Macavity : The Mystery Cat Objective Questions

1. Who has written the poem ‘Macavity: the mystery cat’?

(A) W H Auden

(B) Walt Whitman

(C) T S Eliot

(D) John Donne

Ans (C) T S Eliot

2. T S Eliot belongs to …… and finally settled in …….

(A) Germany, France

(B) America, Ireland

(C) England, America

(D) America, England

Ans (D) America, England

3. He was awarded Nobel Prize for literature in ……

(A) 1945

(B) 1946

(C) 1947

(D) 1948

Ans (D) 1948

4. T S Eliot was a ……. Century poet.

(A) 17^th

(B) 18^th

(C) 19^th

(D) 20^th

Ans (D) 20^th

5. The wasteland is written by

(A) W B Yeats

(B) T S Eliot

(C) Leo Tolstoy

(D) John Keats

Ans (B) T S Eliot

6. Macavity is an ……….

(A) Outlaw

(B) Ugly cat

(C) Looter

(D) Diplomat

Ans (A) Outlaw

7. Macavity is called a …….

(A) Glutton

(B) Black Horse

(C) Harbinger

(D) Hidden Paw

Ans (D) Hidden Paw

8. He is called the bafflement for

(A) Central intelligence Agency

(B) inter Service Intelligence

(C) Mossad

(D) Scotland Yard

Ans (D) Scotland Yard

9. What is Scotland yard?

(A) Headquarter of American Police

(B) Headquarter of London Police

(C) Headquarter of Irish Police

(D) Headquarter of German Police

Ans (B) Headquarter of London Police

10. Macavity breaks the law of

(A) Motion

(B) Effect

(C) Gravity

(D) Attraction

Ans (C) Gravity

11. Macavity is a ……. cat.

(A) Black

(B) White

(C) Ginger

(D) Tabby

Ans (C) Ginger

12. Macavity sways his head like a ………

(A) man

(B) Snake

(C) horse

(D) fox

Ans (B) Snake

13. Macavity is called the ………. of depravity.

(A) Factor

(B) Monster

(C) Source

(D) messenge

Ans (B) Monster

14. Mungojerrie and griddlebone are also ……….

(A) cats

(B) dogs

(C) cow

(D) birds

Ans (A) cats

15. The poet compares Macavity to …….

(A) Hitler

(B) Mussolini

(C) Stalin

(D) Napoleon

Ans (D) Napoleon

16. Who is responsible for every crime that takes place in London?

(A) Napoleon

(B) Macavity

(C) Poet

(D) London police

Ans (B) Macavity

17. Macavity is full of ………

(A) Happiness

(B) Sadness

(C) Selfishness

(D) Deceitfulness

Ans (D) Deceitfulness

18. ………. is tall and thin:

(A) Macavity

(B) Cavity

(C) Naughty

(D) Robbin

Ans (A) Macavity

19. Macavity moves like a……….

(A) snake

(B) lizard

(C) horse

(D) rat

Ans (A) snake

20. …………. is a master of criminal.

(A) Macavity

(B) James

(C) Kim

(D) Robert

Ans (A) Macavity

21. “Macavity-The Mystery Cat” is written by……….

(A) D.H. Lawrence

(B) T.S. Eliot

(C) Kamala Das

(D) John Keats.

Ans (B) T.S. Eliot

22. Macavity disappears from the place of theft before the……. reach there.

(A) police

(B) army

(C) paramilitary

(D) general

Ans (A) police

23. Macavity is the settlement of………

(A) Scotland yard

(B) Duck yard

(C) Forty yards

(D) Sixty yards

Ans (A) Scotland yard

24. Macavity: The Mystery Cat’ has been taken from

(A) Old Alan’s Book of Cats

(B) Old Possum’s Book of Practical Cats

(C) Young Arthur’s Cats

(D) Young Mathew’s Dogs and Cats

Ans (B) Old Possum’s Book of Practical Cats

25. Who finds Macavity lazy and half asleep?

(A) Kamala Das

(B) D. H. Lawrence

(C) T. S. Eliot

(D) William Blake

Ans (C) T. S. Eliot

26. “His brow is deeply lined with……

(A) sleep

(B) caution

(C) thought

(D) suspicion

Ans (C) thought

17. Who was the master criminal?

(A) Dominating cat

(B) Mystery cat

(C) Pompering cat

(D) None

Ans (B) Mystery cat

28. What happens when you think he is half asleep?

(A) He is half asleep

(B) He is wide awake

(C) He is in deep sleep

(D) dreaming about another crime

Ans (B) He is wide awake

29. He is the bafflement of………yard.”

(A) Ireland

(B) New Zealand

(C) Scotland

(D) None

Ans (C) Scotland

30. How would you identify Macavity when you see him?

(A) Ginger Colour

(B) Tall height

(C) Thin working

(D) Sunkin eyes

Ans (D) Sunkin eyes

31. “For he’s the…….. who can defy the law”.

(A) Macavity

(B) Master criminal

(C) None

(D) Master

Ans (C) None

32. What was the mystery cat called?

(A) Hidden eyes

(B) Hidden paw

(C) Hidden ears

(D) None

Ans (B) Hidden paw

33. He broke every………

(A) Glass

(B) Heart

(C) Leg

(D) Human law

Ans (D) Human law

34. “He is a………. in felive shape.”

(A) Monster

(B) Hidden paw

(C) Fiend

(D) Cat

Ans (C) Fiend

35. “You may seek him in the……….

(A) Air

(B) Basement

(C) Middle

(D) None

Ans (B) Basement

36. He sways his head from side to side like a.

(A) Suring

(B) Snake

(C) Duck

(D) Swan

Ans (B) Snake

37. “His brow is deeply lined with thoughts…” Whose brow is the poet talking about?

(A) Macavity’s

(B) Himself

(C) His Neighbour’s

(D) His father’s

Ans (A) Macavity’s