A Bicycle in Good Repair | Class 7 MCQ Questions with Answers English Chapter 9

NCERT MCQ Questions for Class 7 English A Bicycle in Good Repair with Answers PDF Free Download based on the major ideas and themes presented in the textbook as per the CBSE new test pattern are available here. This will help you learn and test your understanding of the chapters. Students can also take a free test of Class 7 English Multiple Choice Questions. Each question has four possibilities, each of which is followed by the correct response. These MCQ Questions were chosen in accordance with the most recent CBSE exam format.

Q1.The gearcase was

(1) to be taken out
(2) not to be taken out
(3) both (a) and (b)
(4) to be repaired

Q2.The narrator was

(1) a late riser
(2) an early rises
(3) when his mother went to wake him up
(4) he used to get up whenever he wanted

Q3. goes a little stiffly after lunch.

(1) Bus
(2) Sun
(3) Car
(4) Cycle

Q4.The bicycle ran smoothly in the.

(1) morning
(2) afternoon
(3) night
(4) evening

Q5.This front wheel wobbles. What does wobble mean?

(1) Unsteadily from side to side
(2) Make bubbles
(3) spins around
(4) Broken

Q6.Give the meaning of stiffly.

(1) light
(2) firm
(3) hard
(4) soft

Q7.What were the balls that rolled out on the path?

(1) wheel
(2) tyres
(3) handle
(4) ball-bearing

Q8.Who does he refer to?

(1) The writer’s father
(2) The writer
(3) None of the above
(4) The writer’s friend

Q9.The friend started playing with

(1) the front wheel
(2) the back wheel
(3) the seat cover
(4) the handle

Q10.What did the writers friend do?

(1) Took the cycle with him
(2) Taking tea and waiting for his friend
(3) None of the above
(4) Took the wheel out of the fork

Q11.The unscrewing resulted In

(1) the settling of some dozen or so little little balls balls
(2) the rolling of some dozen or so
(3) both (a) and (b)
(4) the sucking of balls with one another

Q12.The bicycle, showed spirit implies

(1) shows signs of recovery
(2) perfectly repaired
(3) dismantled bicycle
(4) ghosts entered

Q13.The remark Implied

(1) the author liked to cycle in the morning
(2) the author was an early riser
(3) the author to be a professional rider
(4) the author liked to cycle In the afternoon

Q14.To cycle In the afternoon was

(1) annoying
(2) refreshing
(3) easy
(4) difficult

Q15.The mood swings happen

(1) due to sumptuous lunch
(2) due to the timings of the day
(3) due to light lunch
(4) due to heavy lunch

Q16.The friend cautioned the author about the people

(1) who were not his friends
(2) who were just idiots
(3) who were non-riders
(4) who knew nothing about machines

Q17.The friend was an expert In taking off the gearcase as It took him

(1) less than five minutes to put it in two pieces
(2) five minutes to dismantle It
(3) all the above
(4) Just five seconds to throw it off

Q18.Who were effected by the friends repairs?

(1) the bicycle
(2) both the author and the cycle
(3) the friend became tired
(4) the author

Q19.The bicycle showed spirit as It finally defeated him

(1) he continued repairing it over the head
(2) the handles hit him sharply
(3) the author was flushed with victory
(4) the friend was tired

Q20.The proceedings were defined as

(1) friend on the gravel and the bicycle friend over it over him
(2) bicycle on the gravel and the
(3) none of the above
(4) a rough tumble fight between them

Q21.The ultimate triumph was that of

(1) the friend
(2) the author
(3) none of the above
(4) the cycle

Q22.The man was playing with the –

(1) Front wheel, twiddling it round between his fingers
(2) Football
(3) All of above
(4) Tools, that speaker had brought

Q23.The speaker was waiting for the man in the –

(1) Garden
(2) Park
(3) All of above
(4) School ground

Q24.Where did the writer put the balls safely?

(1) In his hat
(2) In his pocket
(3)(ii) In a tray
(4) In a box

Q25.The machine of the speaker goes a little stiffly after –

(1) Lunch
(2) Morning
(3) All of above
(4) Night

Q26. was lying topsyturvy in the middle of the path

(1) the child
(2) ball bearing
(3) a thief
(4) the man

Q27.The man hold the bicycle and –

(1) Breaks all parts
(2) Shook it violently
(3) All of above
(4) Tried to climb the cycle up

Q28.The child was in awe with

(1) cherry confidence
(2) hopelessness
(3) shamelessness
(4) inquisite mind

Q29.We must not lose any of them. What does them refer to?

(1) Screws
(2) Ball bearings
(3) Handles
(4) Pins

Q30.The man asked for a –

(1) Ice-cube
(2) Water buckets
(3) All of above
(4) Hammer

Q31.What did the writers friend decide to do?

(1) To repair the gearbox
(2) To repair the cycle
(3) To repair the front wheel
(4) To repair the chain of the cycle

Q32.They both groveled round for –

(1) 15 minutes
(2) Half an hour
(3) All of above
(4) Two hours

Q33.The man said nothing is easier than –

(1) Talking off a gear-case
(2) Riding a bicycle
(3) All of above
(4) Than playing

Q34.he ultimate triumph was that of

(1) the friend
(2) the author
(3) none of the above
(4) the cycle

Q35.Both the author and the friend had decided to go for

(1) a long drive
(2) hunting
(3) a bus journey
(4) a long bicycle ride

Q36.Which wheel of the bicycle wobbles according to his friend?

(1) Back
(2) Front
(3) None
(4) Both

Q37.The authors friend shook the bicycle violently which the author

(1) could hardly believe
(2) approved
(3) both (a) and (b)
(4) did not like

Q38.Who is he in the above lines?

(1) The writer’s father
(2) The writer
(3) None of these
(4) The writer’s friend

Q39.Both had difference of opinion regarding the wobbling of the front wheel

(1) the author said that It did not wobble
(2) the friend said It wobbled
(3) both (a) and (b)
(4) the author commented on the smooth ride

Q40.Who is I in the above lines?

(1) The writer’s father
(2) The writer
(3) None of these
(4) The writer’s friend