64 possible comprehension questions from 'The snake and the Mirror'

'The snake and the Mirror'

64 possible comprehension questions 

It is to build confidence among the children that they could write themselves. Hence many simple questions were given among the twenty five. Once they could get such kind of confidence then it is easy to make them to face any type of question. Let's make them practice from class 9 to make them to face their future examinations. To download the set of 25 questions click the link given below.

THE SNAKE AND THE MIRROR

1.      “Has a snake ever coiled itself round any part of your body?” Who asked this question?

2.      How was the weather on that day?

3.      What was the time mentioned in the passage?

4.      Where did he have his meal?

5.      Why did he have his meal at a restaurant?

6.      What did he do when he finished his meal?

7.      Why was it hot on that day?

8.      Where did the sound come from?

9.      When did he hear the sound for the first time?

10.  Who heard the noise from the above?

11.  Why do you think the sound was familiar to him?

12.  “One could say the rats and I shared the room.” What does it mean?

13.  What did he light?

14.  Why did he light the lamp?

15.  Where was the lamp?

16.  What was the narrator?

17.  How were his earnings?

18.  What had he started?

19.  Where did he have his money?

20.  How much money did he have?

21.  What were his possessions?

22.  What did he do when he entered the room?

23.  Describe the room which the homeopath rented?

24.  How many windows were there in the room?

25.  What was the traffic mentioned about?

26.  Why couldn’t he sleep when he made his bed?

27.  Why did he go out to the veranda?

28.  What was the book mentioned in the passage?

29.  What were the things around the table?

30.  What do you do when there is a mirror?

31.  What were the important decisions?

32.  Which decision made you laugh?

33.  Why did he want to marry a fat woman?

34.  There were no more sounds from above. Why?

35.  What made the dull thud sound?

36.  Where did the snake land?

37.  What did the snake do when it landed?

38.  They were simultaneous. What were they?

39.  Why did the doctor net jump and trumble when the snake landed on him?

40.  Where did the snake coil?

41.  How far was the hood from his face?

42.  Why do you think he held his breath?

43.  Why was he turned into a stone?

44.  What was active?

45.  Who do you think the “Creator” mentioned in the passages?

46.  Why did he feel pain in his left arm?

47.  How was the pain?

48.  What might have happened if the doctor moved a little?

49.  “Death lurked four inches away.” What does ‘Death’ refer to?

50.  Why do you think the snake turned its head?

51.  Why do you think the snake unwound itself?

52.  Why do you think the snake crept on to the table?

53.  How did the doctor go out at the end?

54.  Did the doctor marry to a fat woman?

55.  What kind of a person was the doctor’s wife?

56.  Who do you think “life companion”?

57.  Where did the doctor run to on that day?

58.  When did he return to his room?

59.  What happened the next day?

60.  What was insult for the doctor?

61.  Who insulted him?

62.  Why do you think the thief had left behind the vest?

63.  Why did the snake enter the room?

64.  Is the story humorous?

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'The snake and the Mirror'

64 possible comprehension questions 

It is to build confidence among the children that they could write themselves. Hence many simple questions were given among the twenty five. Once they could get such kind of confidence then it is easy to make them to face any type of question. Let's make them practice from class 9 to make them to face their future examinations. To download the set of 25 questions click the link given below.

THE SNAKE AND THE MIRROR

1.      “Has a snake ever coiled itself round any part of your body?” Who asked this question?

2.      How was the weather on that day?

3.      What was the time mentioned in the passage?

4.      Where did he have his meal?

5.      Why did he have his meal at a restaurant?

6.      What did he do when he finished his meal?

7.      Why was it hot on that day?

8.      Where did the sound come from?

9.      When did he hear the sound for the first time?

10.  Who heard the noise from the above?

11.  Why do you think the sound was familiar to him?

12.  “One could say the rats and I shared the room.” What does it mean?

13.  What did he light?

14.  Why did he light the lamp?

15.  Where was the lamp?

16.  What was the narrator?

17.  How were his earnings?

18.  What had he started?

19.  Where did he have his money?

20.  How much money did he have?

21.  What were his possessions?

22.  What did he do when he entered the room?

23.  Describe the room which the homeopath rented?

24.  How many windows were there in the room?

25.  What was the traffic mentioned about?

26.  Why couldn’t he sleep when he made his bed?

27.  Why did he go out to the veranda?

28.  What was the book mentioned in the passage?

29.  What were the things around the table?

30.  What do you do when there is a mirror?

31.  What were the important decisions?

32.  Which decision made you laugh?

33.  Why did he want to marry a fat woman?

34.  There were no more sounds from above. Why?

35.  What made the dull thud sound?

36.  Where did the snake land?

37.  What did the snake do when it landed?

38.  They were simultaneous. What were they?

39.  Why did the doctor net jump and trumble when the snake landed on him?

40.  Where did the snake coil?

41.  How far was the hood from his face?

42.  Why do you think he held his breath?

43.  Why was he turned into a stone?

44.  What was active?

45.  Who do you think the “Creator” mentioned in the passages?

46.  Why did he feel pain in his left arm?

47.  How was the pain?

48.  What might have happened if the doctor moved a little?

49.  “Death lurked four inches away.” What does ‘Death’ refer to?

50.  Why do you think the snake turned its head?

51.  Why do you think the snake unwound itself?

52.  Why do you think the snake crept on to the table?

53.  How did the doctor go out at the end?

54.  Did the doctor marry to a fat woman?

55.  What kind of a person was the doctor’s wife?

56.  Who do you think “life companion”?

57.  Where did the doctor run to on that day?

58.  When did he return to his room?

59.  What happened the next day?

60.  What was insult for the doctor?

61.  Who insulted him?

62.  Why do you think the thief had left behind the vest?

63.  Why did the snake enter the room?

64.  Is the story humorous?

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Slip test for class 9 Paper 1 Section A (The snake and the mirror) (TS)

Slip test for class 9 

Paper 1 Section A 

(The snake and the mirror)

Name: …………………………………………………………………. Roll No: …………... Class IX, English, Paper-I

SECTION – A (Reading Comprehension)

Q. (1-7) Read the following passage.

The house was not electrified; it was a small rented room. I had just set up medical practice and my earnings were meagre. I had about sixty rupees in my suitcase. Along with some shirts and dhotis, I also possessed one solitary black coat which I was then wearing.

I took off my black coat, white shirt and not-so-white vest and hung them up. I opened the two windows in the room. It was an outer room with one wall facing the open yard. It had a tiled roof with long supporting gables that rested on the beam over the wall. There was no ceiling. There was a regular traffic of rats to and from the beam. I made my bed and pulled it close to the wall. I lay down but I could not sleep. I got up and went out to the veranda for a little air, but the wind god seemed to have taken time off.

I went back into the room and sat down on the chair. I opened the box beneath the table and took out a book, The Materia Medica. I opened it at the table on which stood the lamp and a large mirror; a small comb lay beside the mirror.

One feels tempted to look into a mirror when it is near. I took a look. In those days I was a great admirer of beauty and I believed in making myself look handsome. I was unmarried and was a doctor. I felt I had to make my presence felt. I picked up the comb and ran it through my hair and adjusted the parting so that it looked straight and neat. Again I heard that sound from above.

Q. (1-4) Now answer the following questions. Each question has four choices. Choose the correct answer and write (A), (B), (C) or (D) in your answer booklet.                                                                                     (4x1=4 Marks)

1.       The doctor’s possessions are …                                                                                                         (                     )

A.       shirts

B.       60 rupees

C.       dothis

D.       all the above

2.       Why did he go out?                                                                                                                             (                     )

A.       For some air

B.       To meet patients

C.       To meet his friend

D.       For some vegetable

3.       Pick out the correct statement from the below.                                                                            (                     )

A.       His room was electrified.

B.       It has not a tiled roof.

C.       It is a rented room.

D.       He had only two coats in his room.

4.       How many windows are there in the room?                                                                                   (                     )

A.       one

B.       two

C.       four

D.       no windows

Q. (5-7) Answer the following questions in two or three sentences each.                                          (3x2=6 Marks)

5.       What was the traffic about?

………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….

………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….

6.       Write two sentences about the room?

………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….

………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….

7.       Why couldn’t he sleep?

………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….

………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….

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Slip test for class 9 

Paper 1 Section A 

(The snake and the mirror)

Name: …………………………………………………………………. Roll No: …………... Class IX, English, Paper-I

SECTION – A (Reading Comprehension)

Q. (1-7) Read the following passage.

The house was not electrified; it was a small rented room. I had just set up medical practice and my earnings were meagre. I had about sixty rupees in my suitcase. Along with some shirts and dhotis, I also possessed one solitary black coat which I was then wearing.

I took off my black coat, white shirt and not-so-white vest and hung them up. I opened the two windows in the room. It was an outer room with one wall facing the open yard. It had a tiled roof with long supporting gables that rested on the beam over the wall. There was no ceiling. There was a regular traffic of rats to and from the beam. I made my bed and pulled it close to the wall. I lay down but I could not sleep. I got up and went out to the veranda for a little air, but the wind god seemed to have taken time off.

I went back into the room and sat down on the chair. I opened the box beneath the table and took out a book, The Materia Medica. I opened it at the table on which stood the lamp and a large mirror; a small comb lay beside the mirror.

One feels tempted to look into a mirror when it is near. I took a look. In those days I was a great admirer of beauty and I believed in making myself look handsome. I was unmarried and was a doctor. I felt I had to make my presence felt. I picked up the comb and ran it through my hair and adjusted the parting so that it looked straight and neat. Again I heard that sound from above.

Q. (1-4) Now answer the following questions. Each question has four choices. Choose the correct answer and write (A), (B), (C) or (D) in your answer booklet.                                                                                     (4x1=4 Marks)

1.       The doctor’s possessions are …                                                                                                         (                     )

A.       shirts

B.       60 rupees

C.       dothis

D.       all the above

2.       Why did he go out?                                                                                                                             (                     )

A.       For some air

B.       To meet patients

C.       To meet his friend

D.       For some vegetable

3.       Pick out the correct statement from the below.                                                                            (                     )

A.       His room was electrified.

B.       It has not a tiled roof.

C.       It is a rented room.

D.       He had only two coats in his room.

4.       How many windows are there in the room?                                                                                   (                     )

A.       one

B.       two

C.       four

D.       no windows

Q. (5-7) Answer the following questions in two or three sentences each.                                          (3x2=6 Marks)

5.       What was the traffic about?

………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….

………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….

6.       Write two sentences about the room?

………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….

………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….

7.       Why couldn’t he sleep?

………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….

………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….

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Editing Test - I from Unit IA (Attitude Is Altitude)

Editing Test - I 

From Unit IA (Attitude Is Altitude)

Name of the student: ……………………………………………………………………………. Class: X Sub: English

PAPER-I, SECTION – B

 (Vocabulary and Grammar)

Q. (13-17) Read the passage given below. Five sentences in the passage are numbered from 13 to 17 at the beginning. Each of these sentences has an error. Correct and rewrite the sentences in your answer booklet. (5x5=5 Marks)

13) Nick Vujicic born with no arms and legs-but he doesn’t let the details stop him. The brave 26-year-old_who is mainly a torso _plays football and golf, swims and surfs, despite having no limbs.

14) Nick has a small foot on his left hip which help him balance and enables him to kick.  He uses his one foot to type, write with a pen and pick things up between his toes.

‘I call it my chicken drumstick’, joked Nick, who was born in Melbourne, Australia, but now lives in Los Angeles.  I’d be lost without it.

15) Due to his faith as a Evangelical Christian, Nick has chosen to remain a virgin until marriage.

‘He’s very modest but he gets marriage proposals from women all the time,’ said Nick’s friend and publicist Steve Appel, from Los Angeles.

16) ‘He would love to got married and start a family but he’s waiting for the right girl to come along.’

Water sports aren’t Nick’s only thing – he also plays golf with a club tucked under his chin, and is a huge fan of the English Premier League.

17) His parents decided not to send him to a special school – a decision he said was very hard for him, but which may have been the best decision they could have make for him.

Key to answers:

13.  … was born {The verb born always passive in nature. I born in 1979.(x)   I was born in 1979. ( √)}

14. … which helps {Subject and Verb agreement – Present simple, 3^rd person, singular number}

15.  …an Evangelical Christian (Articles – Indefinite - Vowel sound – Singular countable noun – an)

16.  … to get {to + infinitive; infinitive is the base form of the verb to do, to write, to walk, to think}

17.  … have made {have + past participle form of the verb)

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Editing Test - I 

From Unit IA (Attitude Is Altitude)

Name of the student: ……………………………………………………………………………. Class: X Sub: English

PAPER-I, SECTION – B

 (Vocabulary and Grammar)

Q. (13-17) Read the passage given below. Five sentences in the passage are numbered from 13 to 17 at the beginning. Each of these sentences has an error. Correct and rewrite the sentences in your answer booklet. (5x5=5 Marks)

13) Nick Vujicic born with no arms and legs-but he doesn’t let the details stop him. The brave 26-year-old_who is mainly a torso _plays football and golf, swims and surfs, despite having no limbs.

14) Nick has a small foot on his left hip which help him balance and enables him to kick.  He uses his one foot to type, write with a pen and pick things up between his toes.

‘I call it my chicken drumstick’, joked Nick, who was born in Melbourne, Australia, but now lives in Los Angeles.  I’d be lost without it.

15) Due to his faith as a Evangelical Christian, Nick has chosen to remain a virgin until marriage.

‘He’s very modest but he gets marriage proposals from women all the time,’ said Nick’s friend and publicist Steve Appel, from Los Angeles.

16) ‘He would love to got married and start a family but he’s waiting for the right girl to come along.’

Water sports aren’t Nick’s only thing – he also plays golf with a club tucked under his chin, and is a huge fan of the English Premier League.

17) His parents decided not to send him to a special school – a decision he said was very hard for him, but which may have been the best decision they could have make for him.

Key to answers:

13.  … was born {The verb born always passive in nature. I born in 1979.(x)   I was born in 1979. ( √)}

14. … which helps {Subject and Verb agreement – Present simple, 3^rd person, singular number}

15.  …an Evangelical Christian (Articles – Indefinite - Vowel sound – Singular countable noun – an)

16.  … to get {to + infinitive; infinitive is the base form of the verb to do, to write, to walk, to think}

17.  … have made {have + past participle form of the verb)

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every success story is also a story of great failures possible comprehension questions

 Every success story 

is also a story of great failures

Exactly 20 comprehension questions are given.

They are simple and easy to answer. So that the average student can gain courage and motivated to write his own answers.

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 Every success story 

is also a story of great failures

Exactly 20 comprehension questions are given.

They are simple and easy to answer. So that the average student can gain courage and motivated to write his own answers.

Download the file by clicking the link given below.

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