The Eyes Have It MCQ Questions | Class 12 English | HS English MCQ Questions
1. According to Ruskin Bond, the best time for visiting the hills is –
(A) September
(B) October
(C) November
(D) December
Ans: (B) October
2. The writer of ‘The eyes have it’ is –
(A) Ruskin Bond
(B) APJ Abdul Kalam
(C) Longston Huges
(D) None of these
Ans: (A) Ruskin Bond
3. The blind girl got in the train at –
(A) Rohana
(B) Mussoorie
(C) Dehra
(D) Kanpur
Ans: (A) Rohana
4. “Then I made a mistake” The mistake that the narrator made was –
(A) To ask a wrong question
(B) To behave rudely with the girl
(C) To let slip the fact that he could not see
(D) To crack a joke
Ans: (A) To ask a wrong question
5. The couple with the girl were –
(A) Her Perents
(B) Grand Parents
(C) Uncle & Aunts
(D) Teacher
Ans: (A) Her parents
6. The narrator was to get down at –
(A) Dehra
(B) Rohana
(C) Mussoorie
(D) Saharanpur
Ans: (C) Mussoorie
7. In October, hills are covered with –
(A) Dahlia
(B) Lotus
(C) Orchids
(D) Tulips
Ans: (A) Dahlia
8. The narrator travelled alone in the rain upto –
(A) Rohana
(B) Mussoorie
(C) Dehra
(D) Delhi
Ans: (A) Rohana
9.The narrator first discovered that the girl –
(A) had a sweet voice
(B) could laugh sweetly
(C) had worn slippers
(D) had an interesting face.
Ans: C) had worn slippers.
10.The narrator was prepared to sit there for almost any length of time –
(A) to talk with the girl
(B) to look the beauty of outside
(C) to listen to her talking
(D) to flatter the girl.
Ans: (C) to listen to her talking.
11. According to the girl, Mussoorie is very beautiful specially in the month of –
(A) December
(B) November
(C) September
(D) October.
Ans: (D) October.
12. According to the narrator –
(A) All girls can resist flattery
(B) few girls can resist flattery
(C) no girl likes flattery
(D) all girls like flattery.
Ans: (B) few girls can resist flattery.
13. The narrator made a mistake when –
(A) he asked the girl about her destination
(B) he asked the girl about her age
(C) he asked the girl about her family members
(D) he asked the girl about the sights outside.
Ans: (D) he asked the girl about the sights outside.
14. The writer likes the sound of the girl’s
(A) hair
(B) walking
(C) voice
(D) ear rings
Ans: (C) voice
15. The blind girl said that she loved the –
(A) tree
(B) animals
(C) hills
(D) forests
Ans: (C) hills.
16. “But why are you so serious?” – Who asked this question? –
(A) the new fellow traveller of the narrator
(B) the girl
(C) the narrator
(D) the girl’s parents.
Ans: (B) the girl.
17. The co-passenger of the author who hot into the train at Saharanpur, noticed the girl’s –
(A) face
(B) hair
(C) dress
(D) eyes
Ans: (D) eyes
18. In the story “The Eyes Have It”, the girl wished to visit the
(A) hills in Dehra
(B) tourist spots of Mussoorie
(C) hills of Mussoorie
(D) hills of Saharanpur.
Ans: (C) hills of Mussoorie.
19. The narrator was curious about the –
(A) girl’s face
(B) girl’s eyes
(C) girl’s hair
(D) girl’s aunt
Ans: c) girl’s hair.
20. According to the narrator, the girl had a/an –
(A) interesting face
(B) beautiful face
(C) pretty face
(D) innocent face
Ans: (A) interesting face.
21. The narrator first discovered that the girl –
(A) had a sweet voice
(B) could laugh sweetly
(C) had worn slippers
(D) had an interesting face.
Ans: (C) had worn slippers.
22. The passenger who got into the train at Saharanpur broke into the narrator’s
(A) dream
(B) imagination
(C) reverie
(D) seat
Ans: (C) reverie
23. The girl liked –
(A) long journey
(B) journey by day
(C) short journey
(D) journey at night.
Ans: (C) short journey.
24. The couple who came to see her off was very anxious about the girl’s –
(A) comfort
(B) health
(C) journey
(D) sitting arrangement
Ans: (A) comfort.
25. The thought of laughter made the narrator –
(A) scared
(B) glad
(C) troubled
(D) amiable.
Ans: (C) troubled.
26. The word `reverie’ means –
(A) fancy
(B) daydream
(C) fantasy
(D) tales.
Ans: (D) daydream.
27. The narrator wondered if the girl thought him to be a –
(A) brilliant person
(B) cruel person
(C) romantic fool
(D) fool.
Ans: (C) romantic fool.
28. The girl wanted to know from the narrator if he saw any –
(A) animals
(B) mountains
(C) rivers
(D) forests
Ans: (A) animals.
29. The eyes of the narrator were sensitive to
(A) light
(B) heat
(C) light and darkness
(D) shadows
Ans: (C) light and darkness
30. The narrator felt that the remark he made about the face of the girl was –
(A) safe
(B) interesting
(C) unconventional
(D) extraordinary
Ans: (B) safe
31. According to the narrator, aunts are usually –
(A) gentle creatures
(B) formidable creatures
(C) lovely creatures
(D) friendly creatures
Ans: (B) formidable creatures
32. The scent of the perfume of the girl’s hair was –
(A) pleasant
(B) sweet
(C) tantalizing
(D) attractive
Ans: (C) tantalizing
33. The girl who was tired of people telling her that –
(A) she had an interesting face
(B) she had an ugly face
(C) she had a pretty face
(D) she had a charming face.
Ans: (C) she had a pretty face.
34. What tantalized the narrator was the –
(A) ringing laugh of the girl
(B) sweet talk of the girl
(C) melodious voice of the girl
(D) perfume of the girl’s hair
Ans: (D) perfume of the girl’s hair.
35.The third passenger got into the train at
(A) Saharanpur
(B) Rohana
(C) Dehra
(D) Mussoorie
Ans: (A) Saharanpur.
36. The girl’s voice had the spark of
(A) stars
(B) rivers
(C) mountain stream
(D) none of the above
Ans: (C) mountain stream
37. The narrator was considered to be lucky by the girl because he was going to
(A) Delhi
(B) Rohana
(C) Mussoorie
(D) Dehradun
Ans: (C) Mussoorie
38. There was some confusion
(A) on the platform
(B) inside the compartment
(C) at the ticket counter
(D) in the doorway
Ans: (D) in the doorway
39. The girl could not bear to seat in a train for more than
(A) half hour
(B) one hour
(C) two or three hours
(D) four or five hours
Ans: (C) two or three hours
