CBSE Class 10 English The Book That Saved the Earth MCQs Set 02

Question. What does Think-Tank consider the books?
(a) sandwiches
(b) ear communication devices
(c) eye communication devices
(d) All of the options
Answer: (d) All of the options

Question. Who was Great and Mighty?
(a) Think-Tank
(b) Noodle
(c) Oop
(d) Omega
Answer: (a) Think-Tank

Question. What was the name of the sergeant spacecraft crew?
(a) Think-Tank
(b) Iota
(c) Oop
(d) Noodle
Answer: (c) Oop

Question. Who was the captain of the spacecraft crew?
(a) Think-Tank
(b) Omega
(c) Iota
(d) Oop
Answer: (b) Omega

Question. Which book saved the earth from invasion?
(a) a book of science
(b) a world encyclopedia
(c) a book of military techniques
(d) a book of nursery rhymes
Answer: (d) a book of nursery rhymes

Question. Who was the deputy of Think-Tank?
(a) Omega
(b) Iota
(c) Noodle
(d) Oop
Answer: (c) Noodle

Question. Who tried to invade the earth in the twenty-first century?
(a) Martians
(b) Earthlings
(c) Anteaters
(d) Zulus
Answer: (a) Martians

Question. With what name is the twentieth century called?
(a) The era of the Book
(b) Era of the Science
(c) Era of the Mars
(d) Era of the Invasion
Answer: (a) The era of the Book

Question. What do the crew members find on the earth?
(a) books stones
(b) Stones
(c) sandwiches
(d) All of the options
Answer: (d) All of the options

Question. Who included the crew of the Martian Space Craft?
(a) Omega
(b) Iota
(c) Oop
(d) All of the options
Answer: (d) All of the options

Question. The story ‘The Book That Saved the Earth’ is set in:
(a) twentieth century
(b) twenty-fifth century
(c) twenty-fourth century
(d) twenty-first century
Answer: (b) twenty-fifth century

Question. At the end who is replaced for Think Tank?
(a) Omega
(b) Noodle
(c) Oop
(d) Iota
Answer: (b) Noodle

Question. Finally, who decides not to invade the earth?
(a) Omega
(b) Think-Tank
(c) Noodle
(d) All of the options
Answer: (b) Think-Tank

(A) OOP: I haven’t a clue. I’ve been to seven galaxies, but I’ve never seen anything like this. Maybe they’re hats. (He opens a book and puts it on his head.) Say, maybe this is a haberdashery! OMEGA: (bowing low) Perhaps the Great and Mighty Think-Tank will give us the benefit of his thought on the matter.
THINK-TANK: Elementary, my dear Omega. Hold one of the items up so that I may view it closely. (Omega holds a book on the palm of her hand.) Yes, yes, I understand now. Since Earth creatures are always eating, the place in which you find yourselves is undoubtedly a crude refreshment stand.
OMEGA: (to Iota and Oop) He says we’re in a refreshment stand.
OOP: Well, the Earthlings certainly have a strange diet.

Question. Why did Omega bow low before Think-Tank?
a) As a mark of respect and recognition of supremacy.
b) To flatter and appease the character.
c) As a sign of submission and understanding of his strength.
d) To curry favour and goodwill from the character.

Answer: A

Question. Choose the option that associates the person to a haberdashery.
a) Jagdeep is a primary school teacher who teaches English.
b) Tanishq is a tailor who makes garments for men only.
c) Falguni is a chemist who manufactures her own medicine.
d) Asma is an engineer who works on designing space stations.

Answer: B

Question. Choose the option that explains what Think-Tank meant by saying-Elementary, my dear Omega.
a) “It’s simple general knowledge, Omega.”
b) “It’s something that a primary school person won’t understand, Omega.”
c) “It’s quite obviously deducible, Omega”
d) “It’s a little more than complicated, Omega.”

Answer: C

Question. The quality of being crude has been allotted to the refreshment stand because
a) Earthlings have bad eating habits according to Think-Tank.
b) the temperature of the refreshment stand was too high.
c) the refreshment stands are responsible for poor health of the Earthlings.
d) it produces food that is unrefined and unprocessed in nature.

Answer: D

Question. Earth inhabitants are Earthlings and those from Mars are Martians, what are the inhabitants of Venus ddressed as in most sci-fi stories?
a) Venusites
b) Venatians
c) Venings
d) Venusians

Answer: D

(B) THINK-TANK: Mirror, mirror, in my hand. Who is the most fantastically intellectually gifted being in the land?
OFFSTAGE VOICE: (after a pause) You, sir.
THINK -TANK: (smacking mirror) Quicker. Answer quicker next time. I hate aslow mirror. (He admires himself in the mirror.) Ah, there I am. Are we Martians not a handsome race? So much more attractive than those ugly Earthlings with their tiny heads. Noodle, you keep on exercising your mind, and someday you’ll have a balloon brain just like mine.
NOODLE: Oh, I hope so, Mighty Think-Tank. I hope so.
THINK -TANK: Now, contact the space probe. I want to invade that primitive ball of mud called Earth before lunch.
NOODLE: It shall be done, sir. (He adjusts levers on switchboard. Electronic buzzes and beeps are heard as the curtains open.)

Question. Choose the option that lists the most appropriate meaning of think-tank from those given below.
a) A tank that helps you think deeper than an average person, if you use its contents regularly.
b) Non-stop flow of ideas from a fixed source about one particular issue.
c) A pool of ideas and solutions to various problems via an individual,group or organisation.
d) A method by way of which people think collectively to identify stray thoughts among them.

Answer: C

Question. “Mirror, mirror, in my hand. Who is the most fantastically intellectually gifted being in the land?”
Choose the option that lists the genre having the original reference to the above lines.
a) Biography
b) Science-fiction
c) Mystery
d) Fairy tale

Answer: D

Question. Choose the option that correctly categorizes the phrase “(after a pause)”based on the dialogue given above.
a) aside
b) stage direction
c) narration
d) setting

Answer: B

Question. Choose the option that gives you fits the example of an irony from the ones given below.
a) “Who is the most fantastically intellectually gifted being in the land?”
b) “I hate a slow mirror.”
c) “Noodle, you keep on exercising your mind, and someday you’ll have a balloon brain just like mine.
d) “I want to invade that primitive ball of mud called Earth before lunch.”

Answer: C