Chivvy MCQs with Answers

Question-1. Grown up says to keep our hand-

1. Inside of our pockets
2. Out of pour pockets
3. Upon our pockets

Question-2. Grown ups say we should speak up-

1. When someone ask us something
2. In a wrong moment
3. In the middle of someone?s conversation

Question-3. How shouldn't we talk ?

1. With our mouth happy
2. With our mouth fullcorrect
3. With our mouth sad
4. With our mouth open

Question-4. In which stage is the listener?

1. In the school going stage
2. In a grown-up stage
3. In infancy
4. In the adult stage

Question-5. Name the poem.

1. Chivvy
2. Trees
3. Garden Snake
4. The Squirrel

Question-6. Should the children obey the orders of the elders ?

1. Yes
2. nocorrect
3. may be
4. Never

Question-7. The instructions mentioned in the poem' Chivvy' are for the .........

1. School staff
2. grown-ups
3. childrencorrect
4. the boys only

Question-8. The poem 'Chivvy'?

1. To nag
2. To continuously urge someone to do something
3. Both 1 and 2correct
4. to confuse

Question-9. We should not pick our nose-

1. In other's matter
2. In anything
3. In our elder's matter

Question-10. What should the young children pull up ?

1. They should pull up their table
2. They should pull up their shockscorrect
3. They should pull up their door
4. None of these

Question-11. When someone do good with us we ?

1. Are likely to be told thank you
2. Must ignore them
3. Should say welcome

Question-12. When we lose our confident upon us grown 'ups say '

1. Go on, no one think us to be funny
2. You?ll do nothing
3. Leave it, do not think about this

Question-13. Write the opposite of 'stand'.

1. go
2. walk
3. sit
4. run

Question-14. All instructions given by the adults regarding noise?

1. to make them responsible
2. to behave properly
3. to avoid insult
4. to be a laughing stock

Question-15. How far are the Instructions liked by the children?

1. They are not liked by most
2. They are liked by most children children
3. They are not liked by some
4. They are liked by none of the children children

Question-16. In the above lines, the speaker is

1. true
2. false
3. partially wrong
4. partially correct

Question-17. The above lines are addressed to

1. the audience
2. the readers
3. the adults
4. the children

Question-18. The behavior of the grown-ups makes the child feel

1. angry
2. Irritated
3. happy
4. insulted

Question-19. The child asked to stand straight to be?

1. attentive
2. active
3. both of them
4. none of these

Question-20. The child stops speaking when asked

1. to remain silent
2. not to Interrupt
3. to start speaking
4. not to shout

Question-21. The children always remain:

1. the father of man
2. learners
3. innocent and obedient
4. both (b) and (c)

Question-22. The children do not like:

1. to study
2. the way grown-ups instruct them
3. good manners
4. to be insulted

Question-23. The constructions are given so that

1. the children become
2. the children misbehave undisciplined
3. the children become mature
4. the children learn good manners

Question-24. The grown-ups do not behave well. They them

1. bully
2. like
3. love
4. hate

Question-25. The grown-ups teach the children:

1. good manners
2. communicative skills
3. spoken English
4. to behave

Question-26. The Instructions seem to

1. destroy their personality
2. offend the elders
3. offend most of the children
4. fall over deaf ears

Question-27. The lesson of the poem Is that the grown ups must

1. leave the child alone
2. keep on behaving the way they do
3. Improve their behavior
4. send the child to school

Question-28. The speaker does not allow

1. liberty in any action
2. the child to speak himself
3. that he should use his own
4. the child to remain quiet brain

Question-29. To behave In public one needs

1. to be well-mannered
2. to groom himself
3. to take training
4. to be polite

Question-30. What does walking by dragging feet suggest?

1. bad manners
2. shoes soul would be affected
3. feet may get hurt
4. one of these

Question-31. When the child doesn?t want to reply, he Is asked to

1. stop speaking
2. start a dialogue
3. speak up
4. train another child

Question-32. When there is no liberty, the child cannot

1. do his very best
2. make his own decision
3. satisfy his desire of excelling
4. work to the maximum

Question-33. Who have the habit of always Instructing the child?

1. Adolescents
2. Grown ups
3. Mothers
4. Parents

Question-34. Who is giving these instructions?

1. the poet
2. an adult
3. a child
4. the teacher

Question-35. Why would the child need a hankie?

1. to clean his face
2. to clean his shoes
3. to clean his bag
4. to clean his slate