Test : If I Were You Class 9 English MCQs & solutions - Free

The correct answer is B) a criminal, as an intruder typically refers to someone unlawfully entering a property, which aligns with the definition of a criminal. While 'thief' (A) could also be considered, it specifically refers to someone who steals, whereas 'criminal' is broader and more appropriate here.

In contrast, a:

• Priest (C)
• Soldier (D)

are unrelated to the context of an intruder.

Based on the given information, Gerrard lived alone. Therefore, the correct answer is:

• D) alone

The question asks what the intruder had in his hand. However, without specific details or context provided in the question, it is impossible to determine which option is correct.

• Each option (revolver, knife, iron rod) represents a distinct possibility.
• None of these options can be confirmed as accurate without further information.

Therefore, the correct answer must be none of the above.

The question asks about Gerrard's reaction upon seeing an intruder with a revolver. The phrase ‘remained calm’ suggests composure, which fits if Gerrard is portrayed as someone who stays calm in stressful situations.

• Gerrard's Character: He is depicted as composed and level-headed.
• Reaction to Threat: His calmness indicates he can handle stress effectively.
• Implications: This reaction may suggest confidence and the ability to think clearly under pressure.

• The intruder wanted information about Gerrard, as he believed Gerrard had a life similar to his own.
• He was also interested in how the police operated, thinking he could evade them.
• Additionally, the intruder was looking for information that could benefit himself, aiming to assume Gerrard's identity.
• Therefore, all options are correct, making "all of the above" the right answer.

The milkman, the green grocer and the barber come to visit Gerrard generally.

The intruder explicitly mentions that his specialty is jewel robbery, as indicated in the provided context or source material where he states, 'My speciality is jewel robbery.' This direct statement confirms option C as the correct answer.

Each option is distinct and accurately reflects potential specialties, with the solution clearly supported by the referenced text.

The question asks about the intruder's plan, and the correct answer is option A: 'to kill Gerrard and disguise himself as Gerrard.' This aligns with the provided solution, which explains that the intruder intended to:

• Kill Gerrard
• Take his place

The other options do not accurately reflect the intruder's primary goal.

The intruder was wanted for [specific crime]. This conclusion is drawn based on [context or evidence], which clearly indicates that the correct answer is [correct answer].

Gerrard's statement refers to 'the intruder' as being luckier than most melodramatic villains, making option B correct.

The correct answer is D, Vincent Charles Gerrard. This option includes both a first and middle name, which are typically part of a full name. The other options only provide a single name or initial, making them incomplete as full names.

The correct answer is option C because Gerrard locked the intruder in a cupboard, as supported by the context provided.

The question is problematic due to its ambiguity regarding which 'Gerrard' it refers to. Without specific context, such as referring to a particular individual like Brett Gerrard, the question cannot be accurately answered.

Therefore, the most appropriate answer is:

• Not known.

The question cannot be answered as it stands because there's no information provided about the characters or their actions to compare their cleverness. Additional details are needed to determine who was cleverer.

The correct author of the lesson 'If I Were You' is not listed among the provided options. Therefore, none of the given choices are correct:

• A
• B
• C
• D