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Thank You Mam MCQ (Short) Question Answer
Langston Hughes
Thank You Mam MCQ (Short) Question Answer
“Thank You Ma’am” is written by —
(a) Ted Hughes
(b) Morris Reeves
(c) Langston Hughes
(d) James Carol
Ans : (c) Langston Hughes
The author of “Thank You Ma’am” was a citizen Of—
(a) England
(b) America
(c) Russia
(d) New Zealand
Ans : (b) America
“Thank You Ma’am” is a/an —
(a) novel
(b) drama
(c) essay
(d) short story
Ans : (d) short story
The woman referred to in the piece “Thank You Ma’am” was—
(a) thin
(b) short
(c) of medium height
(d) large
Ans : (d) large
Mrs Jones was carrying a heavy-
(a) suitcase
(b) pocketbook
(C) briefcase
(d) duffle bag
Ans : (b) pocketbook
The pocketbook of Mrs Jones contained
everything except-
(a) pen and pencil
(b) sickle and hammer
(c) hammer and nails
(d) rope and sickle
Ans : (c) hammer and nails
The large purse that the woman was carrying had —
(a) a thin strap
(b) a thick strap
(c) a long strap
(d) a short strap
Ans : (c) a long strap
The purse had a long strap and therefore the lady carried the purse —
(a) slung on a pole
(b) in her hand
(c) slung across her shoulder
(d) tucked under her arm
Ans : (c) slung across her shoulder
Mrs Bates was walking alone at –
(a) eleven o’clock at night
(b) one o’clock at noon
(c) one o’clock at night
(d) twelve o’clock at noon
Ans : (a) eleven o’clock at night
Mrs Jones was —
(a) returning from a party
(b) returning home alone from work
(c) walking with her friends
(d) going to office
Ans : (b) returning home alone from work
When Mrs Bates was returning back from work Roger-
(a) ran up to her
(b) ran to her side
(c) ran up behind her
(d) ran away from her
Ans : (c) ran up behind her
The boy tried to snatch from the lady–
(a) her ornaments
(b) her ten-cent cake
(c) her suede shoes
(d) her purse
(d) her purse
Ans : (d) her purse
In “Thank You Ma’am” the incident of snatching happened at-
(a) 11 p.m.
(b) 10 p.m.
(c) 9 p.m.
(d) 8 p.m.
Ans : (a) 11 p.m.
When and where did Roger and Mrs Luella Bates Washington Jones meet ?*
(a) At Mrs Luella Bates Washington Jones’ house, at nine in the morning.
(b) By the sidewalk, at eleven o’clock at night.
(c) At a cafe, at eleven o’clock in the morning.
(d) At Roger’s house, at noon.
Ans : (b) By the sidewalk, at eleven o’clock at night.
The boy lost balance and fell on-
(a) the road
(b) the sidewalk
(c) the woman
(d) a bridge
Ans : (b) the sidewalk
The boy lost balance because of —
(a) his own weight
(b) the weight of the purse
(c) his own weight and the weight of the purse combined
(d) the weight of the woman
Ans : (c) his own weight and the weight of the purse combined
The boy could not run with the purse he snatched because-*
(a) he felt guilty
(b) the purse was too heavy
(c) the strap of the purse snapped
(d) the purse was large and the boy lost his balance and fell down when the strap broke
Ans : (d) the purse was large and the boy lost his balance and fell down when the strap broke
The word ‘sidewalk’ means-*
(a) park
(b) footpath
(c) pane
(d) expressway
Ans : (b) footpath
The woman simply turned around and —*
(a) picked up her purse
(b) picked the boy up
(c) kicked him
(d) shook him until his teeth rattled
Ans : (c) kicked him
The lady picked up the boy from the street by holding his —*
(a) trousers
(b) shirt front
(c) wrist
(d) arm
Ans : (b) shirt front
The woman shook the boy until his teeth —*
(a) fell
(b) ached
(c) rattled
(d) broke
Ans : (c) rattled
In her first encounter with the boy, you can tell that Mrs Jones is very —
(a) nervous
(b) mean
(c) young
(d) strong
Ans : (d) strong
Roger was feeling —
(a) sorry for the lady
(b) sorry for his behaviour
(c) sorry for his attempt of snatching
(d) not at all guilty
Ans : (c) sorry for his attempt of snatching
Mrs Bates said that she was not going to —*
(a) turn the boy to the police
(b) let the boy return home
(c) turn the boy loose
(d) allow the boy steal
Ans : (c) turn the boy loose
Roger’s face was —
(a) clean
(b) dirty
(c) red in anger
(d) full of disappointment
Ans : (b) dirty
The appearance of Roger reminded one of —
(a) oak trees
(b) wild animals
(c) willow trees
(d) tennis player
Ans : (c) willow trees
Mrs Luella Bates felt a great desire to —*
(a) send Roger to jail
(b) keep Roger at her house
(c) buy a dress for Roger
(d) wash Roger’s face
Ans : (d) wash Roger’s face
The age of the boy who tried to snatch Mrs Bates’ purse was —*
(a) fourteen or fifteen
(b) twelve or thirteen
(c) fifteen or sixteen
(d) seventeen or eighteen
Ans : (a) fourteen or fifteen
Roger wore —
(a) red jeans
(b) blue jeans
(c) black jeans
(d) white jeans
Ans : (b) blue jeans
The boy in “Thank You Ma’am” requested the lady to —*
(a) give him money
(b) give him clothes
(c) give him food
(d) set him free
Ans : (d) set him free
In “Thank You Ma’am” sweat popped out on the boy’s —*
(a) nose
(b) face
(c) forehead
(d) cheeks
Ans : (b) face
The full name of Mrs Luella Bates was —*
(a) Mrs Luella Bates Washington Jones
(b) Mrs Washington Jones
(c) Mrs Luella Bates Washington
(d) Mrs Bates Jones
Ans : (a) Mrs Luella Bates Washington Jones
Mrs Jones wanted to teach Roger —
(a) right from wrong
(b) what was right
(c) what was wrong
(d) what he should be.
Ans : (a) right from wrong
Sweat popped out on Roger’s face and he —*
(a) began to struggle
(b) began to shout
(c) turned around
(d) ran away desperately
Ans : (a) began to struggle
How did Mrs Jones ensure that he could not break free from her grip?*
(a) She turned him around in front of her and tied him up with a rope.
(b) She turned him around in front of her and handcuffed him.
(c) She turned him around in front of her and gripped him tightly around his neck.
(d) She turned him around in front of her and punched him in the nose
Ans : (c) She turned him around in front of her and gripped him tightly around his neck.
“Mrs Jones put a half-nelson about Roger’s neck.” By the term ‘half-nelson’ we —
(a) understand a special pose in karate
(b) understand a special hold by neck in a rugby match
(c) understand a special hold by the neck in wrestling
(d) understand a special pose in a wrestling match
Ans : (c) understand a special hold by the neck in wrestling
After getting to her door, Mrs Bates first entered —
(a) the kitchenette
(b) the rear of the house
(c) the drawing room
(d) the hall
Ans : (d) the hall
Mrs Jones dragged the boy into —*
(a) her workplace
(b) a cottage
(c) a room of a large house
(d) a hotel
Ans : (c) a room of a large house
The woman dragged the boy to her house —
(a) punish him
(b) care for him
(c) turn him over to the police
(d) clean him up and cook him a meal.
Ans : (d) clean him up and cook him a meal.
Kitchenette’ literally means a —*
(a) kitchen equipment
(b) small kitchen
(c) furnished kitchen
(d) large kitchen
Ans : (b) small kitchen
In Mrs Jones’ house, the boarders were —
(a) many in number
(b) few in number
(c) ten in number
(d) two in number
Ans : (a) many in number
Roger could hear other people —
(a) quarrelling
(b) praying
(c) laughing and talking
(d) conspiring against him.
Ans : (c) laughing and talking
When the boy heard other roomers laughing and talking, he felt —*
(a) relieved
(b) scared
(c) overjoyed
(d) embarrassed
Ans : (a) relieved
The boy’s name was —*
(a) Philip
(b) Roger
(c) Rodrick
(d) Joe
Ans : (b) Roger
On entering her room Mrs Jones asked Roger —
(a) eat dinner
(b) comb his hair
(c) wash his face
(d) take rest for a while
Ans : (c) wash his face
The woman asked Roger to let the water run until it gets —*
(a) hot
(b) warm
(c) cold
(d) chilled
Ans : (b) warm
Bending over the sink the boy, Roger asked Mrs Jones whether she—*
(a) was going to take him to jail
(b) was going to punish him
(c) was going to reward him
(d) was going to take care of him
Ans : (a) was going to take him to jail
“You gonna take me to jail”? asked the boy, bending over the sink. Here the word ‘gonna’ means —
(a) gone
(b) are going to
(c) have gone
(d) not going
Ans : (b) are going to
Mrs Jones offered the boy—*
(a) lunch
(b) supper
(c) breakfast
(d) brunch
Ans : (b) supper
Mrs Jones thought that Roger wanted to steal because he had been—*
(a) greedy
(b) hungry
(c) rebellious
(d) lonely
Ans : (b) hungry
Roger tried to steal Mrs Jones’ purse because he —*
(a) was hungry
(b) wanted money for a shirt
(c) wanted money for shoes
(d) wanted money to buy a bat
Ans : (c) wanted money for shoes
The boy wanted to buy — *
(a) blue suit shoes
(b) black suede shoes
(c) blue suede shoes
(d) black suit shoes
Ans : (c) blue suede shoes
‘There was another long pause.’–This long pause denotes —*
(a) Mrs Jones was thinking the way to send
Roger in the jail
(b) Mrs Jones was remembering her childhood days
(c) Roger was thinking something
(d) Mrs Jones was thinking of her past life
Ans : (b) Mrs Jones was remembering her childhood days
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