CBSE Class 7 English Quality MCQs

Question. Mr. Gessler died because of –
(a) An accident
(b) Slow starvation
(c) Cholera
(d) All Of Above

Answer:  B

Question. Mr. Gessler lived with his –
(a) Mother
(b) Little brother
(c) Elder brother

Answer:  A

Question. The author visited the boot-shop:
(a) frequently
(b) often
(c) infrequently
(b) just once a year

Answer:  C

Question. After returning from abroad, when the speaker went to the shop one week latter , he saw –
(a) His name was gone and in the shop there was young man with a new face
(b) The shop was gone
(c) Mr. Gessler was missing

Answer:  A

Question. What did Gessler do?
(a) Pressed a finger on the left boot.
(b) Asked the writer to take out his boot
(c) Went to the shop
(d) None of these

Answer:  A

Question. Mr. Gessler expresses the hardships of trade by saying-
(a) I need lots of money to maintain my shop
(b) They get it all by advertisement, not by work and they take it away from us
(c) It became really heard to improve my shop.

Answer:  B

Question. Prove that Mr. Gessler was not an Englishman?
(a) He did not have any etiquettes
(b) Inferences of his mother
(c) He disliked Englishman
(d) He was beaten by an Englishman?

Answer:  B

Question. Mr. Gessler dreamt of –
(a) Money
(b) A big house
(c) Boots

Answer:  C

Question. With whom did Gessler live?
(a) With his elder brother
(b) With the writer Alone
(c) With his sister
(d) Alone

Answer:  A

Question. When speaker asked Mr. Gessler to make a pair of Russian leather boots he bought with him a –
(a) Gold brown leather
(b) A pair of shoes
(c) A pair of slippers

Answer:  A

Question. The author was turned out to be
(a) a kind person
(b) careless about other’s emotions
(c) avoiding going to the shop
(d) a busy man

Answer:  A

Question. What is the sound that beat the narrow wooden stairs?
(a) The tip- taps of slippers
(b) The sound of some marbles
(c) The sound of a round ball.

Answer:  A

Question. What did the author do?
(a) Went to the shop
(b) Went to a hotel
(c) Wrote a cheque
(d) Put the shoes in the rack

Answer:  C

Question. When the speaker asked Mr. Gessler ‘isn’t it awfully hard to do, Mr. Gessler? He –
(a) Did not reply anything
(b) Answers with a smile that this is an art
(c) Strangely looked at speaker and reply just a word “No”

Answer:  A

Question. Mr. Gessler died of:
(a) cholera
(b) slow starvation
(c) rabies
(d) a shock

Answer:  B

Question. What did the author placed the order for?
(a) gloves
(b) boots
(c) socks
(d) none of these

Answer:  B

Question. What was in his hands?
(a) A hammer
(b) A cup of tea
(c) A piece of leather
(d) None of these

Answer:  C

Question. The main distinction of the shop of Mr. Gessler was:
(a) its modem look
(b) its quietness
(c) the red colour
(d) its neatness

Answer:  B

Question. What had happened to Mr. Gessler?
(a) He had shifted to a new shop
(b) He died of starvation
(c) He had taken a leave
(d) He did not want to attend the writer

Answer:  B

Question. The name of the shop was –
(a) Mr. Gessler’s shop
(b) Gessler brothers
(c) Gessler’s shoe shop

Answer:  B

“Yes,” he answered, “he was a good man, he made a good book. But he is dead.” And he touched the top of his head, where the hair had suddenly gone as thin as it had been on that of his poor brother, to indicate. I suppose, the cause of his death. “Do you wand any books?” And he held up the leather in his hand. “Id’s a beautiful piece.”

Question. What was in his hands?
(a) A hammer
(b) A cup of tea
(c) A piece of leather
(d) None of these

Answer:  C

Question. Name the lesson.
(a) Expert Detectives
(b) Quality
(c) Three Questions
(d) The Story of Cricket

Answer:  B

Question. What did he ask the author?
(a) If he would take some tea
(b) If he needed some boots
(c) If he needed some money
(d) None of these

Answer:  B

Question. ‘He was a good man. He made a good boot.’ Who was ‘he’ here?
(a) Gessler
(b) Workman
(c) Author
(d) Gessler’s brother

Answer:  D

Question. Who is ‘he’ in the above lines?
(a) Gessler
(b) The author
(c) Gessler’s brother
(d) Gessler’s friend

Answer:  A

He lost everybody. And there he’d sit, going on and on. I will say that for him not a men in London made a better boot.

Question. These lines are spoken by
(a) a young English man
(b) the younger brother
(c) the elder brother
(d) the company manager

Answer:  A

Question. He took long time to execute his order shows
(a) he was slow
(b) his Insistence on quality
(c) his failure
(d) his physical inability

Answer:  B