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author refers to:

A Nathaniel Hawthorne B Hariharan Balakrishnan C Louis Fischer D Robert Frost

Question 2

In 'The Golden Touch', the chapter type is:

A a modern travel article B a war memoir C a newspaper editorial D a legend about a king punished for greed

Question 3

Choose the correct answer for the central character.

A Jambu B Red C King Midas D Marigold

Question 4

According to the chapter, Midas loved most means:

A rain B gold C books D horses

Question 5

Midas's daughter refers to:

A Marigold B Khairi C Vera D Alice

Question 6

In 'The Golden Touch', Midas's great wish is:

A that he should live in a forest B that he should become a poet C that he should never sleep D that everything he touched should turn to gold

Question 7

Choose the correct answer for the strange visitor near the rose-bower.

A a schoolboy B a shopkeeper C a stranger whom Midas thought to be a magical being D a forest guard

Question 8

According to the chapter, why Midas valued the gift at first means:

A because he wanted to be poor B because he thought gold was the greatest happiness C because he loved farming D because he hated wealth

Question 9

what happened to the flowers and grass refers to:

A they changed into gold B they dried up into dust C they became silver D they remained exactly the same

Question 10

In 'The Golden Touch', what happened when Midas touched his bed and clothes is:

A they caught fire B they disappeared C they turned into water D they became gold

Question 11

Choose the correct answer for what happened to his food.

A it vanished from the plate B it remained ordinary food C it turned into gold and became impossible to eat D it became sweeter

Question 12

According to the chapter, what happened to his drink means:

A it froze at once B it also turned into gold C it became milk D it evaporated

Question 13

when Midas understood the gift was useless refers to:

A when he was left without anything to eat or drink B when he found more treasure C when he met the stranger first D when he counted his coins

Question 14

In 'The Golden Touch', Marigold's reaction on seeing her father is:

A she asked for more jewels B she laughed at him C she ran away to the market D she noticed that something was wrong and came to comfort him

Question 15

Choose the correct answer for what happened when Midas kissed Marigold.

A she disappeared in the garden B she became a bird C she turned into a figure of solid gold D she fell asleep at once

Question 16

According to the chapter, Midas's feeling after Marigold changed means:

A careless laughter B deep sorrow and regret C great pride D anger at Marigold

Question 17

where Midas went to seek help refers to:

A to the river Pactolus B to London C to the court of Ujjain D to a desert

Question 18

In 'The Golden Touch', the advice given to Midas is:

A to count his gold again B to hide in a cave C to burn all his clothes D to bathe in the river to wash away the golden touch

Question 19

Choose the correct answer for what happened after Midas bathed in the river.

A the river turned black B he forgot Marigold's name C the golden touch disappeared D his crown melted

Question 20

According to the chapter, how Marigold came back to life means:

A the sun melted the gold B Midas sprinkled the magic water on the golden figure C the stranger touched her with a wand D a physician treated her

Question 21

Midas's final realisation refers to:

A human love is more valuable than gold B gold is still the only joy C food matters less than riches D a curse is better than ordinary life

Question 22

In 'The Golden Touch', the moral of the chapter is:

A wealth always brings peace B children should avoid affection C strangers should never be welcomed D greed brings misery

Question 23

Choose the correct answer for why Midas could not enjoy breakfast.

A Marigold had hidden the food B he had already eaten C everything he touched at the table became gold D he had no table

Question 24

According to the chapter, what Marigold represented in the story means:

A greed for treasure B innocent love and real happiness C royal power D military strength

Question 25

the setting element linked with the magical visitor refers to:

A the rose-bower B the railway platform C the classroom D the market square

Question 26

In 'The Golden Touch', what Midas had to sacrifice before he understood the truth is:

A his throne only B his soldiers only C his palace walls only D his comfort, food and his daughter's presence

Question 27

Choose the correct answer for Midas's weakness.

A courage B patience C greed D kindness

Question 28

According to the chapter, the gift became a curse because means:

A it sent him to another country B it destroyed normal life and affection C it made him too famous D it gave him no palace

Question 29

the river in the story refers to:

A Pactolus B Ganga C Nile D Thames

Question 30

In 'The Golden Touch', the emotional centre of the story is:

A the building of a palace B the counting of coins C the arrival of soldiers D the loss and recovery of Marigold

Question 31

Choose the correct answer for the lesson teaches students to value.

A hunger as strength B power without affection C life, love and moderation D gold above all else

Question 32

According to the chapter, what kind of king Midas first appears to be means:

A powerless and unknown B rich but miserly C poor but cheerful D wise and contented

Question 33

what did Midas think after receiving the gift refers to:

A that no one had ever received such a splendid blessing B that he had made a foolish choice immediately C that he should run away from the palace D that he had lost all his wealth

Question 34

In 'The Golden Touch', what changed Midas completely is:

A a war in the kingdom B a stranger's punishment C a lost treasure map D the suffering caused by his own wish

Question 35

Choose the correct answer for the chapter belongs to.

A Unit III – Non-Detailed Study B Unit V – Grammar C Unit I – Prose D Unit II – Poetry

Question 36

According to the chapter, the best exam keyword pair for the chapter means:

A friendship and school B greed and repentance C war and patriotism D science and experiment

Question 37

the meaning of 'yielded to his wish' in context refers to:

A granted what he desired B refused him completely C laughed at him D punished him at once

Question 38

In 'The Golden Touch', the meaning of 'dismayed' in the chapter context is:

A joyful and proud B careless and playful C silent and sleepy D shocked and troubled

Question 39

Choose the correct answer for the meaning of 'transformed' in the story.

A carried away B torn into pieces C changed into another form D hidden from sight

Question 40

According to the chapter, the right conclusion about King Midas at the end means:

A he becomes famous for greed B he learns that gold without love is worthless C he decides to ask for more gold again D he remains exactly the same

Question 41

author refers to:

A Nathaniel Hawthorne B Hariharan Balakrishnan C Louis Fischer D Robert Frost

Question 42

In 'The Golden Touch', the chapter type is:

A a modern travel article B a war memoir C a newspaper editorial D a legend about a king punished for greed

Question 43

Choose the correct answer for the central character.

A Jambu B Red C King Midas D Marigold

Question 44

According to the chapter, Midas loved most means:

A rain B gold C books D horses

Question 45

Midas's daughter refers to:

A Marigold B Khairi C Vera D Alice

Question 46

In 'The Golden Touch', Midas's great wish is:

A that he should live in a forest B that he should become a poet C that he should never sleep D that everything he touched should turn to gold

Question 47

Choose the correct answer for the strange visitor near the rose-bower.

A a schoolboy B a shopkeeper C a stranger whom Midas thought to be a magical being D a forest guard

Question 48

According to the chapter, why Midas valued the gift at first means:

A because he wanted to be poor B because he thought gold was the greatest happiness C because he loved farming D because he hated wealth

Question 49

what happened to the flowers and grass refers to:

A they changed into gold B they dried up into dust C they became silver D they remained exactly the same

Question 50

In 'The Golden Touch', what happened when Midas touched his bed and clothes is:

A they caught fire B they disappeared C they turned into water D they became gold

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author refers to:

In 'The Golden Touch', the chapter type is:

Choose the correct answer for the central character.

According to the chapter, Midas loved most means:

Midas's daughter refers to:

In 'The Golden Touch', Midas's great wish is:

Choose the correct answer for the strange visitor near the rose-bower.

According to the chapter, why Midas valued the gift at first means:

what happened to the flowers and grass refers to:

In 'The Golden Touch', what happened when Midas touched his bed and clothes is:

Choose the correct answer for what happened to his food.

According to the chapter, what happened to his drink means:

when Midas understood the gift was useless refers to:

In 'The Golden Touch', Marigold's reaction on seeing her father is:

Choose the correct answer for what happened when Midas kissed Marigold.

According to the chapter, Midas's feeling after Marigold changed means:

where Midas went to seek help refers to:

In 'The Golden Touch', the advice given to Midas is:

Choose the correct answer for what happened after Midas bathed in the river.

According to the chapter, how Marigold came back to life means:

Midas's final realisation refers to:

In 'The Golden Touch', the moral of the chapter is:

Choose the correct answer for why Midas could not enjoy breakfast.

According to the chapter, what Marigold represented in the story means:

the setting element linked with the magical visitor refers to:

In 'The Golden Touch', what Midas had to sacrifice before he understood the truth is:

Choose the correct answer for Midas's weakness.

According to the chapter, the gift became a curse because means:

the river in the story refers to:

In 'The Golden Touch', the emotional centre of the story is:

Choose the correct answer for the lesson teaches students to value.

According to the chapter, what kind of king Midas first appears to be means:

what did Midas think after receiving the gift refers to:

In 'The Golden Touch', what changed Midas completely is:

Choose the correct answer for the chapter belongs to.

According to the chapter, the best exam keyword pair for the chapter means:

the meaning of 'yielded to his wish' in context refers to:

In 'The Golden Touch', the meaning of 'dismayed' in the chapter context is:

Choose the correct answer for the meaning of 'transformed' in the story.

According to the chapter, the right conclusion about King Midas at the end means:

author refers to:

In 'The Golden Touch', the chapter type is:

Choose the correct answer for the central character.

According to the chapter, Midas loved most means:

Midas's daughter refers to:

In 'The Golden Touch', Midas's great wish is:

Choose the correct answer for the strange visitor near the rose-bower.

According to the chapter, why Midas valued the gift at first means:

what happened to the flowers and grass refers to:

In 'The Golden Touch', what happened when Midas touched his bed and clothes is: