Test: My Brother’s Great Invention - Class 7 MCQ

• Boppa was never seen again after the incident in Anand's room.
• Anand believed that the time machine had sent him back in time, adding a layer of mystery and humor to the story
• It leaves readers wondering about the fate of the intruder.

• Anand's burglar alarm was designed to drop water on a thief when the door opened.
• However, it failed to differentiate between a thief and a family member, leading to their father being drenched instead.
• This incident highlights the challenges and humorous consequences of Anand's inventive spirit.

• Anand's mother influenced the situation by convincing their father to at least look at the time machine later
• This showed her support for Anand's creativity and willingness to engage with his inventions.

• Anand's inventions frequently led to trouble, as seen with the burglar alarm and the time machine.
• This part of the story shows that creativity can be unexpected and sometimes lead to funny results, even when we try our best.

• After the incident, their father decided to dismantle the time machine, deeming it too dangerous. 
• His Father dismantled it.

• The neighbors found Boppa's green scarf on the floor but no sign of Boppa himself.
• This detail added to the mystery of the event and left the adults puzzled about what had transpired in Anand's room.

• Anand's character represents the spirit of creativity and innovation, showcasing how a young mind can be full of ideas and a desire to invent.
• His adventures, despite their humorous failures, celebrate the joy of exploration and experimentation.

• After dismantling the time machine, Anand quickly moved on to building a device to contact aliens.
• This demonstrates his relentless creativity and eagerness to explore new ideas, regardless of previous failures.

• Anand was inspired to build a time machine after watching the movie "Back to the Future."
• This reflects how popular culture can influence creativity and innovation, particularly in young inventors like Anand.

• The story teaches that mistakes can lead to unexpected solutions and that creativity and imagination are valuable, even when inventions don't work out as planned.
• This encourages a positive outlook on experimentation and innovation.

Anita and Anand persuaded their parents to let them stay home alone while their parents attended a wedding.

• Anand's quick thinking benefited both him and Anita when he misled the intruder by directing him to his own room instead of their father's.
• This showcased Anand's ability to think on his feet during a crisis.