Test: Mr Nobody - Class 2 MCQ

Mr Nobody is known for mischief, which means being naughty or causing little trouble. The poem shows he is blamed for things going wrong at home.

Shoes are not blamed on Mr Nobody. The poem talks about plates, books, and pins, but not shoes.

The poem teaches that we should not blame someone like Mr Nobody for messes we make. We should take responsibility for our own actions.

The poem shows that people often try to blame someone else, like Mr Nobody, instead of admitting they made the mess.

Mr Nobody is blamed for leaving doors partly open, which makes the house messy.

The poem says Mr Nobody tears books, which is another example of the small troubles he is blamed for.

The poem shows Mr Nobody’s mischief in a funny and playful way. It is not serious, just silly things happening at home.

Mr Nobody is a tiny, quiet man who nobody sees, but everyone blames him for the trouble at home.

“Prithee” is an old-fashioned word that means “please.” It makes the poem sound playful and polite.

Mr Nobody is blamed for the finger-marks on the door. This shows that people sometimes blame him for messes they make themselves.