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Class 8 English Chapter 7 A Visit To Cambridge Quiz 2 (25 MCQs)

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1. What did the writer do when the meeting was over?
2. Who is the author of *A Visit to Cambridge*?
3. What metaphor does the writer use for England?
4. How did Hawking respond when asked if he was brave?
5. Why did they not talk in the garden?
6. How did the writer Firdaus Kanga first learn about Stephen Hawking's location?
7. What aspect of Stephen Hawking's condition does the author highlight?
8. What was the disadvantage of his voice synthesizer
9. Which account do people think differently abled people are too lazy to draw a cheque on?
10. What emotion does the author convey about meeting Stephen Hawking?
11. The only thing that makes you stronger is seeing somebody like you, achieving something huge. Then you know how much is possible and you reach out further than you ever thought you could.The speaker in these lines is talking to
12. "I felt a huge relief ..... in the possibilities of my body." In thegiven context, the highlighted words refer to
13. How did the writer contact Stephen Hawking?
14. What did the writer see in him?
15. What condition does Stephen Hawking suffer from?
16. The words "I haven't been brave" were spoken by .....
17. What does the phrase 'breathing still' imply about Stephen Hawking?
18. Stephen Hawking was a ..... ?
19. What was the significance of Firdaus Kanga's work in challenging societal perceptions?
20. What does the writer express gratitude for?
21. What is the name of the writer of the story?
22. What does the writer think about the perception of disabled people?
23. What does 'incandescence' refer to in the text?
24. How does Cambridge University add depth to the story?
25. What did the guide mention about Stephen Hawking?
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