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| English 11th Lesson No. 14: OVERCOAT Questions Bank |
English 1st Year Chapter 14 Overcoat Questions Bank
MCQs
Please select the right answer.
1. And so people converged on the mall. Here the word "" converged "" means:
2. As the evening advanced, the cold became more intense. Here the word advanced means
3. As the evening advanced, the cold became more intense. Here the word intense means
4. Assistant surgeon and the two nurses with their face concealed behind masks attended the young man. Here the word concealed means
5. At such times it was not only profligate who ranged abroad. Here the word profligate means
6. Beneath the scarf there was neither a tie nor a collar. Here the word "" beneath "" means:
7. Did you know Rasheed
8. For visible is not the charming sight. Here the word "" visible "" means:
9. He got enmeshed in _________
10. He got enmeshed in love. Here the word "" enmeshed "" means:
11. He had been perhaps too deeply engrossed in himself. Here the word engrossed means
12. He looked such a dandy. Here the word "" dandy "" means:
13. His hair was sleek and shiny and he wore side whisks. Here the word sleek means
14. How did the hair of the young man look?
15. How did the young man look?
16. How much did the owner demand for his rug?
17. How much did the young man pay for a cigarette?
18. How was the wind blowing when the young man was walking?
19. I
20. I am a cluster of bright beads. Here the word "" cluster "" means:
21. I am the glitter on the crust of the snow. Here the word "" glitter "" means:
22. I wish I
23. If he
24. If you
25. In which season was the young mart wearing overcoat walking?
26. It was a ____________ evening in mid winter
27. It was a cold that induced people. Here the word "" induced "" means:
28. John was going to marry _____________
29. Layer of dust covered the young man’s body. Here the word Layer means
30. My friends think me perverse. Here the word "" perverse "" means:
31. People converged on the mall where they enjoyed. Here the word converged means
32. The cat was shivering with:
33. The sharp icy gusts of wind struck like steel. Here the word gusts means
34. The strong scented oil with which he had dressed earlier that evening still gave out a faint odour. Here the word faint means
35. The young man examined the German Piano with an air of connoisseur and studied the price label. Here the word connoisseur means
36. The young man held a short polished cane with every now and then he twirled jauntily. Here the word jauntily means
37. The young man met and accident on:
38. The young man was hit by a:
39. There was a lot of blood around and he was in precarious state. Here the word precarious means
40. Under the overcoat, the young man wore:
41. We are afraid that you represent a hostile race. Here the word "" hostile "" means:
42. What did the young man demand from the salesman of the music shop?
43. What did the young man play in the music shop?
44. What did the young man see hanging outside of a shop?
45. What was being played in a restaurant?
46. What was playing in a restaurant?
47. What was the boy in 'Overcoat' carrying in his tray?
48. What was the colour of the coat the young man was wearing?
49. What was the colour of the hat the young man was wearing?
50. What was the colour of the overcoat of the young man?
51. What was the colour of the over-coat?
52. What was the colour of young man’s hat?
53. What was the condition of the overcoat the young man was wearing?
54. What was the owner of the shop wearing?
55. What was the young man carrying in his hand?
56. What was the young man wearing in his neck?
57. What was there in the button hole of the overcoat?
58. When dose a person remember God?
59. Where did the young man, wearing overcoat, sit?
60. Where had people gathered in 'Overcoat'?
61. Which shop did the young men enter?
62. Whom did the young man call 'poor little mite.'
63. Without hesitation, he went in. Here the word hesitation means
Short Questions
1. Describe how the accident occurred.
2. Give a list of the articles, which were found in the pockets of the young man’s overcoat?
3. How did the people amuse themselves on the Mall?
4. How did the young man examine the Spanish guitar?
5. How did the young man treat the cat?
6. How did the young man turn away the tonga-wallas and the taxi?
7. What did the young man hold in his hand?
8. What did the young man look like?
9. What is the moral lesson of the story Overcoat?
10. What was displayed on the table in the western music shop?
11. What was playing in one of the restaurants?
12. What was the appearance of the young man?
13. What was the colour of the hat of the young man and how did he wear it?
14. What was the colour of the overcoat of the young man?
15. What was the condition of the overcoat of the young man?
16. What was the condition of the weather that evening?
17. What were the people wearing who came on the Mall?
18. Who took the young man after the accident to the hospital?
19. Why did the driver of the truck speed away after the accident?
20. Why did the people come out of the Mall?
21. Why did tonga-wallas race towards the young man?
22. Why was the cat shivering?
23. Why were the people walking briskly on the road?
Long Questions
"1. Translate the following passage into Urdu. (Short Stories Book-I)
When the couple had walked some hundred yards ahead of him, he hurriedly moved after them. Hardly had he reached half way across the road when a truck full of bricks came from behind like a gust of wind and crushing him down speeded off towards McLeod Road. The driver of the truck had heard a shriek and had actually for a moment slowed down, but realizing that something serious had happened, had taken advantage of the darkness and had sped away into the night. "
"2. Translate the following passage into Urdu. (Short Stories Book-I)
On duty, that night in the casualty department were assistant surgeon Khan and two young nurses, Shehnaz and Gill. He was still wearing his brown overcoat and the silk scarf. There were large stains of blood all over his clothes. Someone had, out of sympathy, placed the young man’s green felt hat on his chest so that it should not be lost. "
"3. Translate the following passage into Urdu. (Short Stories Book-I)
His clothes were now being taken off. The first to be removed was the white silk scarf. Beneath the scarf there was neither a tie nor a collar….nor even a shirt. When the overcoat was removed it was found that the young man was wearing underneath only an old cotton sweater which was all in holes. Through these holes one could see the dirty vest which was in an even worse state than the sweater. "
"4. Translate the following passage into Urdu. (Short Stories Book-I)
It was a Saturday evening in mid-winter. The sharp icy gusts of wind struck like steel, but the young man seemed to be immune to them. So, while others were walking briskly to keep warm, he was ambling along obviously enjoying his promenade in the bitter cold. He looked such a dandy that tonga-wallas on catching sight of him, even from a distance, whipped up their horses and raced towards him."