English- Papas Spectacles MCQ with Answers

Question 1

What was Papa searching for?

1) His shoes

2) His spectacles

3) His newspaper

4) His chair

The poem begins with Papa searching everywhere for his spectacles.

Question 2

Where did Papa finally find his spectacles?

1) Inside his pocket

2) Near the window

3) On his head

4) Under the chair

At last, the child points out that the spectacles were right on Papa’s head.

Question 3

Without his spectacles, Papa could not ___

1) Read the newspaper

2) Drive a car

3) Go to the office

4) Play outside

The poem clearly says Papa couldn’t read the newspaper without his spectacles.

Question 4

Which of these tasks Papa could not do without his spectacles?

1) Watch TV

2) Cook rice

3) Write a letter

4) Go for a walk

The poem mentions he couldn’t watch TV or cut vegetables.

Question 5

Which word means “glanced” in the poem?

1) Watched carefully

2) Looked quickly

3) Read silently

4) Ignored

“Glanced” means to take a quick look at something.

Question 6

Which of these is a new word from the lesson?

1) Spectacles

2) Shoes

3) Toys

4) Phone

The lesson introduces “spectacles, pair, glanced, searching” as new words.

Question 7

Arrange the following in ascending order (lightest to heaviest):

1) Bedsheet → Sari → Towel → Handkerchief

2) Handkerchief → Towel → Sari → Bedsheet

3) Sari → Handkerchief → Bedsheet → Towel

4) Towel → Bedsheet → Handkerchief → Sari

Handkerchief is lightest, bed sheet is heaviest.

Question 8

Which of these spellings is correct?

1) Spactacles

2) Spektacles

3) Spectacles

4) Spectecles

The correct spelling given is “spectacles.”

Question 9

Fill in the blank: “a pair of ________.”

1) Fruits

2) Shoes

3) Pencil

4) Chair

Example given in the book: “a pair of shoes.”

Question 10

The opposite of “inside” is—

1) Small

2) Near

3) Outside

4) Big

The clue was “Not inside, play ______.” The answer is “outside.”

Question 11

What is the meaning of “pair” in the lesson?

1) A single item

2) Two things used together

3) A group of four

4) Something heavy

“Pair” is used for two items like shoes, spectacles, socks, etc.