Test: Chapter - 1, Three Men in a Boat - Class 9 MCQ

They all considered themselves to be seriously ill.

They discussed how to deal with their health problems.

George and Harris believed they suffered from fits of giddiness.

The narrator was certain that he suffered from a heart ailment.

He had been diagnosed with many illnesses before.

He had a family history of medical problems.

He had read too many patent medicine advertisements.

He had a weak immune system.

A pound of beefsteak, a pint of bitter beer every six hours, a ten-mile walk every morning, and sleep at 11 sharp every night.

A prescription medication from the chemist.

A surgery to remove the affected organ.

Rest and relaxation.

The chemist was out of stock.

The chemist didn't believe the prescription was legitimate.

The chemist didn't think the prescription was necessary.

The chemist was too busy to fill the prescription.

They took him to see a doctor.

They gave him medicine.

They gave him clumps on the side of his head.

They let him rest and relax.

They needed to seek medical attention immediately.

They needed to rest and take a holiday.

They needed to change their diet.

They needed to exercise more.

He had a fear of boats.

He had heard of negative experiences from others who had gone on sea trips.

He was afraid of getting seasick.

He didn't like the idea of being away from land.

Harris

George

The narrator

Montmorency

fits of giddiness

weak liver

arthritis

none of the above

gout

arthritis

fits of giddiness

liver ailment