Class 10th English Objective Question

Gillu (Prose Section) Objective Question Answer 2023 || Class 10th English Objective Question Answer Matric Exam 2023

OBJECTIVE QUESTIONS

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1. Who is the author of the story, “Gillu” ?

(a) Dr. K. C. Sinha
(b) H.C. Verma
(c) Satyajit Ray
(d) Mahadevi Verma

  (d) Mahadevi Verma 

2. Mahadevi verma was an poetess.

(a) Nepali
(b) African
(c) Indian
(d) Sri-Lankan TECO

(c) Indian

3. Gillu was the name of a

(a) squirrel
(b) cat
(c) dog
(d) monkey

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(a) squirrel

4. Two _____ were playfully poking their beaks at the flowerpot.

(a) hens
(b) crows
(c) cats
(d) lizards

(b) crows

5. Mahadevi verma was a leading poetess of ______ school of poetry in Hindi.

(a) chayavadi
(b) manuvadi
(c) nirguna
(d) sringar

(a) chayavadi

6. The author wiped the blood from his wounds using

(a) old cloth
(b) plastic can
(c) cotton wool
(d) polyester cloth

(c) cotton wool

7. ______ ointment was applied on the wounds of the tiny baby squirrel.

(a) Dettol
(b) Penicillin
(c) Savlon
(d) Boric powder

(b) Penicillin

8. Who named the squirrel “Gillu” ?

(a) A parrot
(b) R. Bacchan
(c) Other squirrels
(d) Mahadevi Verma

(d) Mahadevi Verma

9. _____ was Gillu’s favourite food.

(a) mango
(b) kaju
(c) peanut
(d) almonds

(b) kaju

10. Squirrels have a life span of barely _____ years .

(a) two
(b) four
(c) ten
(d) seventy

(a) two

11. Gillu’s swing was taken off the hook after ______

(a) his death
(b) he became old
(c) he became six months old
(d) he ran away

(a) his death

12. The author tried to feed the squirrel by putting a thin ______, dipped in milk to his mouth.

(a) pipe
(b) tube
(c) Nylon wire
(d) cotton wool wick

(d) cotton wool wick

13. The author tried to feed the squirrel by putting a thin cotton wool milk, dipped _______ in t o his mouth.

(a) pepsi
(b) ghee
(c) milk
(d) soup

(c) milk

14. Gillu’s eyes were ______ glass-beads-like.

(a) green
(b) blue
(c) black
(d) red

(b) blue

15. When hungry, Gillu would inform by twittering ______ .

(a) meow-meow
(b) chik-chik
(c) tuk-tuk
(d) khat-khat

(c) tuk-tuk

16. By removing some _____ small opening was made in the corner of the wire-mesh to set Gillu free.

(a) nails
(b) knife
(c) envelope
(d) biscuit

(a) nails

17. How did the author keep her room in her absence ?

(a) open
(b) locked
(c) can’t be said
(d) none of the above

(b) locked

18. The author keep her room locked due to

(a) cats
(b) biscuits
(c) important papers and letters
(d) all of the above

(c) important papers and letters

19. Once an opening was made in the wire-mesh, how would Gillu spend most of his day ?

(a) with other squirrels of his lot
(b) sleeping in the room
(c) knitting sweater
(d) eating kaju

(a) with other squirrels of his lot

20. Of all the pet animals and birds, only _____ dare to eat from the author’s plate ?

(a) Billu
(b) parrot
(c) Gillu
(d) pigeon

(c) Gillu

21. According to the story, the author had _____ .

(a) many parrots as pet
(b) several pet animals and birds
(c) only a squirrel as his pet animal
(d) a cat named Gillu as her pet

(b) several pet animals and birds

22. The author got injured ______ .

(a) falling down from stairs
(b) falling down from tree
(c) while playing kabaddi
(d) in a motor car accident

(d) in a motor car accident

23. During the course of the author’s disposition, what would Gillu do ?

(a) sit near the pillow and gently stroke her forehead
(b) cry a lot
(c) eat a lot
(d) keep roaming here and there

(a) sit near the pillow and gently stroke her forehead

24. On her return from the hospital, the author found Gillu’s swing full of

(a) kishmish
(b) biscuit
(c) kaju
(d) leaves

(c) kaju

25. To tackle summer heat, Gillu would lie prostate on the _______ kept near the author.

(a) bed
(b) surahi
(c) swing
(d) table

(b) surahi

26. When Gillu’s death came near, he neither ate nor ventured out for the whole day.

(a) True
(b) False
(c) partly true, partly false
(d) information not given in the chapter

(d) information not given in the chapter

27. The claws of Gillu were getting so cold that the author switched on the __ to give him some warmth.

(a) heater
(b) cooler
(C) A.C.
(d) fire

(a) heater

28. Gillu was put to rest under the ______ creeper after Podult his death.

(a) amarlata
(b) sonjuhi
(c) cactus
(d) bottle gourd

(b) sonjuhi

29. Which word has the meaning “lying on the ground” ?

(a) poke
(b) assault
(c) prostrate
(d), survive

(c) prostrate

30. Which of the following are the awards won by Mahadevi Verma ?

(a) Jnanpith Award and Padma Bhushan award
(b) Nobel Prize and Booker Prize
(c) Nobel Prize and Jnanpith Award
(d) Magasasay award and Booker Prize

(a) Jnanpith Award and Padma Bhushan award

31. Which story is based on the life of a squirrel ?

(a) Gillu
(b) Billu
(c) Chintoo
(d) Muttu

(a) Gillu

32. Mahadevi verma was a leading ________ of Chayavadi school of poetry in Hindi.

(a) actress
(b) singer
(c) Poetess
(d) dramatist

(c) Poetess

33. Gillu was an ______ .

(a) inclusion
(b) exception
(c) allowance
(d) admittal

(b) exception

34. How many wound did the squirrel have ?

(a) Two
(b) One
(c) Three
(d) Four

(a) Two

35. On the third day he became much ……

(a) lazy
(b) better
(c) active
(d) dull

(b) better

36. Mahadevi Verma was an elected fellow of

(a) Natya Akademi
(b) Sahitya Akademi
(c) Both (a) and (b)
(d) Kala Akademi

(b) Sahitya Akademi

37. Mahadevi Verma was the receipient of which of the following award ?

(a) Mangal Prasad Prize
(b) Padma Bhushan
(c) Bharat Bharti
(d) All of these

(d) All of these

38. What was everyone’ remark about the wounded squirrel ?

(a) half chances of survival
(b) full chances of survival
(c) It would survie
(d) It would not survive

(d) It would not survive

39. When the narrator sat down to write, Gillu wanted to catch her _____ .

(a) pen
(b) paper
(c) attention
(d) kaju

(c) attention

40. This lesson is about true friendship between a human being and a/an …………

(a) animal
(b) ghost
(c) tree
(d) birds

(a) animal

41. To which game does the writer compare the crows play ?

(a) To hide and seek
(b) To bite and fly
(c) Both (a) and (b)
(d) None of these

(a) To hide and seek

42. Gillu was to the narrator.

(a) very far
(b) unknown
(c) very close
(d) distant

(c) very close

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