Class 12 English (Flamingo) Chapter 3 Deep Water Quiz 2 (60 MCQs)

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1. Do you know who won the race?
2. How did Douglas develop an extreme fear of water?
3. In which subject has the author graduated?
4. The instructor trained him from
5. In order to prevail over the fear of water, the author:
6. Statement 1:The narrator was very tired and became unconscious.Statement 2:The narrator made many efforts to save himself from drowning.
7. What is another activity the girls spend hours doing in the story?
8. What is the term for the way arms and legs are moved during swimming?
9. What literary genre does 'Deep Water' belong to?
10. What does the word "slot" mean?
11. The process by which deep, cold, nutrient-rich water is brought to the surface is known as:
12. What does Douglas do to save himself in the pool?
13. What is the main theme of 'Deep Water'?
14. What did William O Doughlas desire for?
15. These are organisms that live in the deepest parts of the ocean and have bacteria to perform chemosynthesis.
16. When the author's feet touched the bottom, he:
17. According to the text, what's one of the MOST IMPORTANT rules of diving?
18. "I crossed to oblivion, and the curtain of life fell" . What does oblivion mean?
19. What is Elizabeth and Sophie's main goal?
20. Which ocean layer is directly above the deep water layer?
21. What was the impact of the pool incident?
22. Who are the primary characters in the story so far?
23. One of the more rare phobias, xanthophobia is the fear of objects that are what?
24. Did Sophie and Elizabeth stay friends after the race?
25. What does the author use to symbolize fear in 'Deep Water'?
26. Assertion:The narrator's mother warned him against swimming in the Yakima River. Reason:Many people swam safely in the Yakima River
27. The word 'ducked' used in the story, means-
28. Douglas left all the hope of survival after
29. The big muscular boy ..... Douglas into the deep end of the pool.
30. Where did the people carry him to?
31. ..... are small cylinders used to primarily as a back-up air source.
32. WHICH IS AN ANTONYM OF-VESTIGES
33. The Yakima River was treacherous as:
34. After the author was fed up with teaching, he decided to opt for which career?
35. 'When the misadventure happened' implies that .....
36. The currents of the Earth's oceans are caused by
37. WHICH IS AN ANTONYM OF-HAUNTING
38. He ..... his decision of what choice to make.
39. The opposite of ..... is digital
40. How long the fire had been burning at Deep Water Horizon Rig?
41. Assertion:I crossed to oblivion Reason:The curtain of life fell.
42. Constantly moving system of deep-ocean circulation driven by temperature and salinity. It moves water around the globe.
43. Why did Douglas' mother recommend that he should learn swimming at the Y.M.C.A swimming pool?
44. The name of Yakima town was originated from-
45. William Douglas the author of the chapter was born in
46. What was stopping Douglas to get into the waters of Cascade?
47. Find a synonym of the capitalized word-'The old sensation returned in MINIATURE.'
48. Douglas was swept away by waves at
49. What is another way to use the word "propelled"
50. What did the chap who threw him into the pool say?
51. Took part in a contest.
52. Statement 1:The narrator overcame his fear and terror and relaxed.Statement 2:The narrator was able to come out of the pool after a great effort.
53. The misadventure at the Y.M.C.A pool happened when
54. Temperature and salinity are the two factors affecting which type of current?
55. STRIKE OFF WHICH IS NOT A SYNONYM OF-SLENDOR
56. The nine feet seemed to Douglas like
57. When and where did the narrator's aversion to water begin?
58. What was the third level of swimming practise?
59. Which proverb most aptly describes the theme of the story 'Deep Water'?
60. What lesson does 'Deep Water' teach about challenges?