Multiple Choice Questions From (THE RATTRAP)--4

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1. Who was the paddler?

(a) A beggar              (b) A rag picker                  (c) A rattrap seller                 (d) A wander  

 

2. What else did the peddler do apart from selling rattraps?

(a) Petty thieving                  (b) Enjoying                       (c) Moving                     (d) Singing

 

3. How were the cloths of the peddler?

(a) Decent                        (b) Rags                              (c) Dirty                          (d) Well tailored

 

4. Where did hunger of the peddler gleam?

(a) In his eyes                  (b) In his belly                 (c) In his body                  (d) In his head

 

5. Whose life was sad and monotonous like a vagabond?

(a) Edla                (b) Iron master                          (c) The crofter                (d) None of these

 

6. According to the peddler…the whole world with its lands and seas its cities and villages was a …………….

(a) World                             (b) Seas                                (c) River                             (d) Rattrap

 

7. What does the rattrap offer to the people as bait to trap?

(a) Chicken & sugar    (b) Food & clothing       (c) Cheese & Pork      (d) Heat & richness

 

8. Why did the peddler knock on the door of the crofter?

(a) For food             (b) for night stay                   (c) For looting                 (d) For enjoying

 

9. Did the crofter have wife or children?

(a) No                 (b) Yes                      (c) A son and two daughters                       (d) Only wife 

 

10. What did the crofter immediately put in the pot and cooked for the peddler?

(a) Hotchpotch                   (b) Rice                                (c) Porridge                              (d) Tea

 

11. Where did the crofter use to work ever?

(a) In a bangle factory        (b) In an iron factory       (c) In a farm             (d) In a hotel

 

12. What game did the peddler play with the peddler?

(a) Chess                              (b) Cricket                              (c) Football                        (d) Mjolis

 

13. How was the crofter towards the peddler?

(a) Generous                           (b) Kind                             (c) Cruel                           (d) Wicked

 

14. By what the crofter was supported?

(a) The boar                           (b) The cat                       (c) The cow                (d) The elephant

 

15. How much Kronor did the peddler steal from the crofter?

(a) Forty                               (b) Fifty                              (c) Thirty five                          (d) Thirty

 

16. Why was the crofter in hurry in the morning?

(a) Milk the cow          (b) Care the cow               (c) Feed the cow              (d) Bath the cow

 

17. Why did the peddler leave the highway and moved to the forest?

(a) For enjoying             (b) For hunting                (c) For escaping                 (d) For picnic 

 

18. Where did the peddler trap after stealing those thirty kronor?

(a) In the hell            (b) In the forest               (c) In the desert                (d) In his thought

 

19. Did the peddler find the way to come out from the forest?

(a) Never                     (b) Yes                         (c) Something                          (d) None of these

 

20. How did the peddler feel in the forest?

(a) So wonderful                (b) So beautiful                   (c) so proud                  (d) So terrible

 

21. Name that iron factory?

(a) Ramjo iron factory     (b) Raamjo iron mill  (c) Ramjo ironworks    (d) None of these

 

22. What did the iron master understand to the peddler?

(a) An old comrade         (b) A lieutenant             (c) A companion             (d) An army an 

 

23. Who invited the peddler at his home on the occasion of Christmas?

(a) The peddler        (b) The crofter           (c) Edla willmansson      (d) The iron master

 

24. Did the peddler accept the invitation of the Iron master?

(a) Of course                                (b) No                     (c) Something                              (d) None

 

25. Name the regimental comrade of the Iron master?

(a) Peter nil               (b) Mathew Arnold                    (c) Nils Olof                 (d) Nils Hogan

 

26. Who was Edla willmansson?

(a) Iron master’s daughter                                                                (b) Crofter’s daughter  

(c) Peddler’s cousin                                                                                        (d) Just a ghost

 

27. Whose invitation did the peddler accept and got ready to go with?

(a) The iron master                                                                               (b) Edla willmansson       

(c) The crofter                                                                                            (d) The master smith

 

28. Did the peddler return those stolen thirty kronor of the crofter?

(a) No                              (b) Yes                             (c) Few of them                                (d) None 

 

29. What gift did Edla present to the peddler on the occasion of Christmas?

(a) Her father’s hat (b) Her father’s shoes    (c) Her father’s suit  (d) Her father’s watch 

 

30. Did Edla be able to change the attitude of thieving to the peddler?

(a) Not at all                        (b) Something                            (c) Never                              (d) Yes

 

31. What did the peddler give return gift to Edla willmansson?

(a) Thirty kronor                (b) A small rattrap           (c) Torn rags            (d)  Forty kronor

 

32. Did the peddler steal anything from irnmaster’s home ?

(a) No                           (b) Sliver spoons                         (c) Something                       (d) None 

 

 

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