📝 MCQ Test
Chapter 13 - The Adventures of Toto
1. Who wrote The Adventures of Toto?
A. R. K. Narayan
B. Ruskin Bond
C. Mulk Raj Anand
D. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam
2. Who bought Toto?
A. The narrator
B. Grandmother
C. Grandfather
D. The narrator’s aunt
3. From whom was Toto bought?
A. A fruit seller
B. A tonga-driver
C. A shopkeeper
D. A farmer
4. How much did grandfather pay for Toto?
A. Two rupees
B. Three rupees
C. Five rupees
D. Ten rupees
5. What type of animal was Toto?
A. A dog
B. A monkey
C. A parrot
D. A rabbit
6. What was especially noticeable about Toto’s tail?
A. It was very short
B. It was long and useful
C. It was white
D. It was missing
7. Why did grandfather hide Toto initially?
A. He feared the police
B. Grandmother disliked new animals
C. Toto was ill
D. The house was too large
8. Where was Toto placed during the train journey?
A. In a wooden box
B. In a basket
C. In a canvas bag
D. In a cage on the roof
9. Where was grandfather travelling?
A. Delhi
B. Saharanpur
C. Lucknow
D. Jaipur
10. What did Toto often do to household objects?
A. Cleaned them
B. Repaired them
C. Damaged them
D. Painted them
11. What did Toto enjoy?
A. Warm baths
B. Cold deserts
C. Sleeping underwater
D. Eating only grass
12. What did Toto use to check the bathwater?
A. His foot first
B. His hand first
C. A spoon
D. A thermometer
13. What did Toto jump into while bathing?
A. A bucket of sand
B. A kettle of warm water
C. A flowerpot
D. A fish tank
14. What happened when Toto pulled the tablecloth?
A. The dishes fell
B. The table grew taller
C. The food became cold instantly
D. Nothing happened
15. How did Toto behave around food?
A. He never touched it
B. He often grabbed it
C. He cooked meals
D. He fed the guests
16. Why was Toto difficult to keep?
A. He was too quiet
B. He was mischievous and destructive
C. He could not move
D. He disliked all food
17. Who was unhappy about new animals in the house?
A. Grandmother
B. The postman
C. The doctor
D. The tonga-driver
18. For how much was Toto finally sold?
A. One rupee
B. Three rupees
C. Five rupees
D. Eight rupees
19. What is the tone of the story?
A. Humorous
B. Tragic throughout
C. Scientific
D. Frightening throughout
20. What does the story suggest about keeping wild animals?
A. Every wild animal is easy to train
B. Wild animals always prefer houses
C. Wild animals can be difficult to keep as pets
D. Wild animals need no care
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