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| English 12th Mr. Chips Chapter 16 - Questions Bank |
English 2nd Year Mr. Chips Chapter 16 - Questions Bank Solved MCQs, Important Short Questions and Long Questions Bank
MCQs
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1. Bullying was non-existent. Here the word non-existent means
2. Bullying was non-existent. Here the word Bullying means
3. Cheekier boys asked him question to get Chips latest to retail. Here the word retail means
4. Cheekier boys asked him question to get Chips latest to retail. Here the word latest means
5. Cheekier boys asked him question to get Chips latest to retail. Here the word Cheekier means
6. Chips' capital did not suffer when the slump set in. Here the word slump means
7. Chips did not suffer when the slump set in. Here the word set in means
8. Chips did not suffer when the slump set in. Here the word slump means
9. Chips gave his legacies to the mission. Here the word legacies means
10. Chips had earned the reputation of being a great jester. Here the word jester means
11. Chips had earned the reputation of being a great jester. Here the word jester means
12. Chips invested in gilt-edged stocks. Here the word gilt-edged means
13. Chips kept up hospitality in his room. Here the word hospitality means
14. Chips said that he knew the dilatoriness of Gregson. Here the word dilatoriness means
15. Chips small capital was invested in gilt-edged stocks. Here the word gilt-edged means
16. England had burned her fire in her own grate again. Here the word grate means
17. Except for legacies to mission and Mrs. Wickett, he left his money to found an open entrance scholarship to the school. Here the word legacies means
18. He could look upon it all with a deep and sumptuous tranquility. Here the word tranquility means
19. He could look upon it all with a deep and sumptuous tranquility. Here the word sumptuous means
20. His facilities were all unimpaire. Here the word unimpaired means
21. His facilities were all unimpaire. Here the word facilities means
22. I was gassing to the old boys about the new cinema organ. Here the word gassing means
23. I’ve seen the name on the hoardings. Here the word hoardings means
24. In old age Chips realized that the teachers showed less pomposity and the students less unctuousness. Here the word unctuousness means
25. In old age Chips realized that the teachers showed less pomposity and the students less unctuousness. Here the word pomposity means
26. In old age, Chips' faculties remained unimpaire. Here the word unimpaired means
27. In old age, Chips felt that bullying was non-existent, there was more swearing and cheating in the school. Here the word bullying means
28. Its ultimate significance had yet to be reckone. Here the word reckoned means
29. Its ultimate significance had yet to be reckone. Here the word significance means
30. Its ultimate significance had yet to be reckone. Here the word ultimate means
31. Small boys of cheekier kind would ask Chips questions for the fun of getting Chips' 'latest' to retail. Here the word retail means
32. Small boys of cheekier kind would ask Chips questions for the fun of getting Chips' 'latest' to retail. Here the word cheekier means
33. Something had happened whose significance had yet to be reckone. Here the word reckoned means
34. Suppose-his-um-dilatoriness. Here the word dilatoriness means
35. The post-war decade swept through with a clatter of change and maladjustments. Here the word maladjustments means
36. The post-war decade swept through with a clatter of change and maladjustments. Here the word clatter means
37. The post-war decade swept throw with a clatter of change and mal adjustments. Here the word mal adjustments means
38. The post-war decade swept throw with a clatter of change and mal adjustments. Here the word clatter means
39. There was a less unctuousness. Here the word unctuousness means
40. There was less pomposity on the one side. Here the word pomposity means
41. They liked their answered dished up as a joke. Here the word dished means
42. They’ve got a Wurlitzer. Here the word Wurlitzer means
43. When he was strolling about the school, some boys asked him question. Here the word strolling means
44. You could look forward to the summer. Here the word look forward means
Short Questions
1. Could Chips go abroad after his retirement?
2. Was Chips income was more than his expenses after retirement?
3. What did Chips say about Wurlitzer?
4. What did Chips tell Gregson?
5. What even took place in 1926 in Brookfield?
6. What joke did Chips say to Henderson?
7. What was shocking to Chips about the master who came from Oxford?
8. When did Chips make his will?