Question Paper
Class / Subject: Class 1 (CBSE) · English
Chapter: Chapter 4 — Chapter 4: The Cap-seller and the Monkeys
Time Allowed: 32 minutes
Max Marks: 16
1. What was the cap-seller carrying? [1]
(A) Caps
(B) Fruits
(C) Books
(D) Toys
2. What did the cap-seller do under the tree? [1]
(A) Fell asleep
(B) Danced
(C) Sang a song
(D) Cooked food
3. Who took the caps while he was sleeping? [1]
(A) Monkeys
(B) Birds
(C) Other people
(D) Dogs
4. How did the cap-seller finally get his caps back? [1]
(A) He threw his cap down and the monkeys copied him
(B) He climbed the tree
(C) He asked politely
(D) He bought new caps
5. What do monkeys often do, according to this story? [1]
(A) Imitate what they see
(B) Ignore everything
(C) Sleep all day
(D) Sell caps
6. What kind of idea helped solve the problem in the story? [1]
(A) A clever idea
(B) A silly idea
(C) No idea at all
(D) An angry idea
7. How can this story be read to make it more fun? [1]
(A) With expression
(B) Very quietly with no feeling
(C) While asleep
(D) Without reading it at all
8. Where were the monkeys watching the cap-seller from? [1]
(A) The tree
(B) The ground
(C) A shop
(D) A river
9. What is an action word also called? [1]
(A) A verb
(B) A noun
(C) A colour
(D) A number
10. Which of these is an action word from the story? [1]
(A) Climb
(B) Cap
(C) Tree
(D) Monkey
11. What does the word 'sell' mean in the story? [1]
(A) To give something for money
(B) To sleep
(C) To climb
(D) To throw
12. Complete: 'The man ___ caps.' [1]
(A) sells
(B) tree
(C) monkey
(D) cap
13. Which of these is a naming word (noun) from the story? [1]
(A) Cap-seller
(B) Climb
(C) Sell
(D) Throw
14. What do naming words (nouns) do in a story? [1]
(A) Name the characters and objects
(B) Describe an action
(C) Describe a feeling only
(D) Nothing
15. Why is it useful to know both nouns and verbs from a story? [1]
(A) It helps describe events more clearly
(B) It has no use
(C) It confuses the story
(D) Only verbs matter
16. Which of these is a character (a noun) in the story? [1]
(A) The cap-seller
(B) Sell
(C) Climb
(D) Wear