Test: Who Did Patrick's Homework - 1 - Class 6 MCQ

Patrick never did his homework because he hated homework. He preferred to spend his time playing and watching TV rather than completing his assignments.

Patrick found his cat playing with a little doll, which turned out to be a tiny man, an elf who was in danger.

The correct answer is B: A tiniest size man.

- In this scenario, the tiniest size man is likely to be the one who yelled "save me" because of his small stature, which would make him more vulnerable.
- The concept here plays with the idea that a small or tiny individual might need saving more urgently than others due to their size.
- This choice aligns with the common trope in stories where small or tiny characters are often portrayed as needing assistance or protection.

The meaning of the word "ignoramus" is a person who is an ignorant person, who lacks education In the story, the elf calls Patrick an ignoramus, implying that he is uneducated.

When Patrick grabbed the little doll, he was surprised to see the tiniest man, an elf, who was struggling to get free from his cat.

Patrick played hockey and baseball, as mentioned in the story. He enjoyed spending time playing sports rather than doing his homework.

Patrick was out of luck in Maths, as it was a subject he struggled with and couldn't understand the concepts.

Slyly means Secretively.

The phrasal verb 'staying up nights' means remaining awake at night. In the story, Patrick stayed up nights to help the elf with his homework.

Patrick's homework was done by the him itself.

The elf was free to go when the last day of school arrived, as that was when the wish would be fulfilled, and he would no longer have to do Patrick's homework.

The tiniest man, the elf, wore an old-fashioned wool shirt, britches, and a high tall hat, which were described as his attire in the story.

The little man granted Patrick a wish because Patrick saved his life from a cat, who was playing with him like a toy.

When Patrick asked the little man to do all his homework, the tiniest man kicked his legs, doubled his fists, grimaced, and scowled, showing his displeasure at the request.

The meaning of the word 'shrieked' is to cry out or make a loud, high-pitched sound. In the story, Patrick shrieked when he first saw the tiny man, as he was surprised and alarmed by the sight.

Patrick initially thought his cat was playing with a doll, but to his surprise, it turned out to be a tiny man of the smallest size.

The little man promised to grant Patrick a wish in return for being saved from the cat. This led to the agreement where the little man would do Patrick's homework.

Patrick's wish was for the little man to do all of his homework until the end of the semester, which was 35 days, in exchange for granting the little man's freedom.

The little man needed Patrick’s help in Maths, English and History.

Patrick helped the little man with his homework by doing all the reading, and writing himself, which ultimately improved his own skills and grades.

In the end, it was revealed that Patrick had actually done his own homework, despite initially thinking that the little man had been completing it for him.

The little elf found times tables challenging, as it was a concept unfamiliar to him as an elf.

Patrick's grades improved significantly with the little man's help, leading to a positive change in how he was perceived by his classmates and teachers.

Patrick's attitude and behavior changed positively. He became more responsible, diligent, and respectful, showcasing a transformation in his character.

The story highlights the importance of taking responsibility for one's own tasks and the value of hard work in achieving success, even when faced with challenges.