Test: Malu Bhalu - 1 - Class 5 MCQ

Malu is described as brave, which aligns with option A.

• The statement "Molu was brave like her mother" suggests that Molu shares a similar quality of bravery with her mother.
• This implies that her mother is a role model for Molu, showcasing courage in various situations.
• Choosing option 1 highlights the influence of family on Molu's character development.
• In contrast, the other options do not establish a direct connection of bravery between Molu and those individuals.

The correct answer is 'Yes' because it is explicitly provided as option A in the question.

• The word "lair" refers to a hidden or secluded place where wild animals rest or live.
• Option 1, "Wild animals lying place," is correct because it captures the essence of a lair as a den or shelter.
• Other options describe unrelated concepts such as color, food, or sounds of animals, which do not match the meaning of "lair."

The correct answer isn't listed among the provided options, so 'None of these' is the appropriate choice.

• In the last two stanzas, 'she' refers to Malu. The poem focuses on her journey or actions.
• The narrative likely shifts focus onto Malu's perspective, indicating her growth or experience..

The phrase 'with all her might' indicates that Malu used a great deal of physical strength and power while swimming. This is the most accurate interpretation of the word 'might' in this context.

The question asks about Malu's demeanor when appearing shy. Among the options:

• 'Fearless' suggests confidence despite shyness, making it the most fitting choice.

The question asks whether Malu’s hair was white as snow. Based on the given information, the correct answer is 'True.'

Therefore, option A is correct.

The question 'Who clasped Malu?' does not provide sufficient context or information to determine who clasped her among the given options. Therefore, none of the provided options can be accurately identified as correct based on the information available.