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Unit 3 PROSE : The Little Girl and Rain on the Roof — Online MCQ Test

ENGLISH · CLASS 9th · Andhra State Board
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Unit 3 PROSE : The Little Girl and Rain on the Roof — Important Questions & Answers

Who is the author of the story 'The Little Girl'?
  • A. Katherine Mansfield
  • B. Coates Kinney
  • C. Ruskin Bond
  • D. R.K. Narayan
Answer: A. Katherine Mansfield
Katherine Mansfield is the author of the story 'The Little Girl'.
What does the poet love to do when it rains in 'Rain on the Roof'?
  • A. Play outside
  • B. Press his head on the pillow in a cottage chamber
  • C. Watch the clouds
  • D. Dance in the rain
Answer: B. Press his head on the pillow in a cottage chamber
The poet mentions pressing his head on the pillow in a cottage chamber to listen to the rain.
What gift did Kezia prepare for her father's birthday?
  • A. A bouquet of flowers
  • B. A pincushion
  • C. A hand-drawn card
  • D. A wooden toy
Answer: B. A pincushion
Kezia stitched a beautiful pincushion using a piece of yellow silk for her father.
Which of the following does NOT describe Kezia's father in the story?
  • A. Stern
  • B. Busy
  • C. Affectionate
  • D. Giant-like
Answer: C. Affectionate
Kezia perceived her father as stern and giant-like, not affectionate, throughout most of the story.
What does the phrase 'starry spheres' signify in the poem?
  • A. The constellations of stars
  • B. The vast, star-studded night sky
  • C. The scientific study of space
  • D. Bright lamps in the room
Answer: B. The vast, star-studded night sky
Starry spheres refer to the heavens/night sky filled with stars while the poet listens to the rain.