CBSE Class 6 English A Bottle of Dew MCQs Set 02

Answer: (C) Nothing happened

Explanation:
1. The dew collected from the plants was just normal water.
2. There was no real magic power in the water or the sage's words.
3. Because of this, the copper vessel remained exactly the same.

Answer: (A) A magical elixir

Explanation:
1. Rama Natha worked for years collecting dew in a bottle.
2. He believed that the sage would perform magic on this liquid.
3. He expected it to change into a magical drink that could create gold.

Answer: (C) By working on a banana plantation

Explanation:
1. Rama Natha planted thousands of banana trees over several years.
2. He and his wife looked after the trees and harvested the crops.
3. Selling these fruits created all their actual riches.

Answer: (B) The box of gold coins

Explanation:
1. While Rama Natha was collecting dew, Madhumati sold the bananas they grew.
2. Over six years, she saved all the money she earned from the sales.
3. In the end, she showed him a large box filled with gold coins from her savings.

Answer: (B) Effort and labor

Explanation:
1. The wise sage did not believe in spells or magical drinks.
2. He believed that the true power to change life comes from working hard.
3. Physical work and dedication are the true magic that creates success.

Answer: (B) Mahipatti

Explanation:
1. The story talks about a famous holy man who came to town.
2. Rama Natha decided to meet him to ask for magic advice.
3. This famous holy man's name was Mahipatti.

Answer: (B) Collecting and selling the crops

Explanation:
1. Rama Natha was busy looking for dew on the leaves early in the morning.
2. Madhumati did the rest of the important farm work.
3. She took the grown bananas and sold them in the market.

Answer: (A) Chanted magic words over it

Explanation:
1. Rama Natha finally brought the collected dew to the sage.
2. To make his lesson clear, the sage pretended to do magic.
3. He said special holy words over the bottle of dew.

Answer: (B) Mahipati

Explanation:
1. The wise sage Mahipati knew Rama Natha was lazy and ignored his farm.
2. He used a story about a magic dew potion to get him to plant bananas.
3. This smart plan successfully got Rama Natha to work on his empty land.

Answer: (C) Six years.

Explanation:
1. Dew drops are extremely small and only appear during cold winter mornings.
2. Rama Natha could only collect a tiny amount of liquid each day.
3. He had to repeat this work for six years to fill a five-liter container.

Answer: (B) Lazy and impractical

Explanation:
1. Before meeting the sage, Rama Natha did not do useful work on his fields.
2. He wasted his days looking for quick, magical ways to get rich.
3. His ideas were lazy and not realistic at all.

Answer: (B) Son of rich landlord

Explanation:
1. Rama Natha did not grow up in a poor family.
2. His father had earned a lot of wealth and owned large fields.
3. He was the son of a rich owner of land.

Answer: (B) Magic potion

Explanation:
1. At the beginning, Rama Natha hated doing regular work.
2. He thought normal jobs were too slow for earning wealth.
3. He was convinced that finding a magic potion was the only path to riches.

Answer: (A) Fraud sages

Explanation:
1. Rama Natha trusted anyone who claimed to know magic tricks.
2. Many dishonest people lied to him to steal his money.
3. He wasted all his savings paying these fake teachers.

Answer: (A) He worked harder on his plantation

Explanation:
1. Rama Natha saw that his banana plantation had made his family rich.
2. He understood that there was no shortcut to getting money.
3. He changed his behavior and dedicated himself to farming with energy.

Answer: (A) Supportive partnership is essential

Explanation:
1. Madhumati did not lose hope when her husband chased magic.
2. She quietly helped him by managing the farm and selling the bananas.
3. Her support was necessary for them to succeed as a family.

Answer: (D) Banana

Explanation:
1. The sage needed a crop with large leaves to collect dew drops.
2. Banana plants have very big, wide leaves that hold water well.
3. So, the sage instructed him to grow banana trees.

Answer: (B) No

Explanation:
1. Rama Natha could not learn the secret because it does not exist.
2. The sage used the idea of the potion to teach him to work.
3. In the end, he learned about farming, not magical potions.

Answer: (D) bottle

Explanation:
1. Dew is liquid and can evaporate or spill easily.
2. Rama Natha had to carry it safely without losing any drop.
3. He collected the cold dew drops in a clean glass bottle.

Answer: (A) He thought Rama wouldn’t listen

Explanation:
1. Rama Natha was completely obsessed with finding a magic trick.
2. If the sage simply told him that magic is fake, Rama Natha would not believe him.
3. The sage had to let him discover the truth through his own hard work.

Answer: (A) Mahipati

Explanation:
1. A famous wise man arrived at the town where Rama Natha lived.
2. Many people went to seek his blessing and advice.
3. This wise visitor was the sage Mahipati.

Answer: (A) Wealth from hard work

Explanation:
1. The plantation started as a way to collect dew drops.
2. Over six years, it grew into a highly successful farm.
3. It stands as a symbol of the rewards that come from manual labor.

Answer: (B) A sage named Mahipati.

Explanation:
1. Rama Natha wanted help from a person who knew magic secrets.
2. He heard of a respected holy man with special wisdom.
3. He decided to follow this sage, whose name was Mahipati.

Answer: (C) Morning Dew

Explanation:
1. The sage pretended that a magic potion required a special ingredient.
2. He told Rama Natha that this ingredient was not easy to find.
3. He instructed him to gather the fresh dew that forms in the morning.