A Hero Class 6 Worksheet English Buzzword

Q1: Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)

(i) For Swami, events took an unexpected turn in the beginning of the story suggests that:
(a) Father always did the unexpected.
(b) Swami did not ever know what Father said.
(c) Swami least expected Father to react that way.
(d) Father always gave Swami examples of other students.
Ans: (c) 

(ii) Father's intent in telling Swami the story was to:
(a) ridicule Swami's childish habits.
(b) mock Swami's cowardice.
(c) tell Granny to not indulge him.
(d) help Swami become brave and courageous.
Ans: (d) 

(iii) Swami's father said: "Leave alone strength, can you prove you have courage?" Father was:
(a) joking.
(b) serious.
(c) challenging.
(d) commanding.
Ans: (c) 

Q2: Fill in the Blanks

(i) Swami's father believed that __________ was more important than strength or age.
Ans: courage

(ii) Swami tried to avoid sleeping alone in the office room by talking about the __________ cluc.
Ans: cricket

(iii) Swami's father insisted that he should learn not to be afraid of __________.
Ans: darkness

(iv) Swami felt cut off from humanity and was pained and angry at his father's __________.
Ans: cruelty

(v) Swami's father warned him not to roll up his bed and go to his granny's side at night, or else he would become the laughing stock of his __________.
Ans: school

Q3: Match the Column (In a Table)

Match the items from Column A with the appropriate items in Column B.

Ans:

Q4: True or False

(i) Swami's father thought that courage was more important than strength or age. (True/False)
Ans: True

(ii) Swami's mother did not agree with her husband's decision to make Swami sleep alone. (True/False)
Ans: True

(iii) Swami successfully slept alone in his father's office room the first night. (True/False)
Ans: False

(iv) Swami's father praised him for his bravery in facing the burglar. (True/False)
Ans: True

(v) Swami wanted to become a police officer when he grew up. (True/False)
Ans: False