Chapter 8 · Class 12 · CBSE · Science English
Flamingo (Prose): Going Places
25 practice questions · 5 marks weightage
Topics in this chapter
- Sophie’s Imagination and Escapism
- Fantasy, Reality, and Ambiguity
- Family Relationships and Working-Class Life
- Aspiration, Social Mobility, and Success
- Football, Fame, and Celebrity Culture
- Narrative Perspective and Characterisation
Cheat sheet
Cheat SheetPractice questions
- Question 1Q-32B013See the answer and solution
Why does Sophie’s dream of opening a boutique reveal her central conflict in "Going Places"?
- A.She wants to escape her ordinary working-class life through ambitious fantasies.
- B.She has already received professional training in fashion design.
- C.She wants to help her family repay its debts.
- D.She dislikes all forms of creative work.
- Question 2Q-F1F557See the answer and solution
What does Jansie’s response to Sophie’s plans mainly show about the two girls?
- A.Jansie is more practical and willing to recognise the limits imposed by their circumstances.
- B.Jansie is jealous because she secretly wants to become a footballer.
- C.Jansie is less intelligent than Sophie and cannot understand her ideas.
- D.Jansie completely shares Sophie’s belief in extraordinary success.
- Question 3Q-4E58A3See the answer and solution
Which interpretation best explains the significance of Sophie’s alleged meeting with Danny Casey?
- A.It proves that Sophie has entered a successful career in football management.
- B.It may be a fantasy created by Sophie, showing how strongly she uses imagination to escape her limitations.
- C.It demonstrates that Geoff deliberately deceives Sophie about Danny Casey.
- D.It confirms that Sophie’s family is about to become wealthy.
- Question 4Q-76FA2DSee the answer and solution
How does Geoff function in Sophie’s life in "Going Places"?
- Question 5Q-B57B69See the answer and solution
Why does football occupy an important place in Sophie's imagination in "Going Places"?
- A.It offers her a possible career as a professional player.
- B.It connects her imaginatively with a glamorous world beyond her ordinary life.
- C.It is the main subject she studies at school.
- D.It helps her avoid speaking to her family.
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