MCQ Class 12 English Chapter 3 Deep Water Flamingo Advertisement MCQ’s For All Chapters – Flamingo Class 12th 1. At the end of the experience, Douglas felt(a) happy (b) released (c) sad (d) victoriousQuestion 1 of 302. ‘All we have to fear is fear itself. Who said these words?(a) Douglas (b) his instructor (c) his father (d) President RoosevelQuestion 2 of 303. ‘What do you think you can do to me’? These words were spoken by Douglas to(a) a shark (b) to his enemy (c) to the boy who pushed him (d) to terrorQuestion 3 of 304. Whenever terror struck again, Douglas would start(a) shouting (b) laughing (c) crying (d) talking to terrorQuestion 4 of 305. Douglas had to repeat exhaling and inhaling exercises(a) hundred times (b) forty times (c) fifty times (d) ten timesQuestion 5 of 306. He practised in the pool(a) ten times a week (b) five days a week (c) twice a week (d) thrice a weekQuestion 6 of 307. After being haunted by fear for many years Douglas decided to learn to swim. He took the help of(a) his mother (b) his father (c) a friend (d) an instructorQuestion 7 of 308. When he regained consciousness, he(a) laughed at his experience (b) had 104° F fever (c) shook and cried and didn’t eat anything (d) told his mother about his misadventureQuestion 8 of 309. Douglas went down towards the bottom(a) only once (b) twice (c) thrice (d) five timesQuestion 9 of 3010. The water in the pool had a(a) dirty yellow tinge (b) a blue reflection (c) green colour (d) no colourQuestion 10 of 3011. When Douglas tried to yell(a) everyone came to his rescue (b) no sound came out (c) his father arrived (d) the lifeguard dived to save him up, they hung asQuestion 11 of 3012. The nine feet seemed to Douglas like(a) hundred feet (b) ninety feet (c) fifty feet (d) twenty-five feetQuestion 12 of 3013. Though Douglas was frightened, he was not(a) afraid to die (b) going to survive (c) out of his wits (d) able to shout for helpQuestion 13 of 3014. Douglas calls him a(a) nasty human being (b) a brute (c) a beautiful physical specimen (d) a big bullyQuestion 14 of 3015. The misadventure at the Y.M.C.A pool happened when(a) Douglas was accompanied by friends (b) he was with his father (c) he was alone (d) he was with his motherQuestion 15 of 3016. The incident in childhood had taken place at the beach in(a) Florida (b) Washington (c) New York (d) CaliforniaQuestion 16 of 3017. The pool’s depth at the deep end was(a) twenty feet (b) nine feet (c) six feet (d) eight feetQuestion 17 of 3018. His mother warned him against swimming in the Yakima River because it had(a) strong currents (b) it was meant only for boating (c) many people had drowned there (d) it had no lifeguards aroundQuestion 18 of 3019. The writer decided to learn to swim when he was about(a) ten or eleven years old (b) fifteen or sixteen years old (c) twenty years old (d) eighteen years oldQuestion 19 of 3020. William Douglas was a friend and adviser of(a) President Kennedy (b) President Cleveland (c) President Roosevelt (d) President ClintonQuestion 20 of 3021. Where was the lake Wentworth?(a) In New Hampshire (b) in Washington (c) in California (d) in Washington D.CQuestion 21 of 3022. How did Douglas make sure that he had conquered the old terror?(a) By visiting California (b) By jumping into the waters (c) By taking a lesson from the instructor (d) By swimming into the lake WentworthQuestion 22 of 3023. Why was Douglas determined to get over his fear of water?(a) because he wanted to swim in the waters of the Cascade (b) because his friend had challenged him (c) because he had a bet on it (d) because he wanted to win a medalQuestion 23 of 3024. Why did Douglas hire an instructor?(a) To be confident in swimming (b) To compete with others (c) To flaunt (d) To overcome his fear of water and learn swimmingQuestion 24 of 3025. Why did Douglas hate to walk with bare legs?(a) Ugly looking legs (b) Fat legs (c) Because of skin color (d) Because of skinny legsQuestion 25 of 3026. What was the impact of the pool incident?(a) Developed fear (b) Became confident (c) Became overconfident (d) Hydrophobia was revivedQuestion 26 of 3027. What does Douglas do to save himself in the pool?(a) Used his mind and pushed himself up (b) Shouted aloud (c) Called people (d) Shouted help helpQuestion 27 of 3028. How did the instructor make Douglas a good swimmer?(a) Planning (b) With the help of ropes (c) By pushing him into the pool (d) With the help of ropes and beltsQuestion 28 of 3029. How did this experience affect the author?(a) Became fearless (b) Confident(c) Overconfident (d) Became hydrophobicQuestion 29 of 3030. What were the series of emotions and fears that Douglas experienced when he was thrown into the pool?(a) Fear (b) Confidence (c) Overconfidence (d) Mixed feelings of confidence and fearQuestion 30 of 30 Loading...
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