Q1. What is the name of the boy in the story?
A. Raju
B. Badal
C. Moti
D. Sonu
Q2. Where did Badal live?
A. In a city
B. In a forest
C. In a village
D. By the sea
Q3. Who did Badal live with?
A. His father
B. His grandmother
C. His mother
D. His uncle
Q4. What was Badal doing when he found the puppy?
A. Playing cricket
B. Returning from school
C. Going to the market
D. Sleeping
Q5. What was the puppy doing when Badal found it?
A. Eating food
B. Playing
C. Shivering in the cold
D. Barking loudly
Q6. What did Badal name the puppy?
A. Sheru
B. Moti
C. Tuffy
D. Rocky
Q7. What happened to Badal on a rainy day?
A. He lost his bag
B. He fell into a deep pit
C. He got sick
D. He broke his leg
Q8. Who alerted the neighbours by barking?
A. Badal's mother
B. A passerby
C. Moti
D. A neighbour's dog
Q9. How did the neighbours pull Badal out?
A. With a ladder
B. With a rope
C. With a stick
D. With their hands
Q10. What did Badal do after being rescued?
A. He went to sleep
B. He thanked Moti
C. He scolded Moti
D. He went back to school
Q11. What promise did Badal make to his mother?
A. To feed the puppy
B. To take care of the puppy
C. To train the puppy
D. To give the puppy away
Q12. How did Moti find Badal when he was in the pit?
A. He saw Badal fall
B. He heard Badal cry
C. He caught Badal's scent
D. He was told by neighbours
Q13. What does 'Moti followed Badal wherever he went' tell us?
A. Moti was lost
B. Moti was very loyal to Badal
C. Moti was always hungry
D. Moti was afraid
Q14. Why was Badal's mother worried?
A. Moti was missing
B. Badal did not come home in time
C. The weather was bad
D. Badal was sick
Q15. What does the story tell us about the bond between Badal and Moti?
A. They fought often
B. They were best friends
C. Moti liked Badal's mother more
D. Badal was afraid of Moti
Q16. What does 'They ate and played together' tell us about Badal and Moti?
A. They shared everything
B. They competed with each other
C. They lived separately
D. They did not get along
Q17. What was special about Moti's ability that helped save Badal?
A. His speed
B. His loud bark
C. His ability to smell (scent)
D. His size
Q18. How did the puppy grow up?
A. It became shy
B. It grew up and loved Badal
C. It ran away
D. It became dangerous
Q19. What does Badal sharing his food with the old man show?
A. He was greedy
B. He was kind
C. He was selfish
D. He was careless
Q20. What was the weather like when Badal fell into the pit?
A. Sunny
B. Windy
C. Rainy
D. Snowy
Q21. What quality of Moti saved Badal's life?
A. Moti was very big
B. Moti's loyalty and sharp sense of smell
C. Moti was trained to rescue
D. Moti ran very fast
Q22. Why did Badal's mother smile when she agreed to keep the puppy?
A. She was being sarcastic
B. She was happy Badal showed responsibility
C. She did not care either way
D. She was laughing at the puppy
Q23. What does the story show about friendship between humans and animals?
A. Animals are unpredictable
B. Animals can be loyal and helpful friends
C. Humans should not keep pets
D. Pets are only for fun
Q24. Which event is the turning point of the story?
A. Badal finding the puppy
B. Badal falling into the pit
C. Moti following Badal to school
D. Badal's mother giving permission
Q25. Why did the neighbours help search for Badal?
A. They were asked by the police
B. They were gathered by Badal's mother
C. They heard Moti bark
D. They saw Badal fall
Q26. What does Moti's behaviour in the story tell us about dogs?
A. Dogs are dangerous
B. Dogs have a strong sense of loyalty and smell
C. Dogs do not understand danger
D. Dogs only follow commands
Q27. What does the word 'relieved' suggest about how everyone felt after Badal's rescue?
A. They were still worried
B. They were happy and no longer afraid
C. They were confused
D. They were angry
Q28. In what way was the rainy day important to the story?
A. It was a holiday
B. The muddy lane caused Badal to slip and fall into the pit
C. Moti got sick in the rain
D. Badal decided not to go to school
Q29. Which qualities of Moti helped save Badal?
A. Loyalty
B. Sharp sense of smell
C. Very large size
D. Ability to bark to alert others
Q30. Which of the following show that Badal and Moti were best friends?
A. They ate together
B. Moti followed Badal everywhere
C. Moti lived in a different place
D. They played their favourite games together
Q31. What is the main message of the story 'Badal and Moti'?
A. Dogs should be trained properly
B. Kindness and friendship are rewarded
C. Animals are more intelligent than humans
D. Children should not go out alone
Q32. How does Badal's act of sharing food with the old man connect to the rest of the story?
A. It does not connect
B. It shows Badal's caring nature which led him to also care for Moti
C. It shows Badal was hungry
D. It shows Badal had extra food
Q33. What does the story suggest about the responsibility of owning a pet?
A. Pets are easy to manage
B. Caring for a pet requires commitment but the bond is rewarding
C. Pets should only stay outside
D. Pets are only for entertainment
Q34. What can we infer about Badal's character from his actions throughout the story?
A. He was fearful
B. He was kind, responsible, and loving
C. He was careless
D. He was always alone
Q35. Why is the story titled 'Badal and Moti' rather than just 'Badal'?
A. Badal is a short name
B. Both characters are equally important to the story
C. Moti is the main character
D. The story is only about Moti
Q36. Which acts in the story show Badal's kind and caring nature?
A. Sharing food with an old man
B. Bringing the shivering puppy home
C. Ignoring Moti's barking
D. Promising to take care of the puppy
Q37. Which events show Moti's loyalty to Badal?
A. Following Badal wherever he went
B. Waiting at the gate for Badal
C. Eating Badal's lunch
D. Catching Badal's scent and leading rescuers to him
Q38. What are the themes explored in the story?
A. Kindness
B. Friendship
C. Selfishness
D. Loyalty
Q39. Which characters helped in rescuing Badal from the pit?
A. Badal's mother
B. Moti
C. Badal's teacher
D. The neighbours
Q40. What responsibilities did Badal show after getting the puppy?
A. He cared for Moti
B. He played with Moti
C. He ignored Moti
D. He shared food with Moti