(1) Suspense was over when my high school results finally came out. But I was upset. I had not done as well as I had expected. My Father tried to console me. "Why are you worried? You have done very well my dear "No, I have not Baba," I protested, controlling my tears, and wondering if I had disappointed him. "It does not really matter," he assured me. "Do you know what I got when I finished high school?" I looked into Baba's face and waited for the answer to his own question. "You know," he told me "I have never told you this. I got just a third division. But, look at me, I have done quite well." Baba got a third division! I was almost in shock, but the thought of my having done a lot better than that made me realize that I had no reason to complain. I certainly felt better! "Everything is under control!" said Baba, smiling. That was his favourite phrase. Posted in Kolkata, my father was then a senior official in the Indian Railway Service, and an expert in goods traffic operations. He was soon to become a director with the Railway Board. By the time he retired in 1981, he was general manager of the Central Railways. By the time Baba passed away in November 2000, his name had found place in several hearts as well. He was open, easy to know, and full of life. We were extremely close, but I had so much more to learn about him from many things I came to know after his death.In September 2000, he was in hospital for treatment of cancer and given just two months to live. When he found out, his reaction was an extremely rational one. He asked me to fetch files from his cupboard, so that he could explain the details of my mother's pension. He also dictated his will from his hospital bed. "Everything is under control!" After Baba's death, Satish, our old family retainer, was inconsolable. We tried to cheer him up.
Father's revelation of his high school result to the narrator, was to
1. make fun of the narrator
2. to showcase his own achievements
3. criticize the narrator's ability to obtain good marks
4. console and to encourage the narrator
"I was almost in shock"...Pick the option in which the meaning of shock(ed) is not the same as it is in the passage.
1. Julie was deeply in shock by her grandmother's death
2. When she went to China, she experienced culture shock
3. He completely shocked everyone with his news
4. When the doctor noticed that the health of the patient was not improving, he suggested the shock therapy.
Based on your reading of the passage choose the option lists the correct sequence of events. (1) The narrator's result was declared. (2) The narrator's father told him about his high - school result. (3) The narrator went to the market with his brother , Vikram. (4) Baba passed away. (5) The narrator realized that his father had actually got a first division.
1. 5, 2, 1, 3, 4
2. 1, 2, 4, 3, 5
3. 3, 2, 1, 5, 4
4. 4, 1, 3, 5, 2
This is a required question
After the reading of the passage, it can be concluded that the narrator's father had a ________________ approach towards the people and society.
1. egoistic
2 inhumane
3. humanitarian
4. barbaric
How did father react to the narrator's high school result?
1. he scolded him
2. he presented him a gift
3. he consoled him and asked him to not worry about it
4. he punished him
According to the passage, the narrator's disappointment after seeing his result, shows that
1. he was expecting a good result
2. he already knew about his result
3. he failed to hide it from his parents
4. he has not studied well
Pick the option that correctly states what DID NOT happen after the narrator's father passed away.
1. No one turned out for Baba's condolence
2. Everybody in the nearby area praised Baba for his helping nature
3. The caterer refused to take the money
4. The narrator found Baba's old file with the certificates and his high school diploma in it
According to the passage, The narrator's high school result was
1. over exciting
2. average
3. below average
4. not as well as he expected
Pick out the option that correctly lists the final feelings of the narrator after finding his father's old file. (1) frustrated (2) satisfied (3) hopeful (4) arrogant
1. 2 & 3
2. 4 & 6
3. 1 & 5
4. 5 & 6
Choose the correct synonym of 'rational' as given in para 2, from the options given below. (1) logical (2) reasonable (3) agitated (4) thoughtless
1. 1 & 4
2. 1 & 3
3. 2 & 4
4. 1 & 2
Answers
Answer:
The question was asked to read the unseen passage and answer the given questions to test your reading skills.
- The questions relate to reading an unseen passage which tests the comprehension and analytical skills of the students.
- Such questions are helpful in determining the readability and understanding skills of the students.
The correct answers to the given questions are as follows-
Q.1. Option 4. console and encourage the narrator
- Father's revelation of his high school result to the narrator, was to console and encourage the narrator
Q. 2. The option in which the meaning of shock(ed) is not the same as it is in the given passage is- option 4. When the doctor noticed that the health of the patient was not improving, he suggested shock therapy.
Q. 3. Based on the reading of the passage, the correct option lists that depict the correct sequence of events is option 2. 1, 2, 4, 3, 5.
Q. 4. After reading the passage, it can be concluded that the narrator's father had a humanitarian approach towards the people and society.
Q.5. Option 3. He consoled him and asked him to not worry about it.
Q. 6. Option 4. not as well as he expected
According to the passage, the narrator's disappointment after seeing his result shows that he was expecting a good result.
Q.7. Option 1. No one turned out for the narrator's Baba's condolence.
- This did not happen after the narrator's father passed away.
Q. 8. Option 4. not as well as he expected
- According to the passage provided, the narrator's high school result was not as well as he expected.
Q. 9. Option 1. 2 & 3
- The final feelings of the narrator after finding his father's old file were Satisfied and hopeful.
Q. 10. Option 4. 1 & 2
- The correct synonymous words of 'rational' as given in paragraph 2, are logical and reasonable.
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