Question 1 Hard Level 12
How does Bismillah Khan's character appear great both as an artist and a citizen? A He remained dedicated to art and attached to the country B He left art and settled abroad C He became arrogant after honours D He remained away from tradition
Correct answer: A He had an artist's dedication and a citizen's patriotism. In character sketches write both sides.
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What does the stage symbolize in the stories of Evelyn and Bismillah Khan? A A place to prove ability and give prestige to art B A place of fear and defeat C A place only for business D A place of distance from art
Correct answer: A Evelyn proves ability on stage and Bismillah Khan gives prestige to shehnai. Understand the stage as a symbol in exams.
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How are personal experience and public impact related in the art of both artists? A Personal devotion becomes public inspiration B Personal experience remains separate from art C Public impact comes without practice D Art remains only private sorrow
Correct answer: A The personal devotion of both became inspiration for society. In exams write personal and social impact together.
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What final result of struggle is shown in both stories? A Struggle deepens both art and personality B Struggle ends art C Struggle stops practice D Struggle removes identity
Correct answer: A In both, struggle made the artist stronger and the art meaningful. In exams write struggle as a developing force.
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In what broader sense do the stories of Evelyn and Bismillah Khan present art? A Art is a force that connects life, society and culture B Art is only a pastime C Art is only a way to get awards D Art is something separate from society
Correct answer: A Both stories connect art with life and culture. In exams write the broader meaning of art.
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If a character-based comparison is asked from the chapter, which answer is most correct? A Both are determined, disciplined and dedicated to art B Both are away from art and hopeless C Both depend only on awards D Both reject the teacher's role
Correct answer: A Determination, discipline and dedication are key qualities in both artists. In exams clearly write common qualities in comparison.
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If the central idea of the chapter is to be stated in one sentence, what is most suitable? A True devotion can turn obstacles into achievement and tradition into glory B Music is only a means of entertainment and rest C An artist has no relation with society D Success comes only through inborn talent
Correct answer: A The devotion of both Evelyn and Bismillah Khan is central in the chapter. Add both sides in the central idea for exams.
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Which title best captures the spirit of both parts of the chapter? A Devotion to Music and Victory of Identity B Fame Received by Luck C Artists and List of Awards D A Story of Distance from Music
Correct answer: A Both parts show devotion to music and victory of identity. In exams look at the central feeling while choosing a title.
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How does Evelyn's understanding of sound as vibrations connect with her personality development? A It moved her away from music B It made her depend only on others C It made her a confident and independent artist D It stopped her learning ability
Correct answer: C By understanding music through vibrations, Evelyn developed her unique ability. In exams connect the technique with confidence and independence.
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What was the deeper importance of Bismillah Khan's international performances? A They were only travel opportunities B They were means of film publicity C They were making shehnai a foreign instrument D They were giving Indian shehnai respect on the world stage
Correct answer: D His performances abroad gave the shehnai global recognition. In exams connect international fame with respect for Indian music.
View question details Question 11 Expert Level 10
Why does the writer not present Evelyn's hearing loss only as a medical problem? A Because it becomes linked with her struggle, identity and artistic devotion B Because doctors called her problem false C Because she never wanted to learn music D Because the family hid her problem
Correct answer: A The lesson focuses more on Evelyn's response than on deafness itself. In exams connect the problem with struggle and identity.
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How was Ron Forbes's intervention in Evelyn's life different from traditional teaching? A He gave a path of learning through sensitive experiment instead of fixed rules B He prepared her only for exams C He asked her to stay away from music D He ignored her problem
Correct answer: A Ron Forbes changed the method according to Evelyn's need. In exams call it inclusive guidance.
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Which idea is challenged by Evelyn feeling music through her whole body? A That music can be understood only through ears B That practice improves talent C That a teacher can guide D That art demands discipline
Correct answer: A Evelyn shows that musical experience is wider. In exams identify the limited definition of listening as incorrect.
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Evelyn standing barefoot on stage is an example of which deeper adaptation? A Turning a physical limit into an active learning strategy B A performance to surprise the audience C Breaking formal stage rules D Keeping distance from instruments
Correct answer: A She experienced music through stage vibrations. In exams treat it as strategic adaptation, not weakness.
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Which argument is strengthened by Evelyn's success at the Royal Academy? A Real ability is proved by practice and talent, not pity B Merit is not needed in entrance tests C Hearing has no place in music D Success depends only on chance
Correct answer: A Evelyn proved her merit through high marks. In exams connect achievement with effort, not sympathy.
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How do Evelyn's free concerts in hospitals and prisons broaden her role as an artist? A She connects art with social sensitivity and service B She connects art only with money C She wants to avoid the stage D She wants to hide her fame
Correct answer: A Evelyn gives joy to people in need through her art. Remember the humane role of art in exams.
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Why is the mention of Evelyn's clear speech and learning languages important in the lesson? A It shows that her ability was not limited only to music B It shows that she had left music C It shows that she disliked stage D It shows that she needed no practice
Correct answer: A It shows her all-round development. In exams do not limit Evelyn to being only a disabled musician.
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On what basis is it most appropriate to call Evelyn an inspiration for deaf children? A She proved possibility through achievement B She taught children to leave music C She succeeded by hiding her limitation D She accepted no help from anyone
Correct answer: A Evelyn gave hope and confidence through her example. In exams connect inspiration with her actions.
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What is the deepest form of self-reliance in Evelyn's story? A Creating an independent way to experience music according to her condition B Keeping complete distance from everyone C Rejecting family support D Leaving school and staying home
Correct answer: A She made a learning path suited to her need. In exams connect self-reliance with practical intelligence.
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Why can Evelyn's success be called proof against society's limited thinking? A Because she did not let disability remain a synonym for failure B Because she lived hiding from society C Because she rejected music D Because she chose to depend only on pity
Correct answer: A Her success breaks wrong beliefs about disability. In exams write it as a social message.
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