The Book That Saved The Earth. Class 10 Test 1

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The Book That Saved The Earth. Comprehension 1


1. What is the setting of the play "The Book That Saved The Earth"?

  • A. The 21st century
  • B. The 25th century
  • C. The 20th century
  • D. The future

2. Who is referred to as the "Great and Mighty Think-Tank"?

  • A. Historian
  • B. Lieutenant Iota
  • C. Sergeant Oop
  • D. Captain Omega

3. What is the role of Apprentice Noodle in the play?

  • A. Historian's assistant
  • B. Think-Tank's assistant
  • C. Captain Omega's assistant
  • D. Lieutenant Iota's assistant

4. Why was the 20th century called the "Era of the Book" according to the Historian?

  • A. Because of the invention of the printing press
  • B. Due to the popularity and abundance of books
  • C. Because books were used for decoration
  • D. Because it was the peak of book-banning

5. What event does the play depict in the year 2040?

  • A. Martian invasion of Earth
  • B. Earth's colonization of Mars
  • C. Interstellar peace treaty
  • D. Galactic Olympics

6. What is Think-Tank's main intention towards Earth?

  • A. Destruction
  • B. Colonization
  • C. Diplomatic alliance
  • D. Cultural exchange

7. What does Think-Tank use to communicate with his space probe?

  • A. Radio waves
  • B. Satellite dish
  • C. Telepathy
  • D. Laser beams

8. What does Think-Tank consult before planning the invasion?

  • A. A crystal ball
  • B. A holographic map
  • C. A mirror
  • D. A time machine

9. How does Think-Tank view Martians compared to Earthlings?

  • A. Superior
  • B. Inferior
  • C. Equal
  • D. Identical

10. Who ultimately prevents the Martian invasion according to the Historian?

  • A. Lieutenant Iota
  • B. Sergeant Oop
  • C. Captain Omega
  • D. A single book

11. What was unique about the book that stopped the Martian invasion?

  • A. It contained advanced military strategies
  • B. It was written in Martian language
  • C. It held knowledge about Earth's weaknesses
  • D. It was a book of nursery rhymes

12. How does Think-Tank react when the mirror answers slowly?

  • A. He ignores it
  • B. He smacks it
  • C. He upgrades it
  • D. He praises it

13. What does Noodle aspire to have like Think-Tank?

  • A. A large brain
  • B. A powerful spaceship
  • C. A majestic robe
  • D. A magical mirror

14. What is Noodle's role in Think-Tank's plans?

  • A. He controls the space probe
  • B. He prepares invasion strategies
  • C. He entertains Think-Tank
  • D. He operates the mirror

15. What does the Historian show the audience using the historiscope?

  • A. A documentary about Mars
  • B. The Martian invasion plan
  • C. Historical footage of the 20th century
  • D. Think-Tank's mirror consultations

16. According to Think-Tank, what is Earth considered in Martian perspective?

  • A. A scientific marvel
  • B. A tiny ball of mud
  • C. A cultural treasure
  • D. A diplomatic challenge

17. What does Think-Tank admire about himself in the mirror?

  • A. His intelligence
  • B. His robe
  • C. His spaceship
  • D. His appearance

18. Who narrates the events of the 25th century in the play?

  • A. Lieutenant Iota
  • B. Think-Tank
  • C. Noodle
  • D. Historian

19. How does Think-Tank address Earth in his communications?

  • A. As an enemy planet
  • B. As a potential ally
  • C. As a conquered territory
  • D. As a "ridiculous little planet

20. What is the central theme of "The Book That Saved The Earth"?

  • A. Interstellar warfare
  • B. Cultural exchange
  • C. Importance of books
  • D. Technological advancements

21. What does Sergeant Oop initially think books are?

  • a) Weapons
  • b) Hats
  • c) Food
  • d) Communication devices

22. What does Think-Tank first assume the library is?

  • a) A weapon storage unit
  • b) A haberdashery
  • c) A refreshment stand
  • d) A secret military base

23. What does Think-Tank call the books?

  • a) Hats
  • b) Sandwiches
  • c) Weapons
  • d) Tools

24. Who is ordered to eat the "sandwich" first?

  • a) Captain Omega
  • b) Lieutenant Iota
  • c) Sergeant Oop
  • d) Noodle

25. How does Sergeant Oop react after trying to eat the book?

  • a) He finds it delicious
  • b) He says it is too spicy
  • c) He says it is dry as Martian dust
  • d) He enjoys the taste

26. What does Noodle suggest the books might be used for?

  • a) Weapons
  • b) Communication devices
  • c) Shields
  • d) Toys

27. What does Think-Tank order the crew to do after Noodle’s suggestion?

  • a) Burn the books
  • b) Listen to the books
  • c) Send the books to Mars
  • d) Eat more books

28. Why does Think-Tank believe the books are for "eye communication"?

  • a) He sees pictures and writing in them
  • b) He hears sounds from them
  • c) He sees Earthlings wearing them
  • d) He notices they glow in the dark

29. Which book do the Martians examine closely?

  • a) An encyclopedia
  • b) A cookbook
  • c) Mother Goose
  • d) A history book

30. What does Think-Tank conclude from the nursery rhyme Mistress Mary, Quite Contrary?

  • a) Earthlings grow metal crops
  • b) Earthlings love poetry
  • c) Earthlings are weak
  • d) Earthlings use magic

31. What does Think-Tank assume from Hey Diddle Diddle?

  • a) Earth animals can play music
  • b) Earth animals can fly to the moon
  • c) Earthlings are preparing for war
  • d) Earth is a peaceful place

32. Why does Think-Tank panic after reading Humpty Dumpty?

  • a) He believes Earthlings are invading Mars
  • b) He thinks the poem is a secret code
  • c) He sees Humpty Dumpty’s image and thinks it's him
  • d) He realizes books are more powerful than he thought

33. What does Think-Tank decide to do after reading Humpty Dumpty?

  • a) Continue the invasion
  • b) Retreat from Earth
  • c) Send more Martians
  • d) Destroy all books on Earth

34. Where does Think-Tank order the Martians to evacuate to?

  • a) The Moon
  • b) Mars Central Control
  • c) Alpha Centauri
  • d) Jupiter

35. What does the Historian say happened 500 years later?

  • a) Mars attacked Earth again
  • b) Earthlings and Martians became friends
  • c) Martians forgot about Earth
  • d) Think-Tank returned to Earth

36. Who replaces Think-Tank as the Martian leader?

  • a) Captain Omega
  • b) Lieutenant Iota
  • c) Noodle
  • d) Sergeant Oop

37. What do Earthlings teach Martians after peace is established?

  • a) How to build spaceships
  • b) How to read books
  • c) How to invade planets
  • d) How to write nursery rhymes

38. Which book do Martians refuse to read even after learning to read?

  • a) The Martian Chronicles
  • b) Mother Goose
  • c) The Earthling Encyclopedia
  • d) The War of the Worlds

39. What is the main theme of the play?

  • a) Power of intelligence
  • b) Importance of war
  • c) Fear of technology
  • d) Misinterpretation leading to humor

40. Why does Think-Tank’s invasion fail?

  • a) Earth has advanced weapons
  • b) The Martians misunderstand books
  • c) Earth fights back
  • d) The Martians run out of supplies
Location: Mogalturu, Andhra Pradesh, India

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