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author refers to:

A Yevgeny Yevtushenko B Louis Fischer C Leo Tolstoy D Robert Frost

Question 2

In 'Standing Up for Yourself', the central figure is:

A a British soldier B an old merchant C a village teacher D a Russian boy

Question 3

Choose the correct answer for the boy's main problem.

A fear of a tiger B fear of snow C fear of a mischievous boy named Red D fear of examinations

Question 4

According to the chapter, the narrator means:

A the narrator's teacher B an adult recalling his childhood experience C a child speaking in the present D Red himself

Question 5

the place where the boy lived refers to:

A an empty flat B a big palace C a hostel room D a forest hut

Question 6

In 'Standing Up for Yourself', the reason for his unhappy childhood is:

A he failed in school every year B he lost all his books C he never had friends D he was separated from his parents

Question 7

Choose the correct answer for his education being 'left to the street' means.

A he taught himself mathematics B he became a street singer C he had no decent schooling D he studied only in a playground

Question 8

According to the chapter, one bad habit he learnt from the street means:

A writing letters B using foul words C collecting stamps D gardening

Question 9

another bad habit he learnt from the street refers to:

A smoking and spitting B painting and singing C cooking and reading D swimming and dancing

Question 10

In 'Standing Up for Yourself', the feared boy in the street is:

A Jambu B Khairi C Houdini D Red

Question 11

Choose the correct answer for what Red used to do.

A teach poems in the street B guard the market C stop boys and demand money D help boys with homework

Question 12

According to the chapter, what made Red look older than he really was means:

A his walking stick B his big and broad shoulders C his white beard D his school uniform

Question 13

how Red moved through the streets refers to:

A masterfully up and down the street with his followers B quietly and alone C on a bicycle with his uncle D slowly with a book

Question 14

In 'Standing Up for Yourself', the narrator's poem about Red was written to is:

A praise his honesty B thank him for help C invite him to school D chide and mock him

Question 15

Choose the correct answer for the people's response to the poem.

A they burnt it B they sent it to the police C they got it by heart and enjoyed it D they ignored it

Question 16

According to the chapter, Red's sneer at the narrator means:

A 'Where is your brother?' B 'Ah, the poet! So you write verses. Do they rhyme?' C 'You are the best singer in town!' D 'Teach me arithmetic now.'

Question 17

the result of the first encounter with Red refers to:

A Red hit him with a knuckle-duster and he fainted B the narrator defeated Red easily C the police arrested Red D Red apologised

Question 18

In 'Standing Up for Yourself', the narrator's reward as a poet is:

A a gold medal B a free textbook C a week's ration card D a painful beating

Question 19

Choose the correct answer for the harder challenge after the injury.

A to find a new flat B to win a concert C to overcome his fear of Red D to memorise the poem again

Question 20

According to the chapter, what happened when he saw Red again after recovery means:

A he called the police B he lost courage and ran away C he immediately fought and won D he ignored Red calmly

Question 21

what feeling came after he ran away refers to:

A shame at his own cowardice B great pride C laughter D indifference

Question 22

In 'Standing Up for Yourself', how he trained himself to grow stronger is:

A with only running in the park B by fasting C by playing cards D with parallel bars and weights

Question 23

Choose the correct answer for what he exchanged for a textbook on ju-jitsu.

A his school bag B his poetry notebook C a week's ration card D his winter coat

Question 24

According to the chapter, ju-jitsu is described as means:

A a military parade B a Japanese method of wrestling that gives the weak an advantage over the strong C a Russian dance D an English poem

Question 25

how long he practised before facing Red refers to:

A for three weeks B for one day C for three months D for a whole year

Question 26

In 'Standing Up for Yourself', where the final encounter took place is:

A inside a classroom B at the railway station C in a forest camp D on the lawn in their yard

Question 27

Choose the correct answer for what Red was doing during the final encounter.

A giving a concert B washing clothes C playing cards with his mates D writing a poem

Question 28

According to the chapter, how the narrator first attacked Red means:

A he shouted for help B he punched him before Red could pull out the knuckle-duster C he threw a stone from far away D he pushed Red into a pond

Question 29

how the narrator finally defeated Red refers to:

A he caught Red's wrist and squeezed it until the knuckle-duster dropped B he borrowed a weapon from a friend C he trapped Red in a room D he defeated Red in a race

Question 30

In 'Standing Up for Yourself', the lesson the narrator learnt is:

A the weak must always hide B poetry causes only trouble C the street teaches only bad habits D one need not fear the strong

Question 31

Choose the correct answer for the meaning of 'stand up for' in the exercise.

A face boldly B delay C defend D represent

Question 32

According to the chapter, the meaning of 'make up her mind' in the exercise means:

A wondered B decided C hoped D thought

Question 33

the meaning of 'know for certain' in the exercise refers to:

A know without doubt B want to make sure C declare with confidence only D guess correctly

Question 34

In 'Standing Up for Yourself', the meaning of 'whatever cost' in the exercise is:

A without any money B in the least expensive way C after counting the profit D no matter what the risk or loss may be

Question 35

Choose the correct answer for the meaning of 'verse' in the exercise.

A dialogues B lecture C poetry D prose

Question 36

According to the chapter, the meaning of 'matters' in the exercise sentence means:

A question B has an important effect C present situation D problems

Question 37

author refers to:

A Yevgeny Yevtushenko B Louis Fischer C Leo Tolstoy D Robert Frost

Question 38

In 'Standing Up for Yourself', the central figure is:

A a British soldier B an old merchant C a village teacher D a Russian boy

Question 39

Choose the correct answer for the boy's main problem.

A fear of a tiger B fear of snow C fear of a mischievous boy named Red D fear of examinations

Question 40

According to the chapter, the narrator means:

A the narrator's teacher B an adult recalling his childhood experience C a child speaking in the present D Red himself

Question 41

the place where the boy lived refers to:

A an empty flat B a big palace C a hostel room D a forest hut

Question 42

In 'Standing Up for Yourself', the reason for his unhappy childhood is:

A he failed in school every year B he lost all his books C he never had friends D he was separated from his parents

Question 43

Choose the correct answer for his education being 'left to the street' means.

A he taught himself mathematics B he became a street singer C he had no decent schooling D he studied only in a playground

Question 44

According to the chapter, one bad habit he learnt from the street means:

A writing letters B using foul words C collecting stamps D gardening

Question 45

another bad habit he learnt from the street refers to:

A smoking and spitting B painting and singing C cooking and reading D swimming and dancing

Question 46

In 'Standing Up for Yourself', the feared boy in the street is:

A Jambu B Khairi C Houdini D Red

Question 47

Choose the correct answer for what Red used to do.

A teach poems in the street B guard the market C stop boys and demand money D help boys with homework

Question 48

According to the chapter, what made Red look older than he really was means:

A his walking stick B his big and broad shoulders C his white beard D his school uniform

Question 49

how Red moved through the streets refers to:

A masterfully up and down the street with his followers B quietly and alone C on a bicycle with his uncle D slowly with a book

Question 50

In 'Standing Up for Yourself', the narrator's poem about Red was written to is:

A praise his honesty B thank him for help C invite him to school D chide and mock him

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author refers to:

In 'Standing Up for Yourself', the central figure is:

Choose the correct answer for the boy's main problem.

According to the chapter, the narrator means:

the place where the boy lived refers to:

In 'Standing Up for Yourself', the reason for his unhappy childhood is:

Choose the correct answer for his education being 'left to the street' means.

According to the chapter, one bad habit he learnt from the street means:

another bad habit he learnt from the street refers to:

In 'Standing Up for Yourself', the feared boy in the street is:

Choose the correct answer for what Red used to do.

According to the chapter, what made Red look older than he really was means:

how Red moved through the streets refers to:

In 'Standing Up for Yourself', the narrator's poem about Red was written to is:

Choose the correct answer for the people's response to the poem.

According to the chapter, Red's sneer at the narrator means:

the result of the first encounter with Red refers to:

In 'Standing Up for Yourself', the narrator's reward as a poet is:

Choose the correct answer for the harder challenge after the injury.

According to the chapter, what happened when he saw Red again after recovery means:

what feeling came after he ran away refers to:

In 'Standing Up for Yourself', how he trained himself to grow stronger is:

Choose the correct answer for what he exchanged for a textbook on ju-jitsu.

According to the chapter, ju-jitsu is described as means:

how long he practised before facing Red refers to:

In 'Standing Up for Yourself', where the final encounter took place is:

Choose the correct answer for what Red was doing during the final encounter.

According to the chapter, how the narrator first attacked Red means:

how the narrator finally defeated Red refers to:

In 'Standing Up for Yourself', the lesson the narrator learnt is:

Choose the correct answer for the meaning of 'stand up for' in the exercise.

According to the chapter, the meaning of 'make up her mind' in the exercise means:

the meaning of 'know for certain' in the exercise refers to:

In 'Standing Up for Yourself', the meaning of 'whatever cost' in the exercise is:

Choose the correct answer for the meaning of 'verse' in the exercise.

According to the chapter, the meaning of 'matters' in the exercise sentence means:

author refers to:

In 'Standing Up for Yourself', the central figure is:

Choose the correct answer for the boy's main problem.

According to the chapter, the narrator means:

the place where the boy lived refers to:

In 'Standing Up for Yourself', the reason for his unhappy childhood is:

Choose the correct answer for his education being 'left to the street' means.

According to the chapter, one bad habit he learnt from the street means:

another bad habit he learnt from the street refers to:

In 'Standing Up for Yourself', the feared boy in the street is:

Choose the correct answer for what Red used to do.

According to the chapter, what made Red look older than he really was means:

how Red moved through the streets refers to:

In 'Standing Up for Yourself', the narrator's poem about Red was written to is: