Class 12 English (Flamingo) Chapter 3 Deep Water Quiz 15 (25 MCQs)

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1. For how many years had the author taught in high school in Yakima?
2. He practised in the pool
3. Which of the following is a new offshore drilling requirement that has been put into place by the U.S. government since the BP spill?
4. Why is upwelling important?
5. What does the author do when his feet touch the bottom again in 'Deep Water'?
6. Unique characteristics of people
7. Water is cooler near the poles and warmer near the equator. Movement of cooler and warmer water from these regions moderates the global climate. Which of the following describes the movement of water between the poles and the equator?
8. 'Tiny vestiges of the old terror would return.'Which of the following can replace the word 'vestiges' as used in the context?
9. How did William feel when went into the water for the third time?
10. Where did Douglas go for trout fishing?
11. Warm air and water both tend to rise while cooler air and water sink. When different parts of the oceans are heated unevenly, this causes the water to
12. Why did the author's mother warn him about the Yakima river?
13. What does the author do to overcome his fear in 'Deep Water'?
14. The boy who threw Douglas into the pool was ..... years old.
15. William Douglas decided to pursue
16. Yakima river was tributary of which river?
17. While drowning Douglas tried to catch
18. What kind of feeling did William Douglas develop for water?
19. Douglas was keen to learn swimming as he
20. Why did the author chose Y.M.C.A. pool over Yakima river?
21. The Bay of Fundy in Nova Scotia is an example of
22. When the big boy threw the author into the pool, did he lose his presence of mind?
23. One day Douglas was sitting by the poolside .....
24. What was the strategy that the author remembered when he was under water?
25. In 'Deep Water', what is the protagonist's initial fear?