Q. Who is the author of Quality?
Ans. Quality was written by John Galsworthy.
Q. Who were the main characters in the story?
Ans. Mr. Gessler and his brother were the main characters.
Q. What was Mr. Gessler famous for?
Ans. He was famous for making high-quality boots.
Q. Where was Mr. Gessler’s shop located?
Ans. His shop was in a small street in London.
Q. Why did customers like Mr. Gessler’s boots?
Ans. They were durable, comfortable, and handmade.
Q. What was special about the boots made by Mr. Gessler?
Ans. They reflected excellent craftsmanship and quality.
Q. Did Mr. Gessler advertise his business?
Ans. No, he did not advertise.
Q. Why was Mr. Gessler unhappy with big companies?
Ans. They attracted customers through advertisements.
Q. How did Mr. Gessler treat his work?
Ans. He treated boot-making as an art.
Q. Why did orders take a long time?
Ans. He carefully handmade every pair of boots.
Q. What happened to Mr. Gessler’s business?
Ans. It declined due to competition from large firms.
Q. Why did the narrator admire Mr. Gessler?
Ans. For his honesty and dedication to quality.
Q. What did Mr. Gessler say about advertisements?
Ans. Advertisements took away customers unfairly.
Q. How did the narrator know that Mr. Gessler was struggling?
Ans. The shop became smaller and less busy.
Q. What value does the story teach?
Ans. Quality and dedication are important.
Q. Why did customers trust Mr. Gessler?
Ans. Because he never compromised on quality.
Q. What happened when boots did not fit properly?
Ans. Mr. Gessler replaced or corrected them.
Q. How did Mr. Gessler die?
Ans. He died from overwork and hardship.
Q. What was the main theme of the story?
Ans. The conflict between quality and commercialism.
Q. What lesson do students learn from the story?
Ans. Hard work and quality lead to respect.