1.

A girl got into the same train compartment of the narrator from----(a)Rohana (b)Mussouri
( c)Dehra d)Saharanpur

2.Probably the girl’s ---came to see her off in the station. (a) uncle and aunt (b) Mother (c)
parents (d) aunt

3.The narrator’s eyes were sensitive only to—(a) light (b) light and darkness (c) nothing

4.The girl was going to-----------.(a) Dehra (b) Mussouri (c) Saharanpur (d) Rohana

5.The narrator was going –------. (a) first to Mussouri then Dehra . (b ) first to Dehra then to
Mussouri. (c) first to Saharanpur then to Dehra.

6.’It was a safe remark’. The remark was----(a)the girl had an attraction figure (b) the girl had
two beautiful eyes (c) the girl had an interesting face (d) the girl’s smile was very pleasant

7.’But her next question removed my doubts’. The doubt of the narrator was-…(a) he thought
that the girl had already noticed that he could not see (b ) he thought that the girl was disturbed
by his questions (c) he thought that his questions might disheartened her

8.The voice of the girl was compared by the narrator with—----.(a) the lighting (b) the high
pitched female voice (c) sparkle of a mountain stream

9.The narrator did not want to disclose to the girl that—------(a) he was going to Dehra (b) he
was completely blind (c) he was partially blind

10.The girl loved the hills especially in— (a)September(b)October(c)November(d)December

11.The perfume of the girl’s hair was ‘ tantalizing ’.Here ‘ tantalizing ’ means- (a) a feeling of
excitement (b)make someone feel a desire to have(c) visualizing something(d) a feeling of doing
something

12.The journey took place in the month of –(a)September(b)October(c)March(d)November

13.The author opined that people having good eyesight often –---------.(a) fail to see the right
things in front of them (b) fail to notice the wrong things (c) take everything for granted
(d) take in the essentials.

14.Who was the couple which came to see her off in the station?

(a) probably her uncle and aunt (b) probably her cousins (c) probably her parents (d)
probably her friends.

15.During the train journey upto Rohana the narrator was

(A) alone (b) accompanied by his friend (c) Taking with a girl (d) taking with another person

16.With whom is the girl going to meet at Saharanpur?

(a) with her mother (b) with her parents (c) with her aunt.

17.Where was the narrator going first?

(a)Dehra (b) Mussouri (c) Saharapur (d) Rohana.

18.what reality was revealed to the narrator at the end ? (a) the girl loved him (b) the girl had
long hair (c) the girl was completely blind

19.The narrator in “ The Eyes Have It” wanted to conceal from the girl

(a) that he was deaf (b) That he was dumb

(c) that he was blind (d) that he was shy

20.The girl would get off at

(a) Mussoorie (b) Dehradun (c) Rohana (d) Saharanpur

21.”Then I made a mistake”. The mistake was made by

(a) the girl (b) the narrator (c) The co-passenger (d) The girl’s aunt

22.The girl in “The Eyes have it” was happy because it was a

(a) long journey (b) short journey (c) break journey (d) pleasant journey

23.The co-passenger, who boarded the train at Saharanpur , noticed the girl’s

(a) hair (b) beautiful eyes (c) sweet face (d) bright dress

24.The narrator was unable to tell

(a)how the girl looked (b)Where he was going

(c) what slapped against his heels (d) what was his companion

25.According to the narrator of the story, “The Eyes Have It”, October is the best time –

(a) for visiting Dehradun (b) for visiting Rohana

(c) for visiting Mussoorie (d ) for visiting Saharanpur.