Class 10 English Chapter 1 Question Answers - First Flight

Q1: What name was given by Anne to her friend?
Ans: ‘Kitty’

Q2: Why did Anne want to write a diary?
Ans: Anne wanted to write a diary because she was devoid of a single friend.

Q3: When the little girl started her diary, what was her age?
Ans: Anne was thirteen years old, when she started her diary.

Q4: What did Anne say about her family?
Ans: Anne said that she had loving parents, a sixteen year old sister, and about thirty people as her friends.

Q5: Why did Anne stay with her grandmother?
Ans: Anne had to stay with her grandmother since her parents had gone to Holland.

Q6: How many sisters Anne had?
Ans: Anne had a sister named Margot.

Q7: What happened to the grandmother of Anne?
Ans: The grandmother became ill in the summer of 1941.

Q8: Why was the whole class feeling nervous?
Ans: The whole class was feeling nervous about their result.

Q9: What had some of the students done?
Ans: Some of the students had staked their savings in the bet.

Q10: Why was Anne most worried?
Ans: Anne was most worried about her maths result.

Q11: What did Anne think of her father?
Ans: Anne thought that her father was the most adorable person.

Q12: When did Anne’s father marry?
Ans: Anne’s father married when he was thirty six years hid.

Q13: What was the name of Anne’s mother?
Ans: Edith Hollander Frank.

Q14: When did Anne’s father emigrate to Holland?
Ans: 1933.

Q15: Why did the maths teacher punish Anne?
Ans: The maths teacher punished Anne for her talkative nature.

Q16: What idea do you form of Mr Keesing?
Ans: Mr Keesing was a hard and strict person.

Q17: How did Sanne help Anne?
Ans: Sanne wrote a long poem for Anne.

Q18: What did Anne feel about paper?
Ans: Anne thought that paper had more patience than people.

Q19: What were Anne’s views about teachers?
Ans: Anne’s views about teachers were that they were the most unpredictable creatures on the earth.

Q20: What was the punishment for Anne’s talkative nature?
Ans: To write an essay on ‘A Chatterbox’.