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Chapter-4 The Unlikely Best Friends — Online MCQ Test

Q: Which of the following best defines 'loyalty' as used in this chapter?

Answer: B. Remaining faithful and devoted to a friend — Loyalty means being faithful and devoted to someone, which is central to the friendship demonstrated in the chapter.

ENGLISH · Grade 6 · CBSE(NCERT)

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Chapter-4 The Unlikely Best Friends — Important Questions & Answers (FAQ)

Frequently asked questions from CBSE(NCERT) Grade 6 ENGLISH — Chapter-4 The Unlikely Best Friends, with answers and explanations. These are sample questions; the exam has its own separate question set.

What is the main theme of 'The Unlikely Best Friends'?

A. Competition between animals
B. Friendship and loyalty between unlikely companions ✓
C. Survival in the wild
D. Hunting and predator-prey relationships

Answer: B. Friendship and loyalty between unlikely companions
The chapter primarily focuses on how friendship and loyalty can develop between animals that would typically not be companions.

Which of the following best defines 'loyalty' as used in this chapter?

A. Being physically strong
B. Remaining faithful and devoted to a friend ✓
C. Having more food than others
D. Living in the same habitat

Answer: B. Remaining faithful and devoted to a friend
Loyalty means being faithful and devoted to someone, which is central to the friendship demonstrated in the chapter.

In the chapter, how do the characters demonstrate their commitment to their friendship?

A. By ignoring each other
B. By helping and protecting each other despite their differences ✓
C. By competing for food
D. By living separately

Answer: B. By helping and protecting each other despite their differences
The characters show commitment by actively helping and protecting one another, overcoming their natural differences.

Comparing the two main characters, how do their differences strengthen rather than weaken their friendship?

A. Their differences make them compete constantly
B. Their differences allow them to complement each other and provide different strengths ✓
C. Their differences prevent them from understanding each other
D. Their differences force them to separate

Answer: B. Their differences allow them to complement each other and provide different strengths
Differences can be complementary; each friend offers unique abilities and perspectives that benefit the friendship.

Which scenario would best represent a violation of the loyalty shown in 'The Unlikely Best Friends'?

A. A friend admits they made a mistake
B. A friend chooses safety for themselves over helping their companion in danger ✓
C. A friend expresses honest concerns
D. A friend suggests a compromise solution

Answer: B. A friend chooses safety for themselves over helping their companion in danger
Loyalty requires prioritizing the friendship even when it involves personal risk, so abandoning a friend for safety violates this principle.

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