English MCQ Chapter 7 The Honest Woodcutter Class 6 UP Board MCQ For All Chapters – English Class 6th 1. What was the woodcutter doing when the story began?RestingCutting woodDrinking waterSearching for his axeQuestion 1 of 182. How did the woodcutter’s axe fall into the river?He dropped it accidentallyIt was stolen by someoneIt slipped from his handHe threw it in angerQuestion 2 of 183. Why did the woodcutter start crying?He was thirstyHe lost his axe and couldn’t work for his familyHe was scolded by the River GoddessHe was injuredQuestion 3 of 184. Who came out of the river to help the woodcutter?River GodRiver WitchRiver GoddessA fishermanQuestion 4 of 185. What was the first axe the River Goddess brought?IronSilverGoldenWoodenQuestion 5 of 186. What was the second axe the River Goddess brought?GoldenIronWoodenSilverQuestion 6 of 187. What was the material of the woodcutter’s real axe?GoldSilverIronPlasticQuestion 7 of 188. How did the River Goddess reward the woodcutter?By giving him gold coinsBy giving him all three axesBy giving him a palaceBy giving him a new jobQuestion 8 of 189. Why was the River Goddess pleased with the woodcutter?He was kindHe was honestHe was hardworkingHe was braveQuestion 9 of 1810. What is the moral of the story?Honesty is the best policyHard work pays offSharing is caringGreed leads to destructionQuestion 10 of 1811. What does the word "honest" mean?BraveTruthful and fairHardworkingPowerfulQuestion 11 of 1812. What is the opposite of "honest"?TruthfulDishonestBraveLazyQuestion 12 of 1813. What does "reward" mean in the story?To punishTo gift someone for their good deedsTo scoldTo ignoreQuestion 13 of 1814. What is the opposite of "reward"?PunishPraiseThankHelpQuestion 14 of 1815. What is the meaning of "axe"?A tool for cutting woodA type of weaponA farming toolA fishing toolQuestion 15 of 1816. What is the material of the first axe brought by the Goddess?WoodIronSilverGoldQuestion 16 of 1817. What is the meaning of "slipped"?To fall accidentallyTo move slowlyTo climbTo runQuestion 17 of 1818. What does "precious" mean?CheapValuableUselessExpensiveQuestion 18 of 18 Loading...
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