Chapter 23 · Class 10 · CBSE English
Footprints Without Feet: A Question of Trust
25 practice questions · 5 marks weightage
Topics in this chapter
- Plot Development And Twist
- Horace Danby’s Character
- Deception And Con Artistry
- Planning The Robbery
- Irony And Thieves’ Honour
- Title And Literary Techniques
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Footprints Without Feet: A Question of Trust cheat sheetKey formulas, facts and points to remember on one page.Practice questions
- Question 1Q-24787ASee the answer and solution
What was Horace Danby's actual profession and hobby?
- A.He was a locksmith who loved reading detective novels.
- B.He was a maker of locks who was passionately fond of rare, expensive books.
- C.He was a jeweler who liked collecting rare coins.
- D.He was a librarian who secretly stole money to buy clothes.
- Question 2Q-B5F36ESee the answer and solution
How often did Horace Danby commit a burglary to fund his hobby?
- A.Once every month
- B.Once a week
- C.Once every year
- D.Only when a book fair was announced
- Question 3Q-7ED21ASee the answer and solution
Why did Horace Danby prefer to rob Shotover Grange specifically?
- A.Because the owners were away on a permanent vacation.
- B.Because he had studied the house, its rooms, electric wiring, and garden meticulously over two weeks.
- C.Because the safe contained the most expensive collection of diamonds in England.
- D.Because the family dog knew him and would not bark.
- Question 4Q-33B312See the answer and solution
What physical ailment did Horace Danby suffer from during the spring season?
- A.Severe asthma
- B.Hay fever
- C.Arthritis
- D.Chronic migraines
- Question 5Q-5238EFSee the answer and solution
How did the young lady in the red dress manage to outsmart Horace Danby?
- A.She threatened to call the police immediately using her mobile phone.
- B.She pretended to be the mistress of the house and tricked him into opening the safe without wearing gloves.
- C.She physically overpowered him with the help of the house dog.
- D.She locked him inside the library and called the servants.
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