11th English MCQ: The Address Exam Quiz

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11th English: The Address

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1. Where does the narrator go to retrieve her mother’s belongings?

To a market

To Mrs. Dorling’s house

To a museum

To her old home

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2. What does the narrator see in the passage of Mrs. Dorling’s house?

A familiar vase

An old photograph

An iron Hanukkah candle-holder

A family heirloom

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3. How does the girl at Mrs. Dorling’s house treat the narrator during her second visit?

Rudely

Indifferently

Hospitably

Hostilely

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4. What does the narrator do when she sees the burn mark on the table-cloth?

She gets emotional

She cleans it

She remembers her childhood

She ignores it

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5. Why does the narrator hesitate to visit Mrs. Dorling initially after the war?

She is afraid of confronting Mrs. Dorling

She is not interested in the belongings

She is busy with her new life

She is afraid of finding them in a different context

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6. What is the significance of the number 46 in the story?

It is the number of items taken by Mrs. Dorling

It is the house number of Mrs. Dorling

It is the age of the narrator’s mother

It is the number of years since the war

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7. What did Mrs. Dorling insist on doing during the war?

Taking the narrator's family to safety

Saving the narrator’s family belongings

Cooking for the narrator’s family

Hiding the narrator’s family

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8. What item of her mother’s does the narrator notice Mrs. Dorling wearing?

A scarf

A ring

A green knitted cardigan

A hat

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9. What does the narrator decide after her visit to Mrs. Dorling’s house?

To return later

To report Mrs. Dorling to the authorities

To forget the address and move on

To take the belongings back by force

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10. Why did Mrs. Dorling take the narrator’s mother’s belongings during the war?

To sell them

To keep them safe

To give them to charity

To use them herself

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Chapter Summary The Address

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“The Address” by Marga Minco is a poignant tale about a daughter returning to Holland after World War II to retrieve her mother’s belongings. She visits Mrs. Dorling, who had taken the items for safekeeping during the war. However, Mrs. Dorling’s cold reception and the oppressive atmosphere of her house filled with the displaced objects make the narrator decide against reclaiming them. The items, though tied to precious memories, seem out of place and lose their emotional value in a new setting. The story explores themes of loss, memory, and moving on from the past.

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