Chapter 24 · Class 10 · CBSE English
Footprints Without Feet: Footprints without Feet
25 practice questions · 5 marks weightage
Topics in this chapter
- Griffin's Character and Psychology
- Invisibility and Scientific Consequences
- Iping Setting and Village Suspicion
- Griffin's Crimes and Clergyman Episode
- Pursuit, Escape, and Climax
- Themes and Critical Interpretation
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- Question 1Q-948BA1See the answer and solution
What was Griffin's profession or how did he earn a living in the story?
- A.He was a wealthy landowner who experimented as a hobby.
- B.He was a brilliant scientist who was also a lawless person.
- C.He was a detective hired by Scotland Yard.
- D.He was a medical practitioner in a London hospital.
- Question 2Q-43CBF1See the answer and solution
Why did Griffin swallow specific rare drugs in the story?
- A.To cure a rare tropical disease
- B.To become invisible
- C.To enhance his memory for scientific research
- D.To escape from a burning building
- Question 3Q-B35DB7See the answer and solution
Where did Griffin first go to hide and find warmth after escaping from the London store?
- A.The village inn at Iping
- B.A theatre company in London
- C.A grand London store
- D.Dr. Kemp's laboratory
- Question 4Q-B006C3See the answer and solution
Why were the two boys in London fascinated by the muddy footprints?
- A.They belonged to a famous detective.
- B.They appeared out of nowhere with no visible person attached to them.
- C.They led directly into a royal palace.
- D.They glowed in the dark.
- Question 5Q-CB3255See the answer and solution
What caused Mrs. Hall to suspect that the scientist was eccentric and perhaps connected to a burglary?
- A.He paid his rent regularly in advance every single week.
- B.He suddenly produced ready cash after claiming he had no money.
- C.He invited the village clergyman to tea every Sunday.
- D.He wore bright colourful clothes instead of bandages.
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