The Best Christmas Present in the World MCQs with Answers

Question-1. ?That was the moment her eyes lit up?. What was the moment?

1. 1913
2. 1914
3. 1915
4. 1916

Question-2. First someone saw a? waving from the trenches opposite.

1. 1920
2. 1915
3. 1914
4. 1907

Question-3. he author found a roll-top desk in a junk shop in ??-.

1. 13th April, 1961
2. 12th April, 1960
3. 14th April, 1960
4. 12th April, 1961

Question-4. In which year Yuri A Gagarin became the first human to orbit the earth?

1. 4th July, 1776
2. 16th December, 1914
3. 6th August, 1945
4. 30th January, 1948

Question-5. The old lady prepared something for Jim. What was it?

1. a country
2. a chair
3. a desk
4. a letter.

Question-6. What was Mrs. Macpherson?s the best Christmas present in the world?

1. A dish
2. A pizza
3. A pullover
4. Christmas cake

Question-7. What was the German doing?

1. a junk shop
2. the garage
3. the roll-top desk
4. the drawers

Question-8. What was the speakers reaction when he realises that it wasn?t a trick ?

1. a kind of meat
2. a German wine
3. a sauce
4. a British dish

Question-9. What was written on the box?

1. a risk
2. a challenge
3. the quality
4. the cheap price.

Question-10. When was the war between the British and the Germans took place?

1. a wine
2. slice of meat and bread
3. a sauce
4. a British dish

Question-11. Where did the author bring the desk?

1. Because it was Christmas
2. At the sight of the visitor
3. Because the matron had served apple pie
4. On seeing the decoration and the Christmas tree

Question-12. Where was football match played between both the armies ?

1. Christmas
2. Good Friday
3. Holi
4. Diwali.

Question-13. Who first approached Jim?

1. Christmas
2. Diwali
3. Holi
4. Good Friday

Question-14. Who was a school teacher?

1. Christmas cake
2. Marzipan
3. Jim
4. Necklace

Question-15. Who was fritz?

1. cold and frosty
2. warm and comfortable
3. beautiful with the sun-shining
4. rainy

Question-16. Who was Jim Macpherson?

1. Connie
2. the matron
3. Hans Wolf?s wife
4. none of the above three.

Question-17. Who wrote the letter?

1. Connie
2. Jim
3. Tommy
4. Fritz

Question-18. Whom did the author introduced himself in the nursing home?

1. Connie
2. Fritz
3. Tommy
4. Author

Question-19. Why did the author not buy the roll-top desk from the junk shop?

1. Connie
2. The author
3. Hans wolf
4. None of them

Question-20. Why football can be played instead of war according to Hans wolf?

1. French soldiers
2. the british soldiers
3. Jim and Connie
4. the narrator and his friend

Question-21. According to Jim, a Christmas morning should be

1. Hans wolf
2. Connie
3. Jim
4. None of them

Question-22. But the truth, I am ashamed to say, is that Fritz began it.' In the above sentence 'Fritz' refers to

1. Happy Christmas
2. good feelings
3. we are same
4. we are fine

Question-23. By which Christmas did Jim promise to be back home?

1. He did not like it
2. It was very expensive
3. It was not beautiful
4. None of these

Question-24. Carols are sung on

1. He was ashamed
2. He gets very angry
3. He was embarrassed
4. He began to cry

Question-25. Does Connie's wait for her husband come to an end?

1. Husband of Mrs. Macpherson
2. Brother of Mr. Macpherson
3. Relative of Mrs. Macpherson
4. Friend of Mrs. Macpherson.

Question-26. I began work on it on Christmas Eve'. In the above sentence 'it' stands for

1. In his balcony
2. Workroom at the back of the garage
3. In front of his house
4. Inside his house

Question-27. I thought that would be that'. It means that I thought that

1. it was all
2. it was a mistake
3. it was a joy
4. it was dangerous.

Question-28. January 25, 1915 was the date on which

1. Jim
2. Hans Wolf
3. Her father
4. Her brother

Question-29. Jim's first reaction to the 'Happy Christmas' by the Germans was one of

1. Jims last letter
2. Jim?s last letter to his friend
3. Jim?s last letter written on Jan. 25, 1915.
4. Jim?s last letter received on Jan. 25, 1915

Question-30. On which date does Connie receive Jim's letter?

1. Jims letter
2. Jim's return
3. Jim's present
4. Jim's picture

Question-31. Same to you' here means

1. London
2. Dusseldorf
3. Bridport
4. Dorchester road

Question-32. Sausage is

1. Mending his rifle
2. Doing nothing
3. Waving a bottle
4. Waving a bottle above his head

Question-33. Schnapps is

1. Name of the author
2. The British soldier
3. German soldier
4. None of the above

Question-34. The 'it' in the first sentence refers to

1. No one dies
2. No children are orphaned
3. No wives becomes windows
4. All of them

Question-35. The Christmas celebrations were initiated by

1. On the war field
2. In a trench
3. In a football ground
4. In a garden

Question-36. The lady being talked to, is

1. passed
2. overcame
3. excited
4. got out.

Question-37. The lady was not listening because

1. pulled out the first drawer
2. began to mend the desk
3. pulled out the last drawer
4. had finished working

Question-38. The narrator bought the desk from a junk shop because

1. she was sick
2. she was deaf
3. she was too happy
4. she had recognised the speaker

Question-39. The narrator found a shallow space below a secret drawer when he

1. such a desk was not available anywhere else
2. the author wanted an ancient roll-top desk
3. its roll-top was in several pieces
4. the narrator could not afford a new roll-top desk

Question-40. The phrase 'got over' means

1. suspicion
2. surprise
3. anger
4. disgust

Question-41. The phrase 'our boys' refers to

1. the author
2. the narrator
3. Jim
4. Hans Wolf.

Question-42. The speaker of the above passage is

1. the British
2. the Germans
3. both of the above
4. chance

Question-43. The speaker of these lines is

1. the German soldier
2. the German commander in the story
3. the British soldier
4. the British commander in the story

Question-44. The temptation to buy it was

1. the narrator
2. the author
3. Jim
4. Connie.

Question-45. We' in the first line refers to

1. the narrator pulled out the drawers
2. Jim?s letter came to Connie
3. Jim wrote the letter
4. Jim met Hans Wolf

Question-46. What is the 'best Christmas present in the world'?

1. the students
2. German soldiers
3. some British soldiers
4. the author?s sons

Question-47. Which day was being celebrated?

1. their boss
2. their commander
3. their friends
4. the German soldiers.

Question-48. Who did she think had come?

1. When the author called her
2. When she saw the author
3. When the author handed Jim?s last letter
4. None of these to his wife

Question-49. Who prompted these boys to sing ?

1. White flag
2. Hands
3. Coloured flag
4. Black flag

Question-50. Why did she become happy?

1. yes
2. may be
3. not sure
4. None of these