Test: Whatif- 3 - Class 6 MCQ

The narrator's mind is filled with doubts and fears at night, as she imagines various unpleasant situations that could happen to her.

The narrator wonders what would happen if she loses her power to speak, which is one of her many fears.

The narrator worries that the school might close the swimming pool, which seems to be something she enjoys.

The narrator fears that she may get sick and die, which is one of the more extreme concerns she has at night.

The narrator fears that she may fail in the examination, which shows her concern about her academic performance.

The narrator fears that she may stop growing in height, which is a common concern for young people.

The narrator fears that she might be hit by lightning, which is one of the many unlikely scenarios she worries about.

The narrator fears that her teeth may grow irregularly, which is a concern for many young people as they grow.

The narrator worries that she may never learn to dance, which shows her desire to learn and participate in various activities.

When the narrator wakes up in the morning, everything seems fine and normal, which contrasts with her fears at night. However, her fears return at night again.