I Pick the statement that is TRUE, according to the information given in the extract.Ī) Wanda won the prize because she had submitted a variety of entries.ī) Wanda would have still won the prize even if she had submitted just one entry.Ĭ) Wanda won the prize because the majority of judges were women.ĭ) Wanda would have still won the prize if she had drawn something else. Now class, you may file around the room quietly and look at her exquisite drawings.” Unfortunately, Wanda has been absent from school for some days and is not here to receive the applause that is due to her. I am very happy to say that Wanda Petronski is the winner of the girls’ medal. (B) “In the opinion of the judges, any one of the drawings is worthy of winning the prize. Vi) d The Hundred Dresses Class 10 Important MCQ | CBSE Question Bank Iii) d (There is a printing mistake regarding this answer on CBSE’s website.) Vi Which of the following images showcase ‘hopscotch’? V Regarding Wanda being teased, Miss Mason wasĪ) in denial that such behaviour was possible by her students.ī) aware, but didn’t want to discuss it with the students.Ĭ) unaware that the students were frequently teasing Wanda.ĭ) of the belief that such behaviour was a normal part of growing up. This was so because she knew thatĪ) she was being picked on and it was probably her defence.ī) confessing the truth would probably worsen the situation.Ĭ) she didn’t know how else to get out of that situation.ĭ) sticking to an unexpected answer would get her the attention she needed.

Iv Why was Wanda’s answer to Peggy’s question always the same? Pick the LEAST probable reason. Iii Pick the option of having the words that DO NOT loosely match the word, ‘closet’, from those given.ġ) wardrobe 2) loft 3) cabinet 4) cupboard 5) porch 6) cellar I The ‘most courteous manner’ here means that Peggy wasĪ) she wanted to push her away from the scene.ī) she disliked her friend being distracted then.Ĭ) she was teasing Wanda and wanted her to make others pay attention.ĭ) she was teasing Wanda and didn’t want anyone there to miss the ‘fun’.

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