How the Dog Found Himself a Master Quiz - CBSE Class 6 English

Free practice quiz: How the Dog Found Himself a Master (CBSE Class 6 English). 20 multiple-choice questions with answers and explanations. Play online, no sign-up needed.

This CBSE Class 6 English practice quiz has 20 multiple-choice questions on How the Dog Found Himself a Master, and 20 of them come with an explanation. Try the 5 sample questions below (tap an option to check yourself), then play the full quiz online. No sign-up needed.

Sample questions

1. What is the main theme of the story 'How the Dog Found Himself a Master'?

   1. Friendship
   2. Survival
   3. Loyalty
   4. Self-discovery
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   Answer: D. Self-discovery

   The main theme of the story is self-discovery as the dog learns about himself and what he truly desires.

2. What lesson does the dog learn about masters?

   1. All masters are kind
   2. Only some can be trusted
   3. He should choose wisely
   4. Masters are always strong
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   Answer: C. He should choose wisely

   The dog learns that he needs to choose his master based on kindness and how they treat animals.

3. What does the story suggest about loyalty?

   1. It is not important
   2. It is a choice
   3. It is forced
   4. It is automatic
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   Answer: B. It is a choice

   The dog's loyalty is portrayed as a choice made based on respect and love for the master he chooses.

4. What does the dog learn about freedom by the end of his journey?

   1. Freedom is useless
   2. Freedom comes with responsibilities
   3. He should avoid freedom
   4. Freedom is a burden
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   Answer: B. Freedom comes with responsibilities

   By the end of the journey, the dog learns that true freedom is linked with the responsibility of choosing and being loyal to a master.

5. In the story, how many times does the dog switch between potential masters before committing?

   1. Once
   2. Twice
   3. Three times
   4. Four times
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   Answer: C. Three times

   The dog goes through three different masters before he finally settles with the one who treats him right.

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Answers and explanations are in the full quiz.

1. Who does the dog initially belong to in the story?
2. What difficulty does the dog face while searching for a master?
3. Which character does the dog end up with at the conclusion of the story?
4. How does the dog first try to find a master?
5. What could be a possible reason for the dog's journey?
6. Why does the dog leave the man at first?
7. How does the dog demonstrate self-awareness during his journey?
8. In a word problem, if the dog met 5 different potential masters and chose 1, what fraction of potential masters did he choose?
9. If each master treated the dog 3 different ways, and the dog had to choose based on the best treatment from among 5 masters, how many treatment options did he have?
10. In the context of the story, what does the dog’s relationship with the man illustrate about companionship?
11. If the dog's journey involved walking 2 kilometers a day, and he walked for 10 days, how many kilometers did he cover?
12. How does the story illustrate the concept of choice in relationships?
13. What responsibility does the dog take by the end of the story?
14. If the dog were to find 7 masters but only liked 1, what percentage of the masters did he like?
15. In terms of relationship dynamics, what does the dog's story reveal about loyalty and choice?

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