THE EYES HAVE IT
Multiple Choice Questions
1. During his train journey upto Rohana the narrator was-
(a) alone
(b) accompanied by his friend
(c) talking with a girl
(d) talking with another person
2. A girl got into the train when the narrator-
(a) started his journey
(b) was alone in the compartment
(c) was on the platform
(d) was talking
3. The girl who got in the train was bidden farewell by-
(a) her parents
(b) a couple, probably her parents
(c) her friend
(d) a servant
4. The couple who bade farewell to the girl was very anxious about -
(a) her journey
(b) her dress
(c) her health
(d) her comfort
5. The eyes of the narrator were sensitive to-
(a) light
(b) darkness
(c) only light and darkness
(d) neither light nor darkness
6. The narrator was unable to tell-
(a) how the girl looked
(b) where he was going
(c) who his companion was
(d) what slapped against her heels
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7. The narrator liked-
(a) the voice of the couple
(b) the voice of the girl
(c) the sound of the train
(d) the sound of the whistle
8. The girl told the narrator that she was going to-
(a) Rohana
(b) Mussoorie
(c) Saharanpur
(d) Dehradun
9. In the story 'The Eyes Have It', the girl will be received at Saharanpur-
(a) by her uncle
(b) by her aunt
(c) by her father
(d) by her mother
10. According to the narrator of the short story 'The Eyes Have It', aunts are-
(a) formidable creatures
(b) formal creatures
(c) fickle creatures
(d) friendly creatures
11. According to Ruskin Bond, the best time for visiting the hills is-
(a) September
(b) October
(c) November
(d) December
12. In the short story 'The Eyes Have It' the narrator said that the girl had-
(a) a pretty face
(b) an interesting face
(c) an oval face
(d) a glamorous face
13. The word 'tantalising' means-
(a) exciting
(b) tacking
(c) tasty
(d) trailing
14. The opposite word of 'fascinating' is-
(a) interesting
(b) dull
(c) fastidious
(d) fastening
15. According to the narrator of the story ‘The Eyes Have It, there were hardly any animals left in the forests-
(a) near Dehra
(b) near Rohana
(c) near Mussoorie
(d) near Saharanpur
16. The girl would get off at-
(a) Mussoorie
(b) Dehradun
(c) Rohana
(d) Saharanpur
17. “But her next question removed my doubts" -The speaker doubted whether-
(a) the girl was listening to him
(b) the girl was shy and introvert
(c) the girl had noticed that he was blind
(d) the girl got confused after listening to his question
18. The thought of laughter only made
the narrator of the story 'The Eyes Have It'-
(a) feel serious
(b) feel troubled
(c)feel lonely
(d) feel troubled and lonely
19. The perfume from the girl's hair was-
(a) tantalising
(b) terrifying
(c) irritating
(d) pleasant
20. The narrator pretended-
(a) to study the landscape through the open window
(b) to study a book
(c) to study nature
(d) to study the sky
21. The fascinating game in which the 8 to study a book narrator was engaged was-
(a) to see everything outside
(b) to guess what went on out there
(c) to think about the girl
(d) to listen to music
22. According to the narrator, the persons who can resist flattery are-
(a) all girls
(b) some girls
(c) few girls
(d) many girls
23. The new passenger who boarded the train at Saharanpur-
(a) apologised
(b) screamed
(c) shouted
(d) cried bitterly
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24. The person whom the girl described as a very gallant young man was-
(a) the narrator
(b) the co-passenger
(c) her friend
(d) her brother
25. The girl in 'The Eyes Have It' was happy because it was a-
(a) long journey
(b) short journey
(c) break journey
(d) pleasant journey
26. A fascinating game to the narrator was-
(a) to guess the intention of the girl
(b) to pine for what is not
(c) to guess what went on out there
(d) to exchange words with the new passenger
27. 'Then made a mistake' - The was mistake was made by-.
(a) the girl
(b) the narrator
(c) the co-passenger
(d) the girl's aunt
28. The girl got on the train at-
(a) Rohana
(b) Dehra
(c) Saharanpur
(d) Mussoorie
29. According to the narrator of the story, 'The Eyes Have It', 'usually formidable creatures' are-
(a) aunts
(b) girls
(c) tigers
(d) lions
30. The new passenger noticed the girl's-
(a) hair
(b) eye
(c) dress
(d) jewellery
31. From Dehra, Ruskin Bond was going-
(a) to Mussoorie
(b) to Rohana
(c) to a hill station
(d) to Saharanpur
32. According to the blind narrator-
(a) few girls can resist flattery
(b) all girls like flattery
(c) all girls can resist flattery
(d) no girls like flattery
33. The girl could not bear to sit in a
train for more than-
(a) one hour
(b) two hours
(c) two or three hours
(d) six or seven hours
34. Few girls can resist-
(a) courtesy
(b) flattery
(c) politeness
(d) love
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