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  NCERT English Class 10th – Mijbil the Otter Detailed Summary Introduction The chapter “Mijbil the Otter” is written by Gavin Maxwell. It is a true story about the writer’s pet otter named Mijbil , also called Mij . The chapter describes how the author brought the otter from Iraq to London and how a strong friendship developed between them. It also shows the playful and intelligent nature of otters. Detailed Summary Journey to Basra The author was living in southern Iraq in the city of Basra. Earlier, he had kept a dog as a pet, but after the dog died, he decided to keep an otter instead. In that region, otters were commonly found near rivers and marshes. One day, the author’s friend arranged an otter for him. The otter was brought to the author in a sack. When the sack was opened, a small creature with soft fur and shining eyes came out. The author immediately liked him and named him Mijbil . The author later discovered that Mij belonged to a rare species of otters, probably un...
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  NCERT English Class 10th – Mijbil the Otter विस्तृत हिन्दी सारांश परिचय “Mijbil the Otter” अध्याय के लेखक Gavin Maxwell हैं। यह एक सच्ची कहानी है जिसमें लेखक अपने पालतू ऊदबिलाव (Otter) मिजबिल (Mijbil) , जिसे प्यार से मिज (Mij) कहा जाता था, के बारे में बताते हैं। इस अध्याय में लेखक और मिज के बीच गहरे प्रेम, दोस्ती और लगाव को दर्शाया गया है। कहानी यह भी बताती है कि जानवर कितने बुद्धिमान और चंचल होते हैं। विस्तृत सारांश बसरा में मिजबिल से मुलाकात लेखक दक्षिणी इराक के बसरा शहर में रहते थे। पहले उनके पास एक कुत्ता था, लेकिन उसकी मृत्यु के बाद वे बहुत अकेले महसूस करने लगे। तब उन्होंने एक नया पालतू जानवर रखने का सोचा। उन्होंने कुत्ते की जगह एक ऊदबिलाव (Otter) पालने का निर्णय लिया क्योंकि इराक के दलदली क्षेत्रों में ऊदबिलाव आसानी से मिल जाते थे। लेखक के एक मित्र ने उनके लिए एक ऊदबिलाव की व्यवस्था की। वह ऊदबिलाव एक बोरी में लाकर लेखक को दिया गया। जब बोरी खोली गई तो उसमें से एक छोटा, मुलायम फर वाला और चमकती आँखों वाला जीव बाहर निकला। लेखक उसे देखते ही उससे प्रभावित हो गए और उसका नाम मि...
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  NCERT English Class 10th – Mijbil the Otter Exercise Question Answers (Simple Words) Oral Comprehension Check 1. What ‘experiment’ did Maxwell think Camusfearna would be suitable for? Maxwell thought that Camusfearna would be a good place to keep an otter as a pet because it had plenty of water and open space. 2. Why does he go to Basra? How long does he wait there, and why? He went to Basra to travel back to England. He waited there for several days because the airport was closed due to bad weather. 3. How does he get the otter? Does he like it? Pick out the words that tell you this. A friend brought the otter to him in a sack. Maxwell liked it very much. Words like “greatly enchanted” show his liking for the otter. 4. Why was the otter named ‘Mijbil’? The otter was named Mijbil because that was the name given by Maxwell. Later, it was shortened to “Mij”. 5. How was Mij to be transported to England? Mij was taken to England in a special box by airplane. Oral Comprehension Check...
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  NCERT English Class 10th – Mijbil the Otter MCQs Multiple Choice Questions 1. Who is the author of Mijbil the Otter ? A. Ruskin Bond B. Gavin Maxwell C. Anne Frank D. Robert Frost ✅ Answer: B. Gavin Maxwell 2. Which animal did the author keep as a pet? A. Dog B. Cat C. Otter D. Rabbit ✅ Answer: C. Otter 3. What was the name of the otter? A. Toto B. Bruno C. Mijbil D. Lencho ✅ Answer: C. Mijbil 4. Where did the author get Mijbil? A. London B. India C. Basra D. Paris ✅ Answer: C. Basra 5. In which country is Basra located? A. India B. Iraq C. England D. France ✅ Answer: B. Iraq 6. What did Mij love the most? A. Sleeping B. Climbing trees C. Water D. Milk ✅ Answer: C. Water 7. Where did the author keep Mij in the beginning? A. Bedroom B. Kitchen C. Bathroom D. Garden ✅ Answer: C. Bathroom 8. What did Mij enjoy playing with? A. Marbles B. Stones C. Books D. Shoes ✅ Answer: A. Marbles 9. How was Mij taken to England? A. By train B. By ship C. By car D. By airplane ✅ Answer: ...
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  NCERT English Class 10th – Mijbil the Otter One Liner Facts for Exam Chapter Name — Mijbil the Otter Author — Gavin Maxwell The chapter is based on a real-life experience of the author. Mijbil was the author’s pet otter. The short name of Mijbil was “Mij”. The author got Mij in Basra, Iraq. Basra is located in Iraq. Earlier, the author had a pet dog. After the dog’s death, the author decided to keep an otter. Mij belonged to a rare species of otter. The species was later named Maxwell’s Otter. Mij was first brought in a sack. Mij had soft fur and bright eyes. The author kept Mij in the bathroom at first. Mij loved water very much. He enjoyed playing in the bathtub. Mij was playful and energetic. He liked marbles and ping-pong balls. Mij learned to open taps himself. He was very intelligent and curious. Mij became deeply attached to the author. The author took Mij to England by airplane. Mij travelled in a special box. During the flight, Mij escaped from the box. The passengers b...
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  NCERT English Class 10 – “Tea from Assam” Detailed Summary Introduction “Tea from Assam” is a part of the chapter “Glimpses of India” from the NCERT Class 10 English book First Flight . It is written by Arup Kumar Datta. The chapter describes the beauty of Assam’s tea gardens and gives interesting information about the history and origin of tea. Detailed Summary The story begins with two friends, Rajvir and Pranjol , travelling by train to Assam during their summer vacation. Pranjol belongs to Assam and his father works as a manager in a tea estate there. Rajvir is excited because he is visiting Assam for the first time. While travelling, they buy tea from a vendor at the railway station. Rajvir says that tea is one of the most popular drinks in the world and more than eighty crore cups of tea are consumed daily. This shows how much people love tea. As the train moves further into Assam, Rajvir becomes amazed by the natural beauty outside the window. He sees vast green fields c...
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  NCERT English Class 10 – “Tea from Assam” का विस्तृत हिंदी सारांश परिचय “Tea from Assam” कक्षा 10 की NCERT पुस्तक First Flight के अध्याय “Glimpses of India” का एक भाग है। इसे अरुप कुमार दत्ता ने लिखा है। इस अध्याय में असम के सुंदर चाय-बागानों का वर्णन किया गया है तथा चाय की उत्पत्ति और इतिहास से जुड़ी रोचक जानकारी दी गई है। विस्तृत सारांश कहानी की शुरुआत दो मित्रों राजवीर और प्रांजल की ट्रेन यात्रा से होती है। वे गर्मी की छुट्टियों में असम जा रहे होते हैं। प्रांजल असम का रहने वाला है और उसके पिता एक चाय-बागान में मैनेजर हैं। राजवीर पहली बार असम जा रहा होता है, इसलिए वह बहुत उत्साहित है। यात्रा के दौरान वे रेलवे स्टेशन पर चाय खरीदते हैं। राजवीर कहता है कि चाय दुनिया का बहुत लोकप्रिय पेय है और प्रतिदिन करोड़ों कप चाय पी जाती है। इससे पता चलता है कि लोग चाय को कितना पसंद करते हैं। जैसे-जैसे ट्रेन असम की ओर बढ़ती है, राजवीर खिड़की से बाहर का सुंदर दृश्य देखकर मंत्रमुग्ध हो जाता है। वह दूर-दूर तक फैले हरे-भरे चाय-बागान देखता है। चाय के पौधे कतारों में लगे होते हैं और उनके बीच बड़े...
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  NCERT Class 10 English – “Tea from Assam” Exercise Question Answers (Simple Words) Oral Comprehension Check 1. What did Rajvir see while looking outside the train? Answer: Rajvir saw green fields and beautiful tea gardens. He also saw tea bushes, tall trees, and tea-pluckers working in the gardens. 2. What did Pranjol’s father do? Answer: Pranjol’s father was the manager of a tea estate in Assam. 3. What are the “dhotis”, “gamusas”, and “lungis”? Answer: These are traditional clothes worn by people in Assam. Thinking about the Text 1. What did Rajvir mean when he said “This is a tea country”? Answer: Rajvir meant that Assam is famous for its large tea gardens and tea production. 2. Why was Rajvir so much excited? Answer: Rajvir was excited because he was visiting Assam for the first time and wanted to see the famous tea gardens. 3. What legends did Rajvir tell about the discovery of tea? Answer: Rajvir told two legends: A Chinese emperor discovered tea when tea leaves fell into b...
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  NCERT Class 10 English – “Tea from Assam” MCQs Multiple Choice Questions 1. “Tea from Assam” is a part of which chapter? A. Coorg B. Glimpses of India C. A Baker from Goa D. Mijbil the Otter Answer: B. Glimpses of India 2. Who is the author of “Tea from Assam”? A. Ruskin Bond B. Arup Kumar Datta C. Nelson Mandela D. Anne Frank Answer: B. Arup Kumar Datta 3. Who were travelling to Assam? A. Rajvir and Pranjol B. Lencho and Nelson C. Wanda and Peggy D. Valli and Siddhartha Answer: A. Rajvir and Pranjol 4. Why was Rajvir excited? A. He wanted to meet his uncle B. He was travelling alone C. He was visiting Assam for the first time D. He wanted to buy tea Answer: C. He was visiting Assam for the first time 5. What did Rajvir see outside the train? A. Snow-covered mountains B. Tea gardens C. Desert land D. Big cities Answer: B. Tea gardens 6. What was Pranjol’s father? A. Teacher B. Doctor C. Tea estate manager D. Farmer Answer: C. Tea estate manager 7. Which state is famous for ...
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  NCERT Class 10 English – “Tea from Assam” One Liner Facts for Exam “Tea from Assam” is a part of the chapter “Glimpses of India.” The chapter is written by Arup Kumar Datta . Rajvir and Pranjol were travelling to Assam by train. Pranjol’s father worked as a manager in a tea estate . Assam is called the tea country . Assam has the largest concentration of tea plantations in the world. Rajvir visited Assam for the first time . Rajvir saw endless green tea gardens from the train. Tea bushes were planted in neat rows . Tall trees were planted among tea bushes for shade . Tea-pluckers carried bamboo baskets on their backs. Tea was first drunk in China . Tea was first drunk around 2700 B.C. in China. A Chinese emperor discovered tea by accident. Tea leaves fell into boiling water and created a pleasant drink. The words “tea”, “chai”, and “chini” have Chinese origins . Tea reached Europe in the sixteenth century . In Europe, tea was first used as a medicine . Rajvir also told the ...
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  NCERT English Class 10 – Coorg Detailed Summary The chapter “Coorg” is a part of the lesson “Glimpses of India” from the NCERT book First Flight . It is written by Lokesh Abrol . The chapter describes the natural beauty, culture, people, and adventurous life of Coorg, a beautiful place in Karnataka. ( Classrankers ) Introduction to Coorg Coorg, also called Kodagu , is the smallest district of Karnataka. It is located midway between Mysore and the coastal town of Mangalore. The author calls it a “piece of heaven” because of its amazing beauty. The place is full of rolling hills, evergreen forests, coffee plantations, spices, and wildlife. ( Classrankers ) The weather in Coorg is pleasant from September to March , making it the best season for tourists. During the monsoon season, heavy rainfall occurs and many visitors avoid travelling there. The air of Coorg is filled with the pleasant smell of coffee because coffee plantations are found everywhere. ( StudyRankers ) The People ...
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  NCERT English Class 10th – A Baker from Goa विस्तृत हिंदी सारांश पाठ का परिचय “A Baker from Goa” अध्याय NCERT की पुस्तक First Flight के Glimpses of India भाग का एक हिस्सा है। इस पाठ के लेखक Lucio Rodrigues हैं। इस अध्याय में लेखक ने गोवा की पुरानी पुर्तगाली परंपराओं, खासकर बेकरी और बेकर्स (पाव बनाने वालों) के महत्व का वर्णन किया है। लेखक अपने बचपन की यादों के माध्यम से बताता है कि गोवा में बेकर्स का लोगों के जीवन में कितना महत्वपूर्ण स्थान था। विस्तृत सारांश गोवा में बेकर्स की परंपरा लेखक बताता है कि गोवा में पुर्तगालियों का शासन बहुत पहले समाप्त हो गया, लेकिन उनकी कुछ परंपराएँ आज भी जीवित हैं। उनमें से एक है बेकरी की परंपरा । पुराने समय में गाँवों में बेकर्स को “Pader” कहा जाता था। वे रोज सुबह ताज़ी ब्रेड और अन्य बेकरी सामान बेचने आते थे। आज भी गोवा में बेकर्स का बहुत सम्मान किया जाता है। उनके बनाए हुए ब्रेड और मिठाइयाँ लोगों के दैनिक जीवन का हिस्सा हैं। बचपन की यादें लेखक अपने बचपन को याद करते हुए कहता है कि वह और उसके दोस्त बेकर्स के आने का बेसब्री से इंतज़ार करते थे। जै...
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  NCERT English Class 10th – A Baker from Goa Exercise Question Answers Oral Comprehension Check 1. What are the elders in Goa nostalgic about? The elders in Goa are nostalgic about the good old Portuguese days and the famous loaves of bread baked by traditional bakers. 2. Is bread-making still popular in Goa? How do you know? Yes, bread-making is still popular in Goa. The author says that the bakers still visit houses every morning with their bread baskets, and bread is still an important part of Goan life. 3. What is the baker called? The baker is called a pader in Goa. 4. When would the baker come every day? Why did the children run to meet him? The baker came twice a day — once in the morning and again while returning after selling bread. Children ran to meet him because they loved the sweet bread-bangles and other baked items. Oral Comprehension Check II 1. Match the following: Word Meaning furnace oven plump physique pleasantly fat body pader baker cabinet a cupboard-like p...
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  NCERT English Class 10th – A Baker from Goa MCQs Multiple Choice Questions 1. Who is the author of A Baker from Goa ? A. Ruskin Bond B. Lucio Rodrigues C. Robert Frost D. Nelson Mandela ✅ Answer: B. Lucio Rodrigues 2. What is the old name of Goa mentioned in the chapter? A. Bombay B. Cochin C. Portuguese Goa D. Panaji ✅ Answer: C. Portuguese Goa 3. What is the baker called in Goa? A. Chef B. Vendor C. Pader D. Cook ✅ Answer: C. Pader 4. What sound announced the arrival of the baker? A. Bell ringing B. Bamboo staff thudding C. Drum beating D. Whistle blowing ✅ Answer: B. Bamboo staff thudding 5. What did the baker carry on his head? A. A suitcase B. A wooden box C. A basket of bread D. A cloth bag ✅ Answer: C. A basket of bread 6. Which sweet item did children love the most? A. Cakes B. Chocolates C. Bread-bangles D. Biscuits ✅ Answer: C. Bread-bangles 7. What was the baker’s dress called? A. Kurta B. Kabai C. Sherwani D. Coat ✅ Answer: B. Kabai 8. How often did the baker ...
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  NCERT English Class 10th – A Baker from Goa One Liner Facts for Exam A Baker from Goa is written by Lucio Rodrigues . The chapter is taken from the book First Flight . It is a part of Glimpses of India . Goa was once ruled by the Portuguese . The traditional Goan baker was called a pader . Bakers visited houses twice a day. The arrival of the baker was announced by the thud and jingle of his bamboo staff. Children eagerly waited for the baker every morning. Children loved bread-bangles the most. Bakers carried bread in a large basket on their heads. The traditional dress of the baker was called kabai . Kabai was a long single-piece frock-like dress. Bread was an important part of Goan culture and daily life. Cakes and bolinhas were necessary for festivals and marriages. No wedding feast in Goa was complete without bread. Bakers maintained monthly accounts on the walls of houses. Bread-making was a profitable business in Goa. Bakers were usually healthy and prosperous. A pl...
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  NCERT English Class 10th – A Baker from Goa Detailed Summary First Flight chapter “A Baker from Goa” is written by Lucio Rodrigues. The chapter is a nostalgic description of the traditional Goan village baker and the importance of bread in Goan culture. The author recalls his childhood memories and explains how bakers were respected and essential members of society. Introduction The story takes us to Goa during the Portuguese period. The Portuguese introduced the tradition of bread-making in Goa. Even after the Portuguese left, the tradition of baking continued. Bakers, known as “paders” , were still seen in Goan villages and towns. The author remembers his childhood days when the arrival of the baker was a common and joyful scene in every household. Detailed Summary The Baker’s Daily Visit In the old days, the baker visited the village twice every day. Once in the morning and again later in the day, he brought fresh loaves of bread in a bamboo basket balanced on his head. The ...
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  NCERT English Class 10th – A Baker from Goa का विस्तृत हिंदी सारांश First Flight की कहानी “A Baker from Goa” के लेखक Lucio Rodrigues हैं। यह पाठ गोवा की पुरानी पुर्तगाली परंपरा, वहाँ के बेकर्स (रोटी बनाने वालों) और गोवा के सामाजिक जीवन में उनकी महत्ता को दर्शाता है। लेखक अपने बचपन की यादों के माध्यम से बताता है कि गोवा में बेकर्स का कितना सम्मान था। पाठ का विस्तृत सारांश गोवा में बेकर्स की परंपरा लेखक बताता है कि गोवा में पुर्तगालियों के समय से ही रोटी बनाने की परंपरा चली आ रही है। पुर्तगाली लोग गोवा में ब्रेड बनाने की कला लाए थे। उनके जाने के बाद भी यह परंपरा समाप्त नहीं हुई। आज भी गोवा में पारंपरिक बेकर्स दिखाई देते हैं। गोवा में बेकर्स को “पाडर (Pader)” कहा जाता था। वे गाँव और शहरों में बहुत महत्वपूर्ण व्यक्ति माने जाते थे। बेकर्स का रोज़ आना लेखक को अपने बचपन की सुबहें याद हैं जब बेकर्स रोज़ घर-घर ब्रेड बेचने आते थे। वे दिन में दो बार आते थे—एक बार सुबह और दूसरी बार बाद में। बेकर्स अपने सिर पर बाँस की टोकरी रखते थे जिसमें ताज़ी ब्रेड होती थी। वे बाँस की छड़ी से ज़मीन पर आव...
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  NCERT English Class 10th – A Baker from Goa Exercise Question Answers (Simple Words) First Flight chapter “A Baker from Goa” is written by Lucio Rodrigues. Oral Comprehension Check 1. What are the elders in Goa nostalgic about? The elders in Goa feel nostalgic about the old Portuguese days and the traditional Portuguese bread and loaves. 2. Is bread-making still popular in Goa? How do you know? Yes, bread-making is still popular in Goa. The author says that bakers still exist in Goa and people still buy bread every day. 3. What is the baker called? The baker is called a “pader” in Goa. 4. When would the baker come every day? Why did the children run to meet him? The baker came twice a day—once in the morning and again later in the day. Children ran to meet him because they loved the sweet bread-bangles called “bol.” Oral Comprehension Check 1. Match the following: Column A Column B as marriage gifts? cakes and bolinhas for a party or a feast? sweet bread called bol for a daught...
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  NCERT English Class 10th – A Baker from Goa MCQs First Flight chapter “A Baker from Goa” is written by Lucio Rodrigues. Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) 1. What is the profession discussed in the chapter? A. Farming B. Baking C. Fishing D. Teaching ✅ Answer: B. Baking 2. What is the baker called in Goa? A. Chef B. Cook C. Pader D. Seller ✅ Answer: C. Pader 3. Who introduced bread-making in Goa? A. British B. French C. Portuguese D. Dutch ✅ Answer: C. Portuguese 4. How many times did the baker visit the village daily? A. Once B. Twice C. Thrice D. Four times ✅ Answer: B. Twice 5. What did the children love to eat? A. Cakes B. Biscuits C. Bol D. Chocolates ✅ Answer: C. Bol 6. What is ‘bol’? A. A cake B. A sweet bread-bangle C. A biscuit D. A pastry ✅ Answer: B. A sweet bread-bangle 7. What did the baker carry on his head? A. A wooden box B. A bamboo basket C. A bag D. A tray ✅ Answer: B. A bamboo basket 8. What was the traditional dress of the baker called? A. Kurta B. Coa...
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  NCERT English Class 10th – A Baker from Goa One Liner Facts for Exam First Flight chapter “A Baker from Goa” is written by Lucio Rodrigues. Important One-Liner Facts The chapter “A Baker from Goa” is written by Lucio Rodrigues. The chapter describes the traditional baking culture of Goa. Bakers in Goa were called “paders.” Bread-making was introduced in Goa by the Portuguese. The baker visited houses twice a day. The baker carried bread in a bamboo basket. Children eagerly waited for the baker every morning. Children loved sweet bread-bangles called “bol.” Bread was an important part of Goan breakfast. The baker wore a traditional dress called “kabai.” The kabai was a long frock-like dress. Bread was necessary for marriages and festivals in Goa. Cakes and bolinhas were important during Christmas celebrations. Bakers were respected members of society. Baking was a profitable profession in Goa. Bakers and their families looked healthy and prosperous. Monthly accounts were written...
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  NCERT English Class 10th The Hundred Dresses – Part 2 Detailed Summary The Hundred Dresses by Eleanor Estes continues the story of Wanda Petronski and highlights important values like kindness, forgiveness, equality, and the harmful effects of bullying. Introduction In Part 2 of the story, Wanda Petronski has already stopped coming to school. Peggy and Maddie begin to realize that their behavior towards Wanda was wrong. The chapter mainly focuses on guilt, repentance, and Wanda’s forgiving nature. Detailed Summary Wanda Wins the Drawing Contest One day, Miss Mason announced the results of the school drawing and color contest. Everyone in the class was surprised to hear that Wanda had won the girls’ medal. Wanda had submitted one hundred beautiful drawings of dresses. The entire classroom walls were covered with Wanda’s colorful and creative dress designs. Every drawing was different and beautifully made. The students admired her artistic talent. Peggy and Maddie were amazed beca...
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  NCERT English Class 10th The Hundred Dresses – Part 2 विस्तृत हिंदी सारांश The Hundred Dresses की लेखिका Eleanor Estes हैं। यह कहानी हमें दूसरों का मज़ाक न उड़ाने, सभी का सम्मान करने और गलती का एहसास होने पर उसे सुधारने की सीख देती है। विस्तृत सारांश कहानी के दूसरे भाग में वांडा पेट्रोन्स्की स्कूल आना बंद कर देती है। अब पेगी और मैडी को धीरे-धीरे अपनी गलती का एहसास होने लगता है। वे समझते हैं कि उन्होंने वांडा का मज़ाक उड़ाकर उसे बहुत दुख पहुँचाया। ड्राइंग प्रतियोगिता का परिणाम एक दिन मिस मेसन स्कूल में ड्राइंग और रंग भरने की प्रतियोगिता का परिणाम घोषित करती हैं। सभी छात्र यह सुनकर आश्चर्यचकित हो जाते हैं कि लड़कियों में वांडा ने पहला स्थान प्राप्त किया है। वांडा ने सौ सुंदर ड्रेसों के चित्र बनाए थे। पूरी कक्षा की दीवारें उसके बनाए हुए चित्रों से भर जाती हैं। हर ड्रेस अलग, रंगीन और बहुत सुंदर होती है। सभी छात्र उसकी कला की प्रशंसा करते हैं। अब पेगी और मैडी को समझ आता है कि वांडा झूठ नहीं बोलती थी। उसके “सौ ड्रेस” वास्तव में उसकी कल्पना और चित्रों में थीं। वांडा के पिता का पत्र इसक...
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  NCERT English Class 10th The Hundred Dresses – Part 2 Exercise Question Answers (Simple Words) The Hundred Dresses by Eleanor Estes Oral Comprehension Check 1. Why did Wanda’s family move to a different city? Wanda’s family moved to a different city because people made fun of their Polish name “Petronski.” Her father wanted to live in a place where nobody laughed at them. 2. What does Miss Mason think of Wanda’s drawings? What do the children think of them? Miss Mason thought Wanda’s drawings were beautiful and very talented. The children were also surprised and admired her drawings. 3. Why did Peggy and Maddie go to Boggins Heights? Peggy and Maddie went to Boggins Heights to meet Wanda and say sorry for teasing her. 4. Why did Peggy and Maddie not meet Wanda? They did not meet Wanda because Wanda and her family had already moved away. 5. What important decision did Maddie make? Why did she have to think hard to do so? Maddie decided that she would never remain silent when some...
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  NCERT English Class 10th The Hundred Dresses – Part 2 MCQs The Hundred Dresses by Eleanor Estes Multiple Choice Questions 1. Who won the girls’ drawing contest? A. Peggy B. Maddie C. Wanda Petronski D. Cecile ✅ Answer: C. Wanda Petronski 2. How many drawings did Wanda make? A. 50 B. 60 C. 100 D. 200 ✅ Answer: C. 100 3. Why did Wanda’s family leave the town? A. They got a new job B. They bought a new house C. People made fun of their name D. Wanda changed schools ✅ Answer: C. People made fun of their name 4. Who read Wanda’s father’s letter in class? A. Peggy B. Maddie C. Principal D. Miss Mason ✅ Answer: D. Miss Mason 5. Where did Peggy and Maddie go to meet Wanda? A. School B. Boggins Heights C. Market D. Library ✅ Answer: B. Boggins Heights 6. Why could Peggy and Maddie not meet Wanda? A. Wanda was ill B. Wanda was sleeping C. Wanda had moved away D. Wanda was at school ✅ Answer: C. Wanda had moved away 7. What did Wanda gift Peggy and Maddie? A. Shoes B. Books C. Dress ...
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  NCERT English Class 10th The Hundred Dresses – Part 2 One Liner Facts for Exam The Hundred Dresses by Eleanor Estes Important One-Liner Facts Wanda Petronski was a quiet and talented girl. Wanda won the girls’ drawing competition. Wanda made one hundred beautiful dress designs. The classroom walls were covered with Wanda’s drawings. Miss Mason announced the result of the contest. Wanda’s father’s name was Jan Petronski. Wanda’s family moved to a big city. They moved because people mocked their Polish name. Peggy and Maddie felt guilty after Wanda left. Maddie realized that silence during bullying is wrong. Peggy and Maddie went to Boggins Heights to meet Wanda. Wanda’s house was empty when they reached there. Maddie promised never to ignore injustice again. Wanda sent a kind letter to the class. Wanda gifted her drawings to Peggy and Maddie. The drawings looked exactly like Peggy and Maddie. Wanda forgave the girls despite their rude behavior. Maddie finally believed that Wanda ...
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  NCERT English Class 10th The Hundred Dresses – Part 1 Detailed Summary The Hundred Dresses is written by Eleanor Estes. The story is about a poor Polish girl named Wanda Petronski who becomes the target of teasing in her school. The lesson gives a strong message against bullying and teaches the importance of kindness and respect for others. Detailed Summary Wanda Petronski – A Quiet Girl Wanda Petronski was a quiet and shy girl who studied in Room Thirteen. She belonged to a poor Polish family. Her name sounded unusual to the other children, so they often laughed at her. Wanda always sat in the last row of the classroom among boys who were noisy and scored poor marks. She wore the same faded blue dress every day. Although the dress was old, it was always neat and clean. Because she wore the same dress daily, the children believed she owned only one dress. Wanda lived in Boggins Heights, a poor area where many immigrants lived. She had no close friends in school and usually remai...
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