Chapter 15 · Class 11 · CBSE · Commerce English
Snapshots: Birth
25 practice questions · 5 marks weightage
Topics in this chapter
- Andrew Manson’s Character and Duty
- Childbirth Crisis and Clinical Judgment
- Resuscitation Skill and Perseverance
- Morgan Family, Trust, and Hope
- Personal Conflict and Renewal
- Narrative Tension and Plot Development
- Themes, Symbolism, and Title Significance
Cheat sheet
Cheat SheetPractice questions
- Question 1Q-520B7FSee the answer and solution
Why does Andrew Manson go to the Morgan household late at night?
- A.To attend to Susan Morgan, who is in labour
- B.To treat Joe Morgan for an accident
- C.To collect a medical book from the family
- D.To discuss his marriage with Christine
- Question 2Q-EEEBF8See the answer and solution
What does Andrew do when the newborn baby appears lifeless after delivery?
- A.He immediately declares the baby dead and leaves the room.
- B.He tries to revive the baby through immersion in hot and cold water and artificial respiration.
- C.He asks Joe Morgan to take the baby to a hospital.
- D.He concentrates only on comforting Susan and ignores the baby.
- Question 3Q-5B1C55See the answer and solution
Which idea best explains Andrew Manson's conduct throughout the crisis at the Morgan home?
- A.Personal disappointment can be overcome by dedication to professional responsibility.
- B.A doctor should avoid difficult cases to protect personal reputation.
- C.Scientific knowledge is useless when a patient is in danger.
- D.Family members, rather than doctors, are responsible for saving lives.
- Question 4Q-12F885See the answer and solution
How does Andrew Manson's response to the difficult delivery reveal his character?
- Question 5Q-86AB9DSee the answer and solution
Why is the birth of Joe and Susan Morgan's child especially significant to their family?
- A.It is their first child after nearly twenty years of marriage.
- B.It is the first child born in their village.
- C.It is the first child delivered by Andrew Manson.
- D.It is expected to inherit a large fortune.
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