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Question 1

author refers to:

A Jesse Owens B Sam Pitroda C Khushwant Singh D Winston Churchill

Question 2

In 'My Greatest Olympic Prize', genre is:

A lyric poem B ballad C ghost story D autobiographical prose

Question 3

Choose the correct answer for main setting.

A the 1928 Amsterdam Olympics B the 1932 Los Angeles Olympics C the 1936 Berlin Olympic Games D the 1948 London Olympics

Question 4

According to the chapter, central theme means:

A revenge in competition B friendship beyond race and nationality C the value of wealth D fear of strangers

Question 5

another theme refers to:

A sportsmanship B greed C deception D childhood fear

Question 6

In 'My Greatest Olympic Prize', main event discussed is:

A the high jump competition B the marathon C the pole vault D the long jump competition

Question 7

Choose the correct answer for country hosting the Olympics.

A Italy B Japan C Germany D France

Question 8

According to the chapter, German leader in the background means:

A Benito Mussolini B Adolf Hitler C Otto von Bismarck D Kaiser Wilhelm

Question 9

Hitler's belief challenged in the story refers to:

A Aryan racial superiority B the equality of all athletes C the value of teamwork D the dangers of science

Question 10

In 'My Greatest Olympic Prize', Jesse Owens was from is:

A Canada B England C Australia D the United States of America

Question 11

Choose the correct answer for the German athlete in the story.

A Franz Beckenbauer B Max Schmeling C Luz Long D Otto Hahn

Question 12

According to the chapter, how Luz Long is first described means:

A nervous and silent B tall, blond and blue-eyed C short, dark and weak D old and grey-haired

Question 13

first feeling Jesse Owens had on seeing Luz Long refers to:

A tension and anxiety B complete indifference C instant dislike only D fear of the crowd

Question 14

In 'My Greatest Olympic Prize', Owens's problem in qualifying is:

A he injured his ankle badly B he missed the event time C he lost his shoes D he fouled his first two jumps

Question 15

Choose the correct answer for what a third foul meant.

A he would get an extra chance B the event would be cancelled C he would be eliminated D he would still lead the event

Question 16

According to the chapter, reason Owens was upset means:

A he had quarrelled with officials B he was angry and distracted by the pressure of Hitler's presence and the crowd C he had forgotten the rules D he was ill with fever

Question 17

what Luz Long did unexpectedly refers to:

A he spoke to Owens and offered advice B he mocked Owens C he complained to the judges D he refused to compete

Question 18

In 'My Greatest Olympic Prize', Luz Long's advice is:

A to run faster without looking B to protest against the judges C to skip the third jump D to mark a point before the take-off board and jump from there

Question 19

Choose the correct answer for purpose of that advice.

A to confuse the judges B to help Long himself win easily C to avoid another foul and qualify safely D to make the jump longer automatically

Question 20

According to the chapter, what Owens did on the third try means:

A he slipped and fell B he followed Long's advice and qualified C he ignored the advice and fouled again D he withdrew from the event

Question 21

result of the final competition refers to:

A Owens won the gold medal B Luz Long won the gold medal C both shared the gold medal D Owens finished third

Question 22

In 'My Greatest Olympic Prize', Luz Long's performance is:

A he was eliminated early B he won bronze C he did not compete in the final D he won the silver medal

Question 23

Choose the correct answer for most valuable thing Owens gained.

A a large cash prize B a place in government C Luz Long's friendship D the applause of Hitler

Question 24

According to the chapter, why the friendship was special means:

A it helped him move to Germany B it crossed barriers of race, nationality and politics C it brought him a new coach D it made him richer

Question 25

what Long did after Owens won refers to:

A he was the first to congratulate him B he walked away angrily C he accused Owens of cheating D he asked for a rematch

Question 26

In 'My Greatest Olympic Prize', public nature of Long's gesture is:

A he met him secretly at night B he sent only a letter C he waited until after the Olympics D he congratulated Owens openly in front of everyone

Question 27

Choose the correct answer for why Long's act was courageous.

A the judges had forbidden handshakes B Long had already left Germany C Hitler's regime expected German athletes to uphold racial pride D the stadium was empty

Question 28

According to the chapter, Owens's deeper realization means:

A a silver medal is better than friendship B friendship is more precious than a medal C victory matters more than humanity D nationality should always come first

Question 29

best keyword refers to:

A sportsmanship B revenge C mystery D greed

Question 30

In 'My Greatest Olympic Prize', another strong keyword is:

A fear B deception C isolation D humanity

Question 31

Choose the correct answer for another keyword.

A superstition B purdah C fair play D punishment

Question 32

According to the chapter, Owens's mental state before Long's advice means:

A fully confident and relaxed B disturbed and confused C calm and cheerful D careless and sleepy

Question 33

effect of Long's friendship on Owens refers to:

A it gave him calmness and confidence B it made him more nervous C it distracted him further D it forced him to withdraw

Question 34

In 'My Greatest Olympic Prize', the chapter opposes is:

A friendship B discipline C human dignity D racial prejudice

Question 35

Choose the correct answer for the chapter supports.

A winning by unfair means B pride without effort C mutual respect among competitors D hatred between opponents

Question 36

According to the chapter, Owens admired Long because means:

A he needed money from him B he valued character more than race or victory C he feared him physically D he wanted German citizenship

Question 37

what Hitler wanted from German athletes refers to:

A proof of Aryan superiority B friendship with all nations C withdrawal from events D equal medals for all

Question 38

In 'My Greatest Olympic Prize', what the story actually proves is:

A greatness lies only in race B winning is everything C politics controls all human feeling D greatness lies in character

Question 39

Choose the correct answer for the phrase 'Olympic prize' in the title mainly refers to.

A a silver cup B a certificate C moral gain, not merely a medal D a cash reward

Question 40

According to the chapter, Owens's success came after means:

A avoiding all rivals B self-control and wise advice C blind luck only D cheating the judges

Question 41

Long's role in the story refers to:

A rival, adviser and friend B enemy and accuser C coach only D judge only

Question 42

In 'My Greatest Olympic Prize', best one-line summary is:

A a king learns three answers from a hermit B a nervous man runs from a window C a magician escapes from a box D an American athlete wins gold, but values a German rival's friendship even more

Question 43

Choose the correct answer for the lesson belongs to.

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

Question 44

According to the chapter, reader's final response means:

A pity for a defeated king B admiration for noble sportsmanship C fear of the stadium D laughter at a joke

Question 45

moral lesson refers to:

A true greatness lies in friendship, fairness and character B true greatness lies only in victory C one must always distrust rivals D race decides human worth

Question 46

In 'My Greatest Olympic Prize', Owens's rival is remembered as is:

A a bitter opponent B a weak athlete C an unfair judge D a true friend

Question 47

Choose the correct answer for the chapter shows that sport can.

A matter only to nations B destroy friendship C rise above politics and prejudice D increase hatred necessarily

Question 48

According to the chapter, Owens's greatest victory in the story means:

A challenging the judges B winning a human friend in a hostile atmosphere C defeating all Germans politically D becoming richer than everyone

Question 49

Long's sportsmanship is exam-worthy because refers to:

A he helps his strongest rival qualify B he withdraws from the event C he insults the crowd D he refuses to jump

Question 50

In 'My Greatest Olympic Prize', what makes the chapter inspiring is:

A it proves medals are useless B it avoids all competition C it praises fear D it presents courage of heart as greater than political hatred