THE ADDRESS

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THE ADDRESS

CLASS XI-SNAPSHOTS

Name Of School *

School ID *

School District *

Name of the Student *

Student ID *

Class and Section *

Phone no. *

1. The setting of the story is -- *

1 point

a. after World War ll.

b. before World War ll.

c. before and after the World War ll.

d. during the World War ll.

2. The writer of the story is -- *

1 point

a. J. B. Priestley.

b. Elizabeth Jennings.

c. Shirley Toulson.

d. Marga Minco.

3. " Do you still know me?" I asked. Here 'me' is -- *

1 point

a. Mrs. Dorling.

b. Mrs. S.

c. Mrs. S's daughter.

d. Mrs. Dorling's daughter.

4. Mrs. Dorling half hid herself again behind the door because she wanted to -- *

1 point

a. hide pale buttons of her cardigan.

b. hide the narrator's mother's cardigan.

c.not let the musty smell of the house come out.

d. not let the narrator see inside the house.

5. The narrator went to Mrs. Dorling's house to --- *

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a. meet Mrs. Dorling's daughter.

b. search for her mother's belongings.

c. spend sometime with Mrs. Dorling.

d. have evening tea with Mrs. Dorling's daughter.

6. Mrs. Dorling's sudden renewal of her contact with Mrs. S, shows that she was -- *

1 point

a. friendly.

b. irrational.

c. opportunist.

d. straightforward.

7. When the narrator was home for a few days , she noticed --- *

1 point

a. various things missing

b. unpolished candle holders.

c. pale walls .

d. silver spoons.

8. Mrs. Dorling took Mrs.S's belongings on the pretence of --- *

1 point

a. using them.

b. borrowing them.

c. keeping them safe.

d. polishing them.

9. The narrator could not pay attention to the things on her way back to the station because -- *

1 point

a. it was a new place.

b. she did not like the place.

c. she was in hurry.

d. she did not want to upset herself.

*10. "As if that's necessary" my mother cried."It would be simply an insult to talk like that." What do you infer from this statement about Mrs.S? *

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a. Meticulous.

b. Courteous.

c. Capricious.

d. Fabulous.

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