Monthly Test 18/09/25

Sub- English 
Class- +2 1st year arts      F.M- 20.  Time -45 mins
1.Answer any 05 questions within 30 words. (2×5)
i)How did the wise men answer his second question? 
ii)What answers did the king get for his third question? 
 iii)What were the three questions that occurred to the king?
iv)Why did the king decide to consult a hermit?
v)Why did the wounded person desire to serve the king as his most faithful slave?
vi)what moral lesson do you get from the story ‘Three Questions’? 
 vii)Which time is more important according to the hermit and why?

2.Answer all the questions. (1×10) 
i)What was the king’s first question?
a) Who is the wisest man? b) What is the right time to begin something?
c) Who is the most powerful king? d) How to become rich? 
ii)Whom
did the king finally decide to consult for the answers?
a) His generals. b) A wise hermit. c) His ministers. d) A scholar 
iii)Why did the king want answers to these questions?
a) To become the wisest ruler. 
b) To test his ministers
c) To punish his enemies
d) To write a book 
iv)Where did the hermit live?
a) In a palace             b) In the forest. 
c) In a small village  d) On a mountain
V)What was the hermit doing when the king approached him?
a) Reading a book b) Digging the ground
c) Meditating         d) Cooking food
Vi)Who came running towards the hermit’s hut, wounded?
a) A soldier                    b) The king’s enemy
c) A farmer                    d) The hermit’s friend
Vii)How was the bearded man wounded?
a) He fell from a tree
b) He was attacked by the king’s bodyguards
c) He was bitten by a snake
d) He injured himself accidentally 
Viii)Why did the bearded man want to kill the king?
a) The king had taken his land 
b) The king had executed his brother
c) The king had insulted him. 
d) The king refused to help him 
ix)How did the bearded man feel towards the king at the end?
a) Angry  b) Afraid  c)Friendly and grateful d) Sad
x)According to the hermit, what is the most important time?
a) Past     b) Present    c) Future     d) Morning

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