Bholi Class 10 English S R Test 1

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Bholi Class 10 English S R  Test 1


1. Why was Sulekha called "Bholi"?

  • A. Because she was very intelligent
  • B. Because she was neglected and simple-minded
  • C. Because she was good at school
  • D. Because she was the youngest in the family

2. Why did Bholi's teacher take special interest in her?

  • A. Because she was the smartest in the class
  • B. Because she was obedient and disciplined
  • C. Because she wanted to help her overcome her challenges
  • D. Because she was the teacher's relative

3. What was Bholi's biggest challenge at school?

  • A. Learning to read and write
  • B. Making friends with other girls
  • C. Overcoming her fear of the teacher
  • D. Dealing with her stammering and lack of confidence

4. Why did Bholi's father agree to send her to school?

  • A. Because he wanted her to get a good education
  • B. Because the Tehsildar insisted on sending girls to school
  • C. Because her mother forced him to do so
  • D. Because he hoped it would improve her chances of marriage

5. What was Bholi's initial reaction to going to school?

  • A. She was excited and eager to learn
  • B. She was confused and didn't understand why
  • C. She was indifferent and didn't care
  • D. She was afraid and resisted going

6. What changed Bholi's perception of school on her first day?

  • A. The colorful pictures on the wall
  • B. The presence of other girls her age
  • C. The kind and encouraging teacher
  • D. The delicious lunch served at school

7. What did Bholi hope to achieve by going to school?

  • A. To learn to speak fluently
  • B. To make many friends
  • C. To become the smartest girl in the class
  • D. To earn respect and overcome ridicule

8. Why did Bholi's parents accept Bishamber's marriage proposal?

  • A. Because he was rich and had a good reputation
  • B. Because he loved Bholi despite her flaws
  • C. Because he didn't ask for dowry
  • D. Because Bholi insisted on marrying him

9. Why did Bholi refuse to marry Bishamber at the wedding?

  • A. Because she didn't like his looks
  • B. Because she found out he was already married
  • C. Because he demanded a large dowry
  • D. Because he insulted her appearance

10. How did Bholi react when she confronted Bishamber at the wedding?

  • A. She cried and begged him to accept her
  • B. She slapped him in front of everyone
  • C. She spoke confidently and rejected him
  • D. She ran away from the wedding venue

11. What was Bholi's promise to her parents after the failed wedding?

  • A. To find a better husband on her own
  • B. To never get married
  • C. To take care of them in their old age
  • D. To become a teacher like her school teacher

12. How did Bholi's teacher react to her decision at the wedding?

  • A. She scolded Bholi for causing a scene
  • B. She supported Bholi's courage and decision
  • C. She ignored the whole incident
  • D. She laughed at Bholi's predicament

13. What was the villagers' initial perception of Bholi?

  • A. Intelligent and witty
  • B. Beautiful and charming
  • C. Simple-minded and insignificant
  • D. Rebellious and disrespectful

14. How did Bholi change the villagers' perception of her?

  • A. By becoming a successful teacher
  • B. By getting married to a wealthy man
  • C. By winning a speech competition
  • D. By standing up for herself and speaking confidently

15. What was Bholi's nickname before she started school?

  • A. Sulekha
  • B. Radha
  • C. Champa
  • D. Bholi

16. What made Bholi's family decide to send her to school?

  • A. Her excellent academic potential
  • B. The insistence of the village head
  • C. To improve her marriage prospects
  • D. Her desire to learn to speak fluently

17. What did Bholi fear the most about going to school?

  • A. Being teased by other children
  • B. Not understanding what was taught
  • C. The strict discipline of the teachers
  • D. Being away from her family

18. What was Bholi's reaction to the other girls in her class on her first day?

  • A. She made friends immediately
  • B. She felt intimidated by them
  • C. She ignored them completely
  • D. She admired their intelligence

19. What did the teacher promise Bholi would happen if she attended school regularly?

  • A. She would become the smartest girl in the village
  • B. She would learn to speak fluently without stammering
  • C. She would be promoted to the next class quickly
  • D. She would receive special privileges

20. What did Bholi think of her appearance at the wedding?

  • A. She felt beautiful and confident
  • B. She was ashamed of her pock-marked face
  • C. She was indifferent to her appearance
  • D. She wanted to hide her face with a veil

21. Why did Bishamber Nath demand money from Bholi's father at the wedding?

  • A. To show off his wealth
  • B. To insult Bholi and her family
  • C. To buy gifts for Bholi
  • D. To cover wedding expenses

22. How did Bholi respond to the demands made by Bishamber Nath at the wedding?

  • A. She agreed to his demands
  • B. She refused to get married
  • C. She ran away from the ceremony
  • D. She cried and begged for forgiveness

23. Why did Bholi's parents agree to the marriage proposal initially?

  • A. Because they wanted Bholi to be happy
  • B. Because Bishamber was their relative
  • C. Because Bishamber didn't ask for dowry
  • D. Because Bholi insisted on marrying him

24. How did Bholi's sisters feel about her on the day of the wedding?

  • A. Jealous of her luck
  • B. Proud of her bravery
  • C. Worried about her future
  • D. Indifferent to her situation

25. What did Bholi promise to do in her old age?

  • A. Start her own business
  • B. Become a famous actress
  • C. Take care of her parents
  • D. Travel around the world

26. How did Bholi's teacher feel about her decision at the wedding?

  • A. Disappointed
  • B. Proud
  • C. Angry
  • D. Indifferent

27. What was Bholi's father's reaction to her decision at the wedding?

  • A. Angry
  • B. Sad
  • C. Proud
  • D. Indifferent

28. What did Bholi's family think of her before the wedding?

  • A. They were proud of her
  • B. They were ashamed of her
  • C. They were indifferent to her
  • D. They were supportive of her

29. How did Bholi change her family's perception of her?

  • A. By becoming a teacher
  • B. By getting married
  • C. By winning a competition
  • D. By standing up for herself

30. What does Bholi decide to do at the end of the story?

  • A) Run away from home
  • B) Marry someone else
  • C) Serve her parents and teach in the school
  • D) Leave her village forever
Location: Mogalturu, Andhra Pradesh, India

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