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Exercise 1:

Tick the correct answer from the given alternatives: (Tales of Bhola Grandpa mcq questions)

1. In the bokal tree there lived - (b) monkeys

2. On the way back from the festival, Bhola Grandpa tightly held on to the two fingers of his - (c) grandson

3. A gang of pirates was burying a - (a) large box

4. Bhola Grandpa was returning from the - (d) weekly market

5. Bhola Grandpa died at the age of - (b) ninety-five

Exercise 2:

Answer the following questions within fifteen words:

(a) When did Bhola Grandpa let out a loud wail?

Ans: Bhola Grandpa was returning from a festival with his grandson. He had tightly held on to the two fingers of his grandson. He did not realize when those two fingers slipped out and he had lost the boy. When someone asked what he was gripping he understood he had lost his grandson and let out a loud wail.

(b) Where had the grandson found a cosy shelter?

Ans: The grandson had found a cosy shelter under a cow's belly.

Ans: Bhola Grandpa requested the first man he saw on the mound for some drinking water.

(d) How old was Bhola Grandpa's wife when he died?

Ans: When Bhola Grandpa died his wife was eighty years old.

Exercise 3:

Answer the following questions within twenty-five words:

(a) Why was no real treasure found under the sand dunes?

Ans: Under the sand dunes no real treasure was found. Bhola Grandpa confessed there were no real pirates and so no real treasure, it was all his dream what he had during his midday nap.

(b) What did the tiger do after Bhola Grandpa had climbed up the banyan tree?

Ans: The tiger just settled down under a bush watching Bhola Grandpa when he had climbed up the banyan tree.

Ans: According to his wife, Bhola Grandpa died because he had forgotten to breathe.

Exercise 4:

Change the mode of narration of the following sentences:

(a) Bulbuli said to his friend, " Will you come tomorrow?"

Ans: Bulbuli asked his friend if he/she would go the next day.

(b) Paulami says, " I am fine."

Ans: Paulami says that she is fine.

Ans: The teacher told the students to keep quiet.

(d) My mother said to me, " May your dreams come true."

Ans: My mother wished my dreams might come true.

(e) The students said, " Sir, please allow us to play in the field."

Ans: The students requested sir to allow them to play in the field.

Exercise 5:

In each of the sentences of the following passage some articles and prepositions are used in an incorrect manner. Underline them and replace them with the appropriate ones:

On an winter night I was aboard a boat. It was a moonlit night full on stars. The boat was anchored up a great river. I was thrilled to see a beauty of nature.

Ans: On a winter night I was aboard a boat. It was a moonlit night full of stars. The boat was anchored to a great river. I was thrilled to see the beauty of nature.

Exercise 6:

Write a dialogue within 100 words on the need to ban the use of animals like tigers and lions as circus attractions:

Ans:

Title: A conversation between two friends on the need to ban the use of animals as circus attractions:

Raja: Hello! Rakib. How are you?

Rakib: Hey! Raja. I'm fine, thank you. And what about you?

Raja: As usual I am always fine. Thank you, by the way, have you seen the circus?

Rakib: You mean the Great Indian Circus?

Raja: Yes, the show is on, I just saw it yesterday. And it's good.

Rakib: I didn't get the opportunity but I'll definitely go to see it. I'm informed there is no animals in the show. Is it true?

Raja: Yup, but still it's ok. I think we should not use animals in circuses or any show where they are being tortured. They should be free in the jungle. What do you think?

Rakib: Sure. I completely agree with you. Rather, I'll say we should ban the use of animals in circuses. We should leave them alone. Because of us, today wild animals are decreasing.

Raja: Yes, the ill-treatment of animals is a criminal offense. We should enforce strict laws against such activities. Now our government is quite alert of that.

Rakib: Besides, we should be more humane to animals. What is your opinion?

Raja: Absolutely, I agree. Now, I have to go. See you soon. Bye.

Rakib: Ok, see you. Bye-bye.

Exercise 7:

Write a story within 100 words using the given hints. Give a title to the story:

Hints: returning from educational excursion by bus - night journey - sudden breakdown - tyres punctured - had to wait for two hours at a lonely place - tyres fixed - back home

Ans:

Title: A Breakdown On A Lonely Night

Last week we had an educational excursion under the guidance of our teachers of history. And we visited Murshidabad. When we finished, our bus started the return journey at 7.30 pm.

While returning by bus overnight we got stuck by a sudden breakdown. The bus stopped in the dark in a lonely place. The driver reported a tyre got punctured. Our teachers said, "Nobody will get down. All shutters down."

The driver and the assistant got down to repair the wheel. They would need time.

No shops were around. No houses. Only agricultural fields were on both sides of the road. The howls of the foxes were coming from here and there. We had to wait for two hours in that situation.

The driver shouted, " Done, it's all right. We will start. Get into the bus if anyone is out."

But no was out and we started. The bus took more than one and a half hours. When we reached home the clock struck one.

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