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1. What does P.E. stand for in the story?
A. Personal Exercise
B. Physical Education
C. Physical Examination
D. Public Education
2. Who was responsible for usually bringing Blenkinsopp’s P.E. kit?
A. Himself
B. His grandmother
C. His parents
D. His sibling
3. What did the teacher imply by asking, “How many grandmothers have you got, Blenkinsopp?”
A. Blenkinsopp has too many excuses
B. He is very fortunate
C. He has a big family
D. He needs more help at home
4. How did Blenkinsopp describe his grandmother’s death?
A. A tragic loss
B. Seriously dead
C. Unexpected
D. Peaceful
5. How does the story portray Blenkinsopp?
A. Hardworking
B. Excuse-prone
C. Honest
D. Timid
6. What tone does the teacher use while talking to Blenkinsopp?
A. Angry
B. Sympathetic
C. Sarcastic
D. Indifferent
7. What is the key theme of the story?
A. Hard work pays off
B. Honesty is important
C. Making excuses leads to trouble
D. Teachers are strict
8. How does the story highlight Blenkinsopp’s attitude?
A. Determined
B. Lazy and neglectful
C. Fearless
D. Anxious
9. What excuse did Blenkinsopp give for not doing P.E.?
A. He didn’t have a kit, and his hand was bad
B. He was tired
C. He forgot the class timing
D. He was injured
10. What does the story teach about excuses?
A. They can be creative
B. They can make people laugh
C. They are often not believed
D. They are a sign of intelligence
11. What did the teacher accuse Blenkinsopp of?
A. Being irresponsible
B. Lying
C. Hating math
D. Failing P.E.
12. Why was the teacher skeptical of Blenkinsopp’s excuses?
A. They were too frequent
B. They were poorly thought out
C. Other students complained
D. He had proof against them
13. What quality of Blenkinsopp is highlighted in the story?
A. Creativity in making excuses
B. Courage to face the teacher
C. Dedication to academics
D. Fear of authority
14. What does Blenkinsopp’s interaction with the teacher suggest about his personality?
A. He is shy and reserved
B. He is confident and mischievous
C. He is diligent
D. He is remorseful
15. What is the primary conflict in the story?
A. Blenkinsopp vs. the teacher
B. Blenkinsopp vs. his family
C. Blenkinsopp vs. himself
D. Blenkinsopp vs. school rules
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