Chapter 22 · Class 10 · CBSE English
Footprints Without Feet: The Midnight Visitor
25 practice questions · 5 marks weightage
Topics in this chapter
- Plot And Suspense
- Ausable's Presence Of Mind
- Character Contrast
- Setting And Espionage
- Themes And Irony
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Footprints Without Feet: The Midnight Visitor cheat sheetKey formulas, facts and points to remember on one page.Practice questions
- Question 1Q-794713See the answer and solution
What is Fowler's profession as introduced at the beginning of the story 'The Midnight Visitor'?
- A.A secret agent
- B.A police detective
- C.A writer
- D.A hotel manager
- Question 2Q-87488ASee the answer and solution
How did Ausable differ from Fowler's preconceived notion of a secret agent?
- A.Ausable was very tall and athletic.
- B.Ausable was extremely fat and spoke with an American accent.
- C.Ausable wore a black trench coat and a fedora hat.
- D.Ausable lived in a high-security government fortress.
- Question 3Q-D86B0ASee the answer and solution
What was Max holding in his hand when Ausable and Fowler entered the hotel room?
- A.A sharp dagger
- B.A small automatic pistol
- C.A secret document
- D.A pair of binoculars
- Question 4Q-F97161See the answer and solution
What explanation did Ausable give for the balcony outside his window?
- A.It was a private terrace for the hotel guests.
- B.It was part of the next room's apartment that extended below his window.
- C.It was built for emergency fire exits.
- D.It was an old balcony left over from the building's previous architecture.
- Question 5Q-2297ACSee the answer and solution
Why did Max knock frantically on the door when someone finally knocked?
- A.He thought the police had arrived to arrest him.
- B.He wanted to call his accomplices for backup.
- C.He panicked because he feared the waiter bringing the ordered wine would see him.
- D.He wanted to trap Ausable and Fowler inside the bathroom.
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