MCQ Practice – Class 6 to 10

Q1. The story teaches that adults often forget the value of _____.

A. anger B. forgiveness C. wealth D. education

Q2. The girls were dressed in _____.

A. old rags B. school uniforms C. colourful gowns D. their Sunday best

Q3. What caused the puddle to form?

A. snow melting in the sun B. leaking pipe C. rainfall D. overflow of river

Q4. What does the snow-melting represent spiritually?

A. Change and purity B. Danger C. Evil D. Fear

Q5. The story emphasises resolving problems through _____.

A. violence B. punishment C. argument D. forgiveness and calmness

Q6. The central message is that children are _____.

A. stronger than men B. clever and cunning C. innocent and forgiving D. unable to understand problems

Q7. What did Malasha’s mother do during the quarrel?

A. Hid inside the house B. Called the police C. Supported Akulka’s mother D. Joined the argument to defend her daughter

Q8. Who defended Malasha when she was being scolded?

A. Her brother B. Another woman C. Her grandmother D. Her father

Q9. The villagers’ behaviour represents _____.

A. adult immaturity B. wisdom C. teamwork D. strength

Q10. Why does Akulka stop being angry with Malasha?

A. She goes home B. They start playing and forget the fight C. Adults force her D. Malasha apologises loudly

Quiz – Little Girls Wiser Than Men