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| English 12th Mr. Chips Chapter 10 - Questions Bank |
English 2nd Year Mr. Chips Chapter 10 - Questions Bank Solved MCQs, Important Short Questions and Long Questions Bank
MCQs
Please select the right answer.
1. A quite, nervous boy. Here the word nervous means
2. Brookfield boys were patrolling the line. Here the word patrolling means
3. Brookfield fitted herself into England without disproportion. Here the word disproportion means
4. Chips had faith in England flesh and bloo. Here the word flesh and blood means
5. Chips was a less ferocious animal. Here the word ferocious means
6. Chips was destined later to condole. Here the word condole means
7. Chips was not in running with that kind of person. Here the word running means
8. Chips was destined later to condole. Here the word destined means
9. Chips' years were studded with remembered pictures. Here the word studded means
10. Chips’ year were studded with remembered picture. Here the word studded means
11. England was steering into channels where a hair's breadth of error might be catastrophi. Here the word catastrophic means
12. England was steering into channels where a hair's breadth of error might be catastrophi. Here the word steering means
13. Everyone was summoned to assemble in big hall. Here the word assemble means
14. Everyone was summoned to a Big Hall. Here the word summoned means
15. Everyone was summoned to assemble in big hall. Here the word summoned means
16. Fixing the multitude with a cold presaging severity. Here the word multitude means
17. Grayson was excused lesson. Here the word excused means
18. Grayson’s father had been rescue. Here the word rescued means
19. He talked of them as if they were queer animals out of a zoo. Here the word queer means
20. He was altogether milder. Here the word milder means
21. He was an altogether milder and less ferocious animal. Here the word ferocious means
22. However the avenues of politics twisted and curve. Here the word twisted means
23. However the avenues of politics twisted and curved. Here the word avenues means
24. In 1900 old Meldrum succeeded Wetherby as head. Here the word succeeded means
25. Meldrum had held office for three decades. Here the word three decades means
26. Meldrum succeeded Wetherby. Here the word succeeded means
27. Ralston saw the multitude with cold presaging severity. Here the word presaging means
28. Ralston was pontifical. Here the word pontifical means
29. The boys of Brookfield were patrolling the railway. Here the word patrolling means
30. The fourth form was construing Virgil. Here the word construing means
31. The legendary lady was sitting like a crumbing doll. Here the word crumbing means
32. The whole school centered emotionally upon his anxieties. Here the word anxieties means
33. The legendary lady was sitting in her carriage like a crumbling doll. Here the word legendary means
34. The legendary lady was sitting like a crumbing doll. Here the word legendary means
35. Then that frenzied Edwardian decade came. Here the word frenzied means
36. There a hair’s breadth of error might be catastrophic. Here the word catastrophic means
37. There hair’s breadth of error might be catastrophi. Here the word breadth means
38. There was a clang of the School bell at an unaccustomed time. Here the word unaccustomed means
39. There was a clang of school bell at an unaccustomed time. Here the word clang means
40. There was a clang of the School bell at an unaccustomed time. Here the word clang means
41. There was clang of school bell at an unaccustomed time. Here the word unaccustomed means
42. Though the avenues of politics were twisted, Chips had faith in EnglanHere the word avenues means
43. Was it only the century or was it an epoch. Here the word epoch means
44. When they brought in a mere youngster of thirty-seven, glittering with firsts and blues. Here the word glittering means
45. Young Grayson was pre-occupie. Here the word pre-occupied means
Short Questions
1. Describe Katherine’s tragic death?
2. How and when did Katherine die?
3. How did Ralston look?
4. What did Chips receive on the 1st April 1898?
5. What duty was assigned to the boys of the Brookfield when the railway men were on strike?
6. What was the April foolery Chips faced?
7. What was the effect of Katherine’s death on Chips?
8. When and how did Meldrum die?
9. When did Mr.Chips become acting head of Brookfield for the first time?
10. Who was Mr. jones and what was his duty?
11. Why did Chips not want to receive condolences?
12. Why did Chips take class on the day his wife died? How did Chips try to forget the grief of his wife’s death?