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Supplementary Reading 1: The Lost Child and The Adventures of Toto — Online MCQ Test

Q: What kind of animal was Toto?

Answer: B. A mischievous monkey — Toto is described as a pretty monkey with bright eyes and mischievous teeth in Ruskin Bond's story.

Q: Where was the child going when he got lost?

Answer: C. To a spring fair — The story begins with a child accompanying his parents to a spring fair in the village.

Q: The child's rejection of all toys offered by the stranger indicates:

Answer: B. He only wanted his parents — The child becomes inconsolable and realizes that no toy or treat can replace the presence of his parents.

Q: If Toto were a 'domesticated' pet, what does the narrative suggest?

Answer: A. He would not have shredded the wall — The story emphasizes Toto's wild instincts, which made him unsuitable as a house pet compared to a domesticated animal.

ENGLISH · CLASS 9th · Andhra State Board

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Supplementary Reading 1: The Lost Child and The Adventures of Toto — Important Questions & Answers (FAQ)

Frequently asked questions from Andhra State Board CLASS 9th ENGLISH — Supplementary Reading 1: The Lost Child and The Adventures of Toto, with answers and explanations. These are sample questions; the exam has its own separate question set.

What kind of animal was Toto?

A. A small puppy
B. A mischievous monkey ✓
C. A white rabbit
D. A stray cat

Answer: B. A mischievous monkey
Toto is described as a pretty monkey with bright eyes and mischievous teeth in Ruskin Bond's story.

Where was the child going when he got lost?

A. To a temple
B. To a school
C. To a spring fair ✓
D. To a village market

Answer: C. To a spring fair
The story begins with a child accompanying his parents to a spring fair in the village.

Why did Grandfather keep Toto hidden from Grandmother initially?

A. Because she did not like animals
B. Because she was afraid of monkeys
C. Because she always fussed when he brought home a new pet ✓
D. Because Toto was sick

Answer: C. Because she always fussed when he brought home a new pet
Grandfather kept Toto hidden because Grandmother always fussed whenever he brought home a new bird or animal.

The child's rejection of all toys offered by the stranger indicates:

A. He was ungrateful
B. He only wanted his parents ✓
C. He did not like the toys
D. He was scared of the stranger

Answer: B. He only wanted his parents
The child becomes inconsolable and realizes that no toy or treat can replace the presence of his parents.

If Toto were a 'domesticated' pet, what does the narrative suggest?

A. He would not have shredded the wall ✓
B. He would not have been sold to the tonga-driver
C. Grandfather would not have kept him
D. He would have learned to dance

Answer: A. He would not have shredded the wall
The story emphasizes Toto's wild instincts, which made him unsuitable as a house pet compared to a domesticated animal.

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