The Hundred Dresses - I Quiz - CBSE Class 10 English
Free practice quiz: The Hundred Dresses - I (CBSE Class 10 English). 20 multiple-choice questions with answers and explanations. Play online, no sign-up needed.
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What is the primary theme explored in 'The Hundred Dresses - I'?
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Answer: B. Bullying
The primary theme in 'The Hundred Dresses - I' is bullying, focusing on how Wanda Petronski is teased by her classmates.
How does Peggy justify her actions towards Wanda?
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Answer: A. By claiming it was just a joke
Peggy claims that questioning Wanda about her dresses was just a joke and not intended to harm.
What does the teacher, Miss Mason, think about the students' behavior towards Wanda?
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Answer: C. Disapproving
Miss Mason disapproves of the students' teasing of Wanda and discusses it with them.
What literary device is primarily used in the title 'The Hundred Dresses'?
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Answer: A. Metaphor
The title uses metaphor to represent Wanda's imaginative drawings and her response to bullying.
How does the story address socio-economic disparities among students?
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Answer: A. Through outfits
Wanda's stories about her hundred dresses, despite wearing the same faded dress every day, highlight socio-economic gaps.
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Answers and explanations are in the full quiz.
- Who is the main character in 'The Hundred Dresses - I'?
- What is the significance of the 'hundred dresses' in the story?
- Which character feels guilty about teasing Wanda?
- What is Wanda's ethnic background?
- In the story, what does Wanda draw?
- What does Maddie resolve to do by the end of 'The Hundred Dresses - I'?
- Why does Wanda leave the school?
- Which artistic competition does Wanda win?
- What lesson does Peggy learn from the incident with Wanda?
- Which cultural aspect is highlighted through Wanda's character?
- What is Maddie's concern when reflecting on her actions?
- What do the dresses Wanda describes symbolize?
- What element of irony is present in the story?
- In 'The Hundred Dresses - I', how does the story reflect empathy and understanding?
- How does the theme of 'social exclusion' manifest in 'The Hundred Dresses - I'?
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