Class 8 English The Great Stone Face I Quiz 2 (60 MCQs)

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1. What was the expression on Ernest's face when the poet saw him?
2. Whenever Ernest gazed at the Great Stone Face, he felt it was ..... at him
3. What was the story all about?
4. Did Ernest see in Gathergold the likeness of the Stone Face?
5. What did Ernest do regularly at the end of each day?
6. Ernest probably thinks the Great Stone Face is-
7. What sentiments were expressed by the great stone face
8. What did the poet ask Ernest for?
9. Who was Blood-and-Thunder?
10. What did the poet think when he saw the Great Stone Face?
11. The Great Stone face was made by7
12. The author of 'The Great Stone Face' is .....
13. Though not very rich, Gathergold was a skilful merchant .....
14. What realization did the poet have about Ernest at the end of the story?
15. Why might the Stone Face 'seem to suggest' that Ernest should not fear the general?
16. What does the poet compare Ernest's life with?
17. Who was the second man they judged to be the man from the prophecy?
18. What did the poet shout when he saw Ernest's face?
19. True or false Ernest was a very wise and gentle man but he was ill-mannered and he was not kind.
20. Who was Old Stony Phiz?
21. Who was supposed to be the great stone face first of all?
22. The Great Stone Face seemed to suggest that Ernest should not fear the general .....
23. What does the poet admire in Ernest?
24. Who found the similarity between the great stone face and Ernest?
25. How did Gathergold come to the valley?
26. How did Ernest react when Mr. Gathergold was revealed not to resemble the Great Stone Face?
27. Are you ready to do grammer?
28. That which is looking very kindly is
29. Did the poet believe that Ernest has the face of the mountain?
30. What was folly but pardonable?
31. While the boy was still gazing up the valley one day and imagining that the Great Stone Face returned his gaze, the noise of wheels was heard, and a crowd of people cried. "Here comes the great ..... "
32. Where was the Great Stone Face formed?
33. Who wrote this book?
34. What did the poet compare the white mists around the Great Stone Face to?
35. What did Ernest say when the poet asked for a night's shelter?
36. Read the sentences from paragraph 5 of the story. "Not to worry, my love, " [Captain Crewe] whispered to [Sara] patiently. "You will have everything you need here at Miss Minchin's." The reader can tell from Captain Crewe's words that he is-
37. What was the name of the first man they suspect to be the man from the prophecy?
38. The phrase 'unsought for' means
39. Ernest loved his mother and helped her in her work .....
40. Who did the Great Stone Face become for Ernest?
41. Who all were part of Ernest's daily audience
42. True or False1. The Great Stone Face stood near where Ernest and his mother lived .....
43. What deeper meaning might the prophecy about the Great Stone Face represent?
44. How did Ernest's appearance change over the course of the story?
45. What was Ernest doing when the poet came to meet him?
46. What theme is suggested by Ernest's consistent gazing at the Stone Face despite others' changing opinions?
47. Who was considered as the great stone face for the second time?
48. How does the author's portrayal of Ernest's character development differ from traditional 'hero's journey' narratives?
49. What might be the significance of Ernest being described as 'industrious, kind and neighbourly'?
50. The inhabitants of the village
51. Why did people think General Blood-and-Thunder might resemble the Great Stone Face?
52. Did Ernest ever forget the story his mother told him?
53. How does the community's perception of Ernest's interest in the Stone Face evolve?
54. What did Ernest say about the Great Stone Face?
55. What did the poet thought about Ernest?
56. Who told Ernest the story of the Great Stone Face?
57. Idle talk meaning?
58. What do you mean by "prophecy" ?
59. Which new character is introduced in the second part of the story?
60. How might Ernest's thoughts 'enlarging his heart' relate to the concept of wisdom in the story?