MCQ Practice – Class 6 to 10

Q1. What do the parents decide when they see Sun and Moon awake at night?

A. They let them come downstairs for a little while B. They send them outside C. They scold them and send them back at once D. They make them sit in the kitchen

Q2. How does the story present the world from Sun’s point of view?

A. Through adult explanations B. Through long dialogues only C. Through detailed, childlike observations of chairs, flowers and food D. Through realistic political talk

Q3. What is Nellie’s role in the story, as mentioned in summaries?

A. She is the nurse B. She is the pianist C. She is the cook D. She is the housemaid

Q4. What does the story mainly show about the difference between adults and children?

A. Adults and children see the same event in very different ways B. Children never cry C. Children are lazy D. Adults understand more

Q5. Why does the narrator call the house “a festive place” on that day?

A. Because there is a wedding B. Because many decorations, flowers and chairs arrive C. Because of a festival in town D. Because a fair is held outside

Q6. Which of these best describes Sun’s personality in the story?

A. Cruel and selfish B. Rough and careless C. Mature for his age, sensitive and observant D. Lazy and uninterested

Q7. Which of these sentences best sums up the conflict of the story?

A. Adults and children enjoy the same things B. Parents do not love their children C. Children’s world of feeling clashes with adult social life D. Children want to play but parents want them to study

Q8. Why does Moon often get confused between real things and not real ones?

A. She has not eaten food B. She cannot see clearly C. She is still very small and innocent D. She is very sleepy

Q9. What does Moon think the flower pots look like when people carry them?

A. Funny hats B. Balloons C. Drums D. Toys

Q10. Why does Moon not feel guilty after eating the nut?

A. She thinks Sun will get another nut B. She is angry with Sun C. She is too innocent to understand its importance to Sun D. She has forgotten it

Quiz – Sun and Moon