MCQ Class 11 English (Snapshot) Chapter 2 The Address Advertisement MCQ’s For All Chapters – Snapshots Class 11th 1. Who is the author of “The Address”?Marga MincoMrs DorlingMrs SMarconiQuestion 1 of 202. Why did the narrator visit the woman at Number 46?To borrow moneyTo recover her mother’s belongingsTo meet an old friendTo find a place to stayQuestion 2 of 203. What did the woman wear when she opened the door?A brown coatA woollen shawlThe narrator’s mother’s green knitted cardiganA black dressQuestion 3 of 204. What was written on the name-plate?Mrs SDorlingMarconiMincoQuestion 4 of 205. What was the number of the house?14404664Question 5 of 206. Where was Number 46 located?Marconi StreetStation RoadLiberation StreetHolland RoadQuestion 6 of 207. How did the woman react when the narrator first asked if she knew her?She welcomed her warmly.She immediately recognized her.She said she did not know her.She invited her inside.Question 7 of 208. Why did the narrator initially think that she might have rung the wrong bell?The house number was missing.The woman showed no sign of recognition.The door was locked.The name-plate was different.Question 8 of 209. What did the narrator’s mother say Mrs Dorling had taken in one go?The table silverThe woollen table-clothThe tea setThe candlestickQuestion 9 of 2010. What did Mrs Dorling take after the table silver?The cutleryThe antique platesThe chairsThe curtainsQuestion 10 of 2011. Why did Mrs Dorling say she wanted to take the narrator’s mother’s possessions?She wanted to sell them.She wanted to decorate her house.She wanted to save them from being lost.She wanted to give them away.Question 11 of 2012. How did the narrator’s mother react to the idea of discussing an agreement about the possessions?She became angry with Mrs Dorling.She considered it unnecessary and insulting.She immediately agreed.She refused to give anything away.Question 12 of 2013. What risk did the narrator’s mother mention Mrs Dorling was taking?She might lose her house.She might break the furniture.She was carrying full suitcases or bags out of the house.She might be caught by the narrator.Question 13 of 2014. Why did the narrator not want to explore the familiar streets after the War?She was afraid of getting lost.She wanted to catch a train.She did not want to be upset by memories of the past.She disliked the streets.Question 14 of 2015. What was Mrs Dorling carrying when the narrator first saw her?A basketA suitcaseA boxA handbagQuestion 15 of 2016. What kind of coat was Mrs Dorling wearing when the narrator first saw her?A green coatA black coatA brown coatA white coatQuestion 16 of 2017. What did the narrator’s mother tell her to remember?The woman’s nameThe house number and locationThe colour of the houseThe railway stationQuestion 17 of 2018. Why was the narrator initially afraid of the possessions stored at Mrs Dorling’s house?She thought they might be damaged.They reminded her of a connection that no longer existed.She thought Mrs Dorling would sell them.She did not recognize them.Question 18 of 2019. What gradually became more normal for the narrator after the War?Everything around herOnly her family lifeOnly the streetsOnly the weatherQuestion 19 of 2020. What made the narrator curious about the possessions?She wanted to sell them.She wanted to see, touch and remember them.Mrs Dorling invited her.The girl told her about them.Question 20 of 20 Loading...
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