Practice Test

Q1) Mrs. Hall felt that the Room was haunted by Spirits because: Show Answer

Q2) Pick the option that best describes how Mrs. Hall must be feeling at the moment described in the extract. Show Answer

Q3) Pick the sentence that brings out the meaning of 'hysterics' as used in the extract. Show Answer

Q4) Pick the option that displays a cause --> effect relationship. Show Answer

Q5) The Neighbours thought it was 'Witchcraft'. This tells us that Neighbours were: Show Answer

Q6) Look at the different meanings of 'haunt'. Pick the option that DOES NOT corresponds to its meaning: Show Answer

Q7) Why were the Boys surprised to see a Barefooted Man in London?
The Boys were surprised as: Show Answer

Q8) Pick the option that best describes how the Boys are feeling based on the extract. Show Answer

Q9) The Boys felt that the footprints were: Show Answer

Q10) Pick the option that best matches synonyms of the word 'gazed'. Show Answer

Q11) Why did Griffin's landlord dislike him? Show Answer

Q12) Choose the option that lists the set of statements that are NOT TRUE according to the given extract.
1. Griffins landlord disliked him because he was short tempered.
2. Griffin's landlord disliked him because he was a law abiding person.
3. Griffin's landlord disliked him because he pleased others.
4. Griffin's landlord liked him.
5. Griffin became homeless
6. Griffin had no money.
7. Griffin left footprints. Show Answer

Q13) The synonym of revenge is _____. Show Answer

Q14) The term wanderer means: Show Answer

Q15) Who are 'they' and 'he' referred to in the above extract? Show Answer

Q16) From where has 'he' found 'newly found clothes'? Show Answer

Q17) Why has the author used the phrase 'once more'? Show Answer

Q18) Find a word from the extract that means the same as 'run away'. Show Answer

Q19) The word 'quickly' is a/an Show Answer

Q20) Why did Mrs. Hall excuse Griffin? Show Answer

Q21) Why was Griffin pretending to receive a cheque? Show Answer

Q22) Why did Mrs. Hall avoid Griffin's mischiefs? Show Answer

Q23) What do you mean by the term 'eccentric'? Show Answer

Q24) The antonym of the word 'pretend' is: Show Answer

Q25) Mrs Hall felt that the room was haunted by spirits because : Show Answer

Q26) Pick the option that best describes how Mrs Hall must be feeling at the moment described in the extract. Show Answer

Q27) Pick the sentence that brings out the meaning of 'hysterics' as used in the extract. Show Answer

Q28) Pick the option that displays a cause -> effect relationship. Show Answer

Q29) The neighbours thought it was 'witchcraft'. This tells us that neighbours were : Show Answer

Q30) Who is the author of the story "Footprints without feet"? Show Answer

Q31) "The two boys started in surprise at the fresh muddy imprints of a pair of _____." Show Answer

Q32) The invisible man was leaving his imprints in _____. Show Answer

Q33) Who were the boys following? Show Answer

Q34) What is the meaning of "bewildered"?
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Q35) What was Griffin working on? Show Answer

Q36) "Brilliant scientist though he was, Griffin was rather a _____ person." Show Answer

Q37) What did Griffin do for revenge from his landlord? Show Answer

Q38) What suggests that Griffin was a homeless wanderer? Show Answer

Q39) Griffin's body became as transparent as _____. Show Answer

Q40) Why was it a bad time to wander in London? Show Answer

Q41) Where did Griffin find comfort in London?
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Q42) Where did Griffin go next after big store? Show Answer

Q43) Where was the theatrical company shop situated ? Show Answer

Q44) What did Griffin take from the theatre store ? Show Answer

Q45) Where did Griffin go next after the theatre store ? Show Answer

Q46) What was an unusual event in Iping ?
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Q47) How did he justify his disinterest in having a conversation with Mrs Hall? Show Answer

Q48) Why does Mrs Hall find the scientist eccentric?
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Q49) Why was Mrs Hall prepared and ready to tolerate strange habits and irritable temper? Show Answer

Q50) What does the first encounter tell us about Mr Hall? Show Answer

Q51) Griffin robbed: Show Answer

Q52) What is being referred to as the "strange incident" that happened in the study of the clergyman ? Show Answer

Q53) Who called the incident "an extraordinary affair"? Show Answer

Q54) What did Mrs. Hall think had happened to her furniture? Show Answer

Q55) What do you mean by the word "hysterics"?
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Q56) What caused the villagers to suspect the scientist?
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Q57) "The scientist was always _____ ; now he became furious." Show Answer

Q58) What was easier said than done? Show Answer

Q59) How did Griffin finally escape? Show Answer

Q60) Griffin was visible only when he walked _____. Show Answer

Q61) Mr. Jaffers was a _____.
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Q62) Griffin slipped into a _____ for warmth during mid-winter. Show Answer

Q63) The hat on the _____ leapt up itself into Mrs. Hall's face.
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Q64) When Griffin gave some ready cash to Mrs. Hall , she became _____ Show Answer

Q65) Rearrange the sentences in the correct sequence and choose the correct option.
(a) It was first seen by two young boys who followed his footprints.
(b) By consuming the drug, a man could become transparent that could not be seen with the naked eye.
(c) He stepped in mud and the fresh muddy imprints of his feet were all over the place.
(d) Griffin carried out the experiment on himself so he gulped the drug and his body became transparent. Show Answer

Q66) Rearrange the sentences in the correct sequence and choose the correct option.
(a) He started feeling cold and entered a big London shopping center to warm himself.
(b) The following morning some associates started approaching him and he removed all his clothes immediately and became invisible again.
(c) He fed himself with cold meat and some expresso from a nearby restaurant.
(d) He slept on a pile of quilts in the store. Show Answer

Q67) Assertion : Griffin's landlord disliked him and tried to eject him.
Reason : He set the house on fire.
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Q68) Assertion: Griffin took off his bandages , spectacles and nose
Reason: He wanted to scare the people in the bar.
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Q69) Assertion: Griffin's body became as transparent as a glass but remained as solid as a glass.
Reason : He swallowed certain rare drugs.
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Q70) Assertion: He took a train to the city of Iping
Reason: He wanted to get away from crowded London. Show Answer

Q71) Assertion : Mrs. Hall excused Griffin's strange habits and irritable temper.
Reason: Griffin was an eccentric scientist but paid Mar. Hall in advance
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