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Unit 8: The Story-Teller and Ethics — Online MCQ Test

ENGLISH · CLASS 9th · Karnataka State Board

Practice Unit 8: The Story-Teller and Ethics with a free chapter-wise online MCQ test for Karnataka State Board CLASS 9th ENGLISH. This chapter covers: This unit details Saki's satirical story about a bachelor telling an unconventional tale to restless children paired with Linda Pastan's poem examining moral choices and the value.... AI-generated questions from basic to board-exam level, with instant results and explanations.

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Unit 8: The Story-Teller and Ethics — Important Questions & Answers (FAQ)

Frequently asked questions from Karnataka State Board CLASS 9th ENGLISH — Unit 8: The Story-Teller and Ethics, with answers and explanations. These are sample questions; the exam has its own separate question set.

Who told the story to the children in "The Story-Teller"?
  • A. A school teacher
  • B. A bachelor ✓
  • C. A soldier
  • D. A judge
Answer: B. A bachelor
The story is narrated by a bachelor who travels with the children and their aunt on the train.
Which of the following is the title of Linda Pastan's poem in this unit?
  • A. The Road Not Taken
  • B. Ethics ✓
  • C. If
  • D. A Psalm of Life
Answer: B. Ethics
The poem included in this unit is "Ethics" by Linda Pastan.
Why did the aunt think her own story would be better for the children?
  • A. It was very short and funny
  • B. It had good moral lessons ✓
  • C. It contained animals and magic
  • D. It was written in rhyme
Answer: B. It had good moral lessons
The aunt believed children's stories should teach moral lessons and keep them well-behaved.
How does Saki use irony in "The Story-Teller"?
  • A. By making the children sing happily
  • B. By showing a moral story ending in disaster ✓
  • C. By describing a real train accident
  • D. By having the aunt praise the bachelor
Answer: B. By showing a moral story ending in disaster
The irony lies in the fact that a story meant to be moral ends with the good child being eaten by the wolf.
Fill in the blank: In "Ethics", the speaker suggests that a person may be judged by the choice to save _____ rather than preserve art.
  • A. a painting
  • B. a poem
  • C. a life ✓
  • D. a statue
Answer: C. a life
The poem contrasts human life with art and emphasizes the moral importance of saving life.

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