Bihar Board 10th English Reader Objective Answers Chapter 4 Quality

Bihar Board 10th English Objective Questions and Answers

BSEB Bihar Board 10th English Reader Objective Answers Chapter 4 Quality

Question 1.
Who is the author of this article ?
(A) Anton Chekov
(B) John Galsworthy
(C) Katherine Mansfield
(D) Binapani Mohanti
Answer:
(B) John Galsworthy

Question 2.
Who was Mr. Gessler ?
(A) A goldsmith
(B) A Carpenter
(C) A shoe maker
(D) A farmer
Answer:
(C) A shoe maker

Question 3.
How did the author know him ?
(A) As an artist
(B) As a professional shoe trader
(C) As a commercial artist
(D) None of these
Answer:
(A) As an artist

Question 4.
What was the author’s opinion about Mr. Gessler as a shoemaker ?
(A) Man of good nature
(B) Good as heart and hard mind
(C) Jealous in nature
(D) All of the above
Answer:
(B) Good as heart and hard mind

Question 5.
Mr. Gessler was not successful in his trade, why ?
(A) He was a true shoe-maker but not a true businessman
(B) He was not in favour of new developments
(C) He avoided to adopt new techniques
(D) None of these
Answer:
(D) None of these

Question 6.
Mr. Gessler was a……………….bootmaker.
(A) Russian
(B) German
(C) French
(D) English
Answer:
(B) German

Question 7.
For Mr. Gessler, bootmaking was a/an
(A) Art
(B) Burden
(C) Job
(D)Timepass
Answer:
(A) Art

Question 8.
Mr. Gessler blamed the big Arms for taking away the livelihood of…………….. like himself who worked on a low scale.
(A) Shopkeepers
(B) Landowners
(C) Bearers
(D) Workers
Answer:
(D) Workers

Question 9.
When the author visited Mr. Gessler’s shop after a gap of nearly two years, he found another…………………name also painted on one of the windows of the shop.
(A) Bootmaker’s
(B) Baker’s
(C) Florist’s
(D) Plumber’s
Answer:
(A) Bootmaker’s

Question 10.
The young man admitted that Mr. Gessler was the best bootmaker in
(A) Berlin
(B) Tokyo
(C) London
(D) Paris
Answer:
(C) London

Question 11.
Who was Mr. Gessler?
(A) banker
(B) lawyer
(C) painter
(D) Shoemaker
Answer:
(D) Shoemaker

Question 12.
Who is the author of the article ‘Quality’?
(A) Anton Chekov
(B) Katherine Mansfield
(C) John Galsworthy
(D) Binapani Mohanti
Answer:
(C) John Galsworthy

Question 13.
For Mr. Gessler, boot making was a/as……………..
(A) art
(B) burden
(C) job
(D) timepass
Answer:
(A) art

Question 14.
Mr. Gessler was a……………boot maker.
(A) Russian
(B) German
(C) French
(D) English
Answer:
(B) German

Question 15.
How did the author know him?
(A) As an artist
(B) As a professional shoe trader
(C) As a commercial artist
(D) None of these
Answer:
(A) As an artist

Question 16.
What was the author’s opinion about Mr. Gessler as a shoemaker?
(A) Man of good nature
(B) Made good boots
(C) Jealous in nature
(D) All of the above
Answer:
(B) Made good boots

Question 17.
Mr. Gessler was not successful in his trade, why?
(A) He was a true shoe-maker but not a true businessman
(B) He was not in favour of new developments
(C) He avoided to adopt new techniques
(D) All
Answer:
(D) All

Question 18.
For Mr Gessler, bootmaking was a/an
(A) art
(B) burden
(C) job
(D) timepass
Answer:
(A) art

Question 19.
Mr. Gessler blamed the big firms for livelihood of…………………..like himself who worked on a low scale.
(A) Shopkeepers
(B) Landowners
(C) Bearers
(D) Workers
Answer:
(D) Workers

Question 20.
According to Mr. Gessler, big firms have no
(A) money
(B) manner
(C) interest
(D) self-respect
Answer:
(D) self-respect

Question 21.
‘The Island Pharisees’ was the important work of
(A) Premchand
(B) Anton Chekov
(C) John Galsworthy
(D) Katherine Mansfield
Answer:
(C) John Galsworthy

Question 22.
How many assistant Mr. Gessler keep to assist him in his work?
(A) One
(B) Two
(C) Three
(D) None
Answer:
(D) None

Question 23.
Mr. Gessler made…………….boots.
(A) bad
(B) kind
(C) old
(D) good
Answer:
(D) good

Question 24.
Mr. Gessler advertised his trade.
(A) True
(B) False
(C), Sometimes
(D) None of these
Answer:
(B) False

Question 25.
According to the doctor, Mr. Gessler had died of
(A) food
(B) bad food
(C) slow-starvation
(D) None of these
Answer:
(C) slow-starvation

Question 26.
Whatever Mr. Gessler earned was spent in
(A) Roti and dal
(B) bread and butter
(C) rent and leather
(D) shoes and boots
Answer:
(C) rent and leather

Question 27.
Once the author went into Mr. Gessler’s shop in a pair of boots bought at some large
(A) art
(B) firm
(C) town
(D) bank
Answer:
(B) firm

Question 28.
When the author visited Mr. Gessler’s shop after a gap of nearly two years, he found another……………….name also painted on one of the windows of the shop.
(A) Bootmaker’s
(B) Baker’s
(C) Florist’s
(D) Plumber’s
Answer:
(A) Bootmaker’s

Question 29.
Why did Mr. Gessler die?
(A) due to his diseases
(B) due to slow – starvation
(C) due to oldness
(D) none of these
Answer:
(B) due to slow – starvation

Question 30.
John Galsworthy was born in
(A) 1867
(B) 1857
(C) 1847
(D) 1876
Answer:
(A) 1867

Question 31.
John Galsworthy was died in ………………
(A) 1923
(B) 1933
(C) 1934
(D) 1924
Answer:
(B) 1933

Question 32.
The young man admitted that Mr. Gessler was the best bootmaker in
(A) Berlin
(B) Tokyo
(C) Paris
(D) London
Answer:
(D) London

Question 33.
Mr. Gessler’s shop was situated in…………….
(A) Yorkshire
(B) the West End
(C) Canaught Place
(D) Part street
Answer:
(B) the West End

Question 34.
Mr. Gessler’s shop was known by the name of ……………
(A) Gessler Boots
(B) Quality Boots
(C) Gessler Brothers
(D) None of these
Answer:
(C) Gessler Brothers