Test: Pinocchio - Class 4 MCQ

The old man was puzzled because he heard the voice of queer wood, which was unusual and surprising for him.

The puppet boy started laughing before the mouth was made. This was strange and unexpected, as a puppet typically cannot laugh without a mouth.

When the puppet's hands were ready, he snatched the carpenter's wig and put it on his head. This showed the puppet's mischievous and playful nature.

When the puppet was rude and lied to someone, his nose grew longer. This was a unique feature of Pinocchio and served as a lesson for him to always tell the truth.

The legs and feet of the puppet boy were stiff, making it difficult for him to move and walk like a real boy.

The carpenter suggested that Pinocchio should go to school in order to learn and become a well-behaved boy.

The carpenter was amazed because the puppet's eyes moved, which was an unusual and unexpected occurrence for a puppet.

Pinocchio did nothing but look for fun, indicating that he was not interested in taking his education seriously and preferred to have a good time instead.

Pinocchio’s attitude towards school was that he often ran away, showing his lack of interest and commitment to his education.

Pinocchio was glad to be a real boy because it allowed him to experience life as a human and learn from his mistakes, ultimately becoming a better person.