2nd Year English Important MCQ’s Chapter 11 Good By Mr’s Chips
Important MCQ’s Chapter 11 Good By Mr’s Chips
1: Ralston was ruthless.
a) kind
b) diligent
c) unforgiving✅
d) moody
2: Ralston was a live-wire.
a) energetic person✅
b) sluggish
c) lazy person
d) unkind
3: Abruptly, Chips flamed up.
a) slowly
b) suddenly✅
c) finally
d) angrily
4: His methods of teaching were slack.
a) effective
b) careless✅
c) good
d) fast
5: Ralston told that he ignored his instructions, an insubordination.
a) careless
b) irresponsible
c) disobedience✅
d) laziness
6: Ralston told Chips that his habits were slovenly.
a) nice
b) good
c) dirty✅
d) impressive
7: It was his forbearance.
a) patience✅
b) wisdom
c) ignorance
d) insult
8: He had put up with him so long.
a) tolerate✅
b) put out
c) put on
d) take off
9: Chips in sheer bewilderment said, “Slovenly”?
a) complete✅
b) little
c) mere
d) scanty
10: Chips in sheer bewilderment said, “Slovenly”?
a) fun
b) admiration
c) happiness
d) amazement✅
11: It was an extra ordinary indictment.
a) accusation✅
b) appreciation
c) request
d) surprise
12: Chips chose an isolated word, slovenly.
a) separate✅
b) disappointed
c) particular
d) rejected
13: It was mixture of slackness and obstinacy.
a) stubbornness✅
b) ignorance
c) clearance
d) approval
14: He stuck to his old methods that resulted in chaos.
a) confusion✅
b) order
c) efficiency
d) prudence
15: Chips was something tangible that he could tackle.
a) substantial✅
b) futile
c) unreal
d) useless
16: At last Chips had something tangible that he could tackle.
a) understand
b) handle✅
c) ignore
d) focus
17: His predecessors approved of his methods.
a) colleagues
b) companions
c) fellows
d) forerunners✅
18: In a torrent of thoughts, Chips made answer to himself.
a) fancy
b) mixture
c) confusion
d) stream✅
19: Chips thought that Ralston had brought vulgar, ostentatious and all the hectic rotten ripeness of the age.
a) short
b) weak
c) strong
d) pretentious✅
20: Chips thought that Ralston had brought vulgar, ostentatious and all the hectic rotten ripeness of the age.
a) spoiled
b) delayed
c) fast and furious✅
d) mundane
21: They greedily swallowed the bait.
a) guided
b) accepted✅
c) liked
d) rejected
22: All this flashed through his mind in an instant of protest and indignation.
a) eagerness
b) pleasure
c) wrath✅
d) disappointment
23: There was such a spontaneous outburst of sympathy.
a) extempore✅
b) futile
c) useless
d) furious
24: Chips had never envisaged this in his wildest dreams.
a) refuted
b) imagined✅
c) rejected
d) utilized
25: The dislike for Ralston demolished respect for him.
a) destroyed✅
b) imagined
c) thought
d) viewed
26: Ralston did not succeed in banishing Chips.
a) disturbing
b) insulting
c) humiliating
d) dismissing✅
27: Chips was an old veteran.
a) immature
b) inexperienced person
c) unique
d) experienced person✅
28: He had been having the deuce of a row with Ralston.
a) quarrel✅
b) slackness
c) pleasure
d) triumph
29: Ralston claimed to have doubled the school endowment.
a) strength
b) numbers
c) employees
d) funds✅
30: Ralston had doubled the school endowment by playing some monkeving.
a) tricking✅
b) answers
c) information
d) entertainment
31: Ralston had started chucking his weight about with Chips.
a) using language
b) using authority✅
c) using wealth
d) using seniority
32: Chips recounted the event many times.
a) imagined
b) remembered
c) described✅
d) accepted
33: Then came Ralston’s urbane ultimatum.
a) indecent
b) final
c) refined✅
d) bossy
34: Then came Ralston’s urbane ultimatum.
a) challenges
b) order
c) request
d) final warning✅
35: The governors would agree to your being adequately pensioned.
a) slowly
b) lowly
c) highly
d) reasonably✅
36: Ralston answered icily.
a) angrily
b) happily
c) coldly✅
d) joyfully
37: He answered scornfully.
a) joyfully
b) happily
c) foolishly
d) contemptuously✅
38: He chuckled momentarily.
a) thought
b) considered
c) giggled✅
d) novel
39: He chuckled momentarily.
a) hastily
b) quietly
c) critically
d) temporarily✅
40: He declined to give way.
a) yield✅
b) leave
c) ignore
d) put off
41: He declined to give way.
a) decided
b) answered
c) thought
d) refused✅
42: He never did nonsense.
a) stupidity✅
b) noise
c) disturbance
d) irritation
43: He spoke a few scraps of languages.
a) fragments✅
b) words
c) sentences
d) phrases
44: He ran Brookfield to produce snob culture
a) dirty
b) bad
c) good
d) conceited✅
45: He had been thrilled by it.
a) warned
b) discharged
c) awarded
d) excited✅
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