting work
  • To help it return to natural life
  • To keep it away from people

11. How did the bear react when sent away?

  • It looked excited and joyful
  • It looked angry and aggressive
  • It looked fearless and bold
  • It looked confused and unhappy

12. What does the bear symbolize in the story?

  • The strength of wild animals
  • The danger of forests
  • The fear of wild life
  • The effect of human interference

13. What is the main theme of the story?

  • Animals should be trained
  • Humans should keep pets
  • Nature should not be disturbed
  • Forests should be protected

14. What did the bear lose by staying with humans?

  • Its natural hunting skills
  • Its physical strength completely
  • Its ability to eat food
  • Its interest in sleeping

15. Why is the story realistic?

  • It shows imaginary animal behavior
  • It shows magical transformation
  • It shows consequences of human actions
  • It shows funny situations only

16. What does the lady represent in the story?

  • Cruelty towards animals
  • Fear of wild animals
  • Kindness mixed with ignorance
  • Strict discipline and control

17. What mistake did the lady make?

  • She ignored the bear completely
  • She tried to domesticate a wild animal
  • She attacked the bear suddenly
  • She left the bear without food

18. What does the bear’s laziness indicate?

  • Lack of food in forest
  • Fear of other animals
  • Dependence on human care
  • Weakness due to illness

19. What lesson do we learn from the story?

  • Wild animals should live with humans
  • Wild animals are easy to train
  • Wild animals need natural environment
  • Wild animals are always friendly

20. Why did the lady feel sad at the end?

  • She lost her home
  • She feared the bear
  • She missed the forest
  • She realized her mistake

21. What kind of relationship existed initially?

  • Dangerous and fearful relationship
  • Strict and controlled relationship
  • Distant and cold relationship
  • Friendly but unnatural relationship

22. What does the ending suggest?

  • Animals must obey humans
  • Humans control all creatures
  • Nature must be respected always
  • Forests are unsafe places

23. Why did the bear become dependent?

  • It was weak from birth
  • It feared other animals
  • It received regular food easily
  • It disliked forest life

24. What change occurred in the bear finally?

  • It lost its independence completely
  • It became stronger and faster
  • It became more aggressive
  • It became more intelligent

25. What does the story warn humans about?

  • Keep animals as pets
  • Feed animals regularly
  • Do not interfere with wildlife
  • Control animals easily

26. What is the tone of the story?

  • Serious and tragic always
  • Humorous and funny
  • Simple with a moral message
  • Complex and confusing

27. Why was the bear unable to survive easily later?

  • It became too strong
  • It became very active
  • It feared human beings
  • It forgot natural survival skills

28. What does the story mainly focus on?

  • Life of animals in forest
  • Danger of wild creatures
  • Impact of human kindness on animals
  • Importance of zoo life

29. What kind of story is this?

  • A historical real story
  • A moral story about nature
  • A fantasy magical story
  • A scientific explanation

30. What is the central message of the lesson?

  • Comfort is better than nature
  • Animals love human life
  • Nature cannot be replaced by comfort
  • Humans should control nature
Location: Mogalturu, Andhra Pradesh, India

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