NCERT English Class 10th – A Triumph of Surgery Detailed Summary Introduction “A Triumph of Surgery” is a humorous and touching story written by James Herriot. The story shows the harmful effects of overfeeding pets and explains how love without discipline can spoil animals. It also highlights the intelligence of dogs and the importance of proper care and exercise. The main characters are: Dr. Herriot – a veterinary doctor Mrs. Pumphrey – a rich lady who loves her dog too much Tricki – a small dog spoiled by excessive pampering Detailed Summary Mrs. Pumphrey and Tricki Dr. Herriot met Mrs. Pumphrey while walking. She was worried about her dog, Tricki . Tricki had become very fat and unhealthy. His eyes looked dull, and he had no energy. His tongue hung out, and he seemed lazy all the time. Dr. Herriot immediately understood the reason for Tricki’s poor health. Mrs. Pumphrey loved him too much and constantly fed him rich food like: cream cakes chocolates malt Horlicks eggs wi...
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NCERT English Class 10th – Footprints Without Feet MCQs

Footprints Without Feet
Author: H. G. Wells

Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)

1. Who was Griffin?

A. A doctor
B. A scientist
C. A teacher
D. A lawyer

Answer: B. A scientist

2. What special discovery did Griffin make?

A. Time machine
B. Flying machine
C. Invisibility formula
D. Robot machine

Answer: C. Invisibility formula

3. Why did Griffin set fire to his landlord’s house?

A. To cook food
B. Out of anger
C. By mistake
D. To keep warm

Answer: B. Out of anger

4. Why did Griffin remove his clothes after the fire?

A. To wash them
B. To sell them
C. To become invisible
D. To dry them

Answer: C. To become invisible

5. Where did Griffin go after leaving the house?

A. Paris
B. Delhi
C. London
D. Mumbai

Answer: C. London

6. Why did Griffin enter a London store?

A. To buy clothes
B. To steal food and clothes
C. To meet a friend
D. To work there

Answer: B. To steal food and clothes

7. What did Griffin steal from the theatrical shop?

A. Gold
B. Books
C. Clothes and bandages
D. Furniture

Answer: C. Clothes and bandages

8. In which village did Griffin stay?

A. Iping
B. Oxford
C. Bristol
D. Dover

Answer: A. Iping

9. What was the name of the inn?

A. Red Lion
B. Coach and Horses
C. King Palace
D. Blue Star

Answer: B. Coach and Horses

10. Why did Mrs Hall think Griffin was strange?

A. He shouted loudly
B. He never talked
C. He covered his face completely
D. He danced in public

Answer: C. He covered his face completely

11. Who was Mrs Hall?

A. Griffin’s sister
B. The innkeeper
C. A police officer
D. A scientist

Answer: B. The innkeeper

12. What happened in the clergyman’s house?

A. A fire broke out
B. Money was stolen
C. A fight happened
D. Griffin slept there

Answer: B. Money was stolen

13. Why could nobody see the thief?

A. It was dark
B. The thief ran away
C. Griffin was invisible
D. Everyone was sleeping

Answer: C. Griffin was invisible

14. What happened when the policeman tried to arrest Griffin?

A. Griffin cried
B. Griffin disappeared
C. Griffin ran outside
D. Griffin fought with him

Answer: B. Griffin disappeared

15. What kind of person was Griffin?

A. Honest and kind
B. Lawless and selfish
C. Friendly and caring
D. Lazy and weak

Answer: B. Lawless and selfish

16. What is the main theme of the story?

A. Importance of money
B. Love for science
C. Misuse of science
D. Adventure journey

Answer: C. Misuse of science

17. What lesson does the story teach?

A. Science should be used responsibly
B. Invisible people are dangerous
C. Anger is good
D. Crime always helps people

Answer: A. Science should be used responsibly

Assertion and Reason MCQs

18. Assertion: Griffin was a brilliant scientist.

Reason: He discovered how to make himself invisible.

A. Both A and R are true, and R is the correct explanation of A.
B. Both A and R are true, but R is not the correct explanation of A.
C. A is true, but R is false.
D. A is false, but R is true.

Answer: A. Both A and R are true, and R is the correct explanation of A.

19. Assertion: Griffin was disliked by people.

Reason: He used his discovery for criminal activities.

A. Both A and R are true, and R is the correct explanation of A.
B. Both A and R are true, but R is not the correct explanation of A.
C. A is true, but R is false.
D. A is false, but R is true.

Answer: A. Both A and R are true, and R is the correct explanation of A.

Important Exam Facts

  • Author: H. G. Wells

  • Main Character: Griffin

  • Story Type: Science Fiction

  • Theme: Misuse of science and power

  • Important Place: London and Iping village

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