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The Pot Maker Chapter 2

CBSE Board

Teacher Name : Rakesh
Total Questions : 20
Time Allowed : 60
Total Marks : 20

Q 1 :What warning was given to Mesoba by the village council?
- to teach everyone in the village.
- to sell pots for a profit.
- to stop making pots altogether.
- not to reveal or misuse the traditional art of pot making.
Q 2 :What is the significance of the concluding line, 'A new pot maker was born'?
- It shows that pot making is easy.
- It means Sentila failed her training.
- It indicates a new village tradition.
- It signifies Sentila’s transformation into a skilled pot maker.
Q 3 :What role does perseverance play in achieving dreams? Explain with reference to Sentila.
- Perseverance helps overcome failures and leads to success through continuous effort.
- Perseverance makes dreams harder to achieve.
- Perseverance is not important at all.
- Perseverance is only needed in sports.
Q 4 :What is the main theme of the passage?
- The importance of farming.
- The benefits of education.
- The beauty of nature.
- The conflict between passion and practicality.
Q 5 :Why did Sentila not tell her parents about her interest?
- She had overheard her parents’ conversation.
- She was not sure about her interest.
- She forgot to tell them.
- She was afraid of punishment.
Q 6 :How did Sentila feel when she failed at pot making even after a year of training?
- happy and content.
- indifferent and relaxed.
- confident and proud.
- frustrated, disappointed, and doubtful about her abilities.
Q 7 :Onula feels Sentila’s effort at making a pot is clumsy because ____________.
- Sentila was distracted by her friends.
- Sentila lacked experience and proper skill in shaping the clay.
- Sentila was too young to try.
- Sentila did not have enough clay.
Q 8 :How might Sentila have felt when she saw 'the misshapen lump fall flat on the ground'?
- indifferent and calm.
- disappointed, embarrassed, and discouraged.
- excited and motivated.
- happy and proud.
Q 9 :What made pot making physically difficult?
- Carrying clay uphill and pounding it.
- Selling pots
- Reading books
- Talking to customers
Q 10 :What was Arenla’s complaint about pot making?
- It brought little money and much hardship.
- It was too easy.
- It required no skill.
- It was done indoors.
Q 11 :What does the statement 'The tradition and history of the people did not belong to any individual' symbolize?
- Cultural heritage belongs to the entire community.
- Only skilled pot makers matter.
- Tradition is only important to the elders.
- History is irrelevant to the people.
Q 12 :Which of the following is an effect of a cause in the chapter?
- Sentila found a new hobby.
- As a result, the clay seemed unable or unwilling to yield the right shape.
- The village council praised Sentila.
- Onula decided to stop teaching.
Q 13 :What did Arenla want Sentila to become?
- A trader
- A pot maker
- A weaver
- A teacher
Q 14 :In the sentence 'Onula fashioned a beautiful pot,' the word 'fashioned' means:
- destroyed
- created
- lost
- found
Q 15 :What did Mesoba explain to Sentila?
- The importance of preserving the art of pot making.
- How to sell pots effectively.
- Why pot making is not profitable.
- The history of their village.
Q 16 :How did expert potters initially react to Sentila’s interest?
- They were amused.
- They ignored her.
- They encouraged her seriously.
- They scolded her.
Q 17 :What did Sentila dream of becoming?
- A teacher
- A pot maker
- A weaver
- A farmer
Q 18 :How far was the riverbank from their village?
- 5 kilometres
- 20 kilometres
- 16 kilometres
- 10 kilometres
Q 19 :What does Onula promise to Sentila?
- to help her sell her pots.
- to teach her how to make a perfect pot.
- to give her a pot as a gift.
- to take her to the riverbank.
Q 20 :When did Sentila try to learn pot making?
- During festivals
- At night
- When her parents were at home
- When she stayed at home alone

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