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๐Ÿ“˜ MCQs – Year-wise (First Flight)

๐Ÿ“ Year 2025

1. Who was Lencho?
(a) Postmaster
(b) Pestman
(c) Peasant
(d) Doctor
Answer: (c) Peasant
2. 10 May in South Africa is
(a) Summer day
(b) Autumn day
(c) Winter day
(d) Rainy day
Answer: (a) Summer day
3. Monthly accounts of the baker were recorded on
(a) a note book
(b) the main door of the house
(c) some wall in pencil
(d) the floor
Answer: (c) some wall in pencil
4. The main crop of Coorg is
(a) tea
(b) coffee
(c) banana
(d) wheat
Answer: (a) tea

๐Ÿ“ Year 2024

1. Why did Lencho get only seventy pesos?
(a) It was God's mistake to send him only 70 pesos.
(b) The postmaster stole the rest of money.
(c) The postmaster could collect only seventy pesos for an act of charity.
(d) Lencho made a mistake while counting the money.
Answer: (c) The postmaster could collect only seventy pesos for an act of charity
2. When Anne Frank decides to write a diary, she was ______ schoolgirl.
(a) a ten-year old
(b) a thirteen-year old
(c) a fourteen-year old
(d) an eighteen-year old
Answer: (b) a thirteen-year old
3. ‘The Proposal’ is a one act play about
(a) Russian wedding culture
(b) Indian wedding culture
(c) Japanese wedding culture
(d) Chinese wedding culture
Answer: (a) Russian wedding culture
4. 10 May in South Africa is
(a) a winter day
(b) a monsoon day
(c) a summer day
(d) an autumn day
Answer: (c) a summer day

๐Ÿ“ Year 2023

1. According to Nelson Mandela, what comes naturally to human heart?
(a) hatred
(b) love
(c) unity
(d) discrimination
Answer: (a) hatred
2. What was the name of Anne's diary?
(a) Betty
(b) Kitten
(c) Kitty
(d) Ketty
Answer: (c) Kitty
3. Coorg is famous for
(a) Tea
(b) Coffee
(c) Sandal
(d) Jute
Answer: (b) Coffee
4. What name was given to otter?
(a) Major
(b) Taro
(c) Jim
(d) Mijbil
Answer: (d) Mijbil

๐Ÿ“ Year 2022

1. Lencho wrote a letter to
(a) Postmaster
(b) God
(c) His wife
(d) Postman
Answer: (b) God
2. How many brothers young seagull have?
(a) one
(b) two
(c) three
(d) four
Answer: (b) two
3. Who was with the young seagull on the ledge?
(a) his mother
(b) his father
(c) his brother
(d) he was alone
Answer: (a) his mother
4. The woman in the control centre looked at the narrator
(a) angrily
(b) strangely
(c) happily
(d) joyfully
Answer: (b) strangely
5. Anne's best friend was
(a) her father
(b) her grandmother
(c) her diary
(d) her teacher
Answer: (c) her diary
6. Bread-making is popular in
(a) Mumbai
(b) Delhi
(c) Goa
(d) Chennai
Answer: (c) Goa

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