Test: Flying Together - 2 - Class 5 MCQ

Muttered means spoken in a low tone: When someone mutters, they speak quietly and indistinctly, often in a way that is hard to hear or understand clearly.

When the hunter thought the geese were dead, he threw them out of the net. This mistake allowed the geese to escape and avoid being captured.

The plural of "goose" is B: Geese.

- When a noun ending in "s" forms its plural, it becomes "geese" in English.
- The word "gooses" is incorrect as it does not follow the standard rule for pluralizing nouns ending in "s."
- "Geeses" and "Goosse" are also incorrect forms.
- Therefore, the correct plural form of "goose" is "geese."

The old bird wanted the creeper to be destroyed because it could help a hunter climb up the tree and harm the geese. Thus, the statement is false.

When the hunter thought the geese were dead, he threw them out of the net one by one. This action was based on his assumption that the geese were no longer alive, which allowed them to escape.

The geese ignored the wise old bird’s warning and decided to observe the creeper’s growth, thinking it was too small to be a problem at that time.

The hunter planned to catch the geese when they returned in the evening, using the creeper to climb up the tree where the geese lived.

The geese pretended to be dead because they knew the hunter wouldn’t want dead birds. This trick helped them avoid being caught.

The geese lived on the top of a tree. This high position kept them safe and out of reach from most dangers.

A creeper is a plant that needs support to grow, like climbing up a tree or a wall. It spreads along the ground or climbs up things to find more space to grow.