Test: Three Men Pack for a Trip - Class 6 MCQ

Montmorency, the dog, makes packing harder by sitting on things, playing with jam, and chasing teaspoons and lemons. His naughty behavior adds funny moments to the story and shows that unexpected problems can make simple tasks tricky.

Packing gets messy because the friends don’t work as a team. They make mistakes like breaking a cup, squashing jam, and stepping on butter. Montmorency adds to the chaos, but the main problem is that the friends don’t plan or help each other well.

The story shows that good teamwork makes tasks like packing easier. When the friends don’t work together well, they make mistakes and create a mess. This teaches us to share work and help each other.

George and Harris try to pack the hampers but make a mess. They break a cup, squash jam, and step on butter. Their mistakes show that packing is hard when you don’t work carefully as a team.

The friends finish packing at 12:50 a.m. This late time shows they took too long because they made lots of mistakes and didn’t plan well.

The narrator J. starts packing the Gladstone bag because he thinks he’s good at it. But he forgets things like his boots and toothbrush, which shows that being too confident can lead to mistakes.

The story teaches that being too confident can cause mistakes. The narrator thinks he’s great at packing but forgets important things like boots and his toothbrush. This shows we need to be careful and check our work.

The narrator J. forgets to pack his boots and toothbrush at first. These mistakes make packing harder and add funny moments to the story, showing why we need to plan carefully.

At the end, the friends are tired from all the packing mess but hope nothing is broken. This shows they worked hard and are ready for bed, but still look forward to their trip.

In the story, “victuals” means food and drink. This word shows that the friends needed to pack food carefully for their boating trip.