• Mother of Swami-

1. Irritated.
2. She told him to go to school.
3. Very tough.
4. Asked him to stay back home.

Ans. D) Asked him to stay back home.

• Just a moment ago Swami thought it was-

1. 1. Monday.
   2. Tuesday.
   3. Wednesday.

• Friday.

Ans. D) Friday.

• Swami sighed that he had a headache-

1. 5:00 o’clock.
2. 6:30 o’clock.
3. 8:00 o’clock.
4. 9:00 o’clock.

Ans. D) 9:00 o’clock.

• The person who advised Sami could stay home-

1. Grandma.
2. Samuel.
3. Mother.
4. Parents.

Ans. C) Mother.

• Swami should have been at 9:30-

1. School compound.
2. The school prayer hall.
3. Schoolroom.
4. Mom’s room.

Ans. B) The school prayer hall.

• Today was Monday when it happened to the Swami he was-

1. Wandering inside the dining room.
2. Ready for school.
3. Was doing his homework.
4. Lying in bed.

Ans. D) Lying in bed.

• Avoiding school swami’s complaint was his-

1. Headache.
2. Abdominal pain.
3. Nausea.
4. Running a temperature.

Ans. A) Headache.

• Swami gave a pretense for a headache-

1. Once.
2. Every time.
3. Over again.
4. Three times

Ans. A) Once.

• As soon as he woke up, Swami-

1. Swami, demand had a headache.
2. Realize that it was Monday.
3. Met with his father.
4. Was rebuked by the mother.

Ans. B) Realize that it was Monday.

• Trembling with fear a Swami realizes that it was-

1. Thursday.
2. Tuesday.
3. Monday.
4. Sunday.

Ans. C) Monday.

• Swami changed his strategy because he knew his father-

1. Father.
2. Grandmother.
3. Principle.
4. Sir.

Ans. A) Father.

• Swami knew his father was-

1. Strict.
2. Polite.
3. Honest.
4. Annoyed.

Ans. A) Strict.

• Swami thought quite a bit on-

1. Wednesday.
2. Thursday.
3. Sunday.
4. Saturday.

Ans. C) Sunday.

• Dad commanded Swami to-

1. Told to go play.
2. Asked to rest.
3. Dress up and go.
4. Asked to study.

Ans. C) Dress up and go.

• There were changed strategies for not going to school was-

1. Toothache.
2. So late to the class.
3. Mother told him to stay at home.
4. Didn’t do school homework.

Ans. B) So late to the class.

• Edited part of the story ‘Father’s help’-

1. The mentor.
2. Malgudi Days.
3. Swami’s friend.
4. The History teacher.

Ans. B) Malgudi Days.

• Swami announced his headache his mother was-

1. Fluky.
2. Annoyed.
3. Aloof.
4. Credulous.

Ans. D) Credulous.

• Although it was too late, Swami’s father instructed him to go to school-

1. It was Swami’s mother’s mistake.
2. It was Swami’s fault.
3. It was Swami’s father’s blunder.
4. It was principal’s guilt.

Ans. B) It was Swami’s fault.

• Samuel is enraged with the youngster who-

1. Are dallying on Sundays.
2. Are not to be loyal to their parents.
3. Are not doing homework.
4. Come in late in class.

Ans. D) Come in late in class.

• According to Swami, the headmaster was scared-

1. His father.
2. School peon.
3. The arithmetic teacher.
4. Group of students.

Ans. C) The arithmetic teacher.

• This is the attribute used for Swami’s mother in the text is-

1. Annoyed.
2. Interfering.
3. Joyous.
4. Generous.

Ans. D) Generous.

• Swami hopes his dad will make him to see why he has to-

1. talking about his toothache.
2. Arriving early in his school.
3. Avoid school.
4. It will be late for school.

Ans. C) Avoid school.

• Dad was behaving-

1. Joyous.
2. Weird.
3. Not expected.
4. Polite.

Ans. C) Not expected.

• Julia’s father offered to send a letter to the head teacher of-

1. Consultation.
2. Complaint.
3. Termination.
4. Invocation.

Ans. B) Complaint.

• With Swami’s intense protection her father –

1. Change his mind.
2. He remained steadfast in his decision.
3. Went to the headmaster.
4. Met Samuel.

Ans. A) change his mind.

• Dad wrote the letter when Swami was getting ready to go to-

1. In mom’s kitchen.
2. In the mart.
3. School.
4. Reading room.

Ans. C) School.

• Dad put the letter in-

1. A letterbox
2. Inner side of a copy.
3. Case.
4. Envelop.

Ans. D) Envelop.

• Dad asked Swami about the letter-

1. Carefully.
2. With fair in mind.
3. Vainly.
4. Efficiently.

Ans. B) with fair in mind.

• There was an extra thing that Swami took to school with-

1. A letter.
2. A new kit.
3. A sunshade.
4. A pen.

Ans. A) A letter.

• Swami’s father wrote a lot about-

1. Head teacher.
2. The teacher Samuel.
3. Own self.
4. His son.

Ans. B) the teacher Samuel.

• Swami was so anxious about-

1. Letter address.
2. The content of the letter.
3. Dispatcher of the letter.
4. Acceptor of the letter.

Ans. B) the content of the letter.

• When Swami was going to school he was disturbed by-

1. Conscience.
2. Toothache.
3. Illness.
4. high temperature.

Ans. A) Conscience.

• Swami thinking that when he was going to school-

1. He was an excellent learner in the school.
2. He was the worst boy on earth.
3. He has to make contact with Samuel sir.
4. He misbehaved with his friend.

Ans. B) He was the worst boy on earth.

• To form his thought about Samuel sumi stood-

1. beneath a creeper.
2. Next to the school gate.
3. On the roadside.
4. Close to a store.

Ans. C) on the roadside.

• Swami realized that he was assorted with concrete and imagined about-

1. Principle.
2. Own self.
3. His parents.
4. Samuel.

Ans. D) Samuel.

• Swami realized on the way to school that he was-

1. Excellent boy.
2. Bad boy.
3. Sincere boy.
4. Cunning.

Ans. B) Bad boy.

• To compared the other teacher’s john seemed Samuel to be-

1. more friendly.
2. more active.
3. more rational.
4. more forbearing.

Ans. A) more friendly.

• Samuel was not a/an-

1. Bad man.
2. Sincere man.
3. Wise man.
4. Decent man.

Ans. A) Bad Man.

• Thinking about Samuel, John found out again that Samuel was-

1. an annoying person.
2. Sincere person.
3. a dishonest man.
4. not such a bad man after all.

Ans. D) not such a bad man after all.

• Samuel get-

1. A clean shaved jowl.
2. long mustaches.
3. Unshaven cheek.
4. A French cut facial hair.

Ans. C) Unshaven cheek.

• The shade of Samuel’s jacket was-

1. Red.
2. Blue.
3. Pink.
4. Yellow.

Ans. D) Yellow.

• Samuel as a man who was-

1. Revengeful.
2. Inhuman.
3. Friendly.
4. Hot-tempered.

Ans. C) Friendly.

• Swami asked his dad about the subject matter of the letter-

1. vainly.
2. Indeterminately.
3. Cherfully.
4. Apprehensively.

Ans. D) Apprehensively.

• Face of Samuel’s was-

1. Shiny.
2. Dark.
3. Scruffy.
4. Lively.

Ans. B) Dark.

• There was a special reverence for Samuel-

1. Swami.
2. The head teacher.
3. Whole classmates except Swami.
4. Father of Swami.

Ans. A) Swami.

• Swami stood on the side of the road to-

1. Make up his mind.
2. Take a break.
3. Cross the street.
4. To see what was written in the letter.

Ans. A) make up his mind.

• All complaints were made against Samuel by-

1. The learner.
2. The principle.
3. Swami.
4. The Parents.

Ans. C) Swami.

• Swami’s father filled the letter in a cover and-

1. handed it to Swami.
2. Sealed it.
3. Place it in the letter box.
4. A postage stamp.

Ans. B) Sealed it.

• Swami’s head was mystifying-

1. Hesitation.
2. Misery.
3. Confusion.
4. stress.

Ans. C) Confusion.

• The more he concerned about Samuel the more he _for him-

1. Joyous.
2. Uneasy.
3. Grieved.
4. Fear.

Ans. C) grieved.

• Swami had to decide the allegation was so incapable of being-

1. Imprecise.
2. accurate.
3. Outermost.
4. Bruit.

Ans. B) accurate.