On Saying Please simple and objective type questions

 Q1. What would the law protect a person in case of a burglary? 

Q2. What is the only penalty a haughty boorish peson may have to pay if he is uncivil?

Q3. Why does the author think that the lift man was more acutely hurt than the passenger in this particular case? 

Q4. What probably may be the reason for the passenger's discourteous behaviour? 

Q5. Why would the public sympathize with the lift man in spite of his anger? 

Q6. What kind of a mind wish to command? 

Q7. Why do some conductors use loud voice and aggressive manner? 

Q8. Why did the author say that his toe was not hurt even though it was really hurt?

Q9. How can people sweeten the general atmosphere or behaviour?   

Q10. What would have been the effective way for the lift man to take revenge? Why?

Q12. Describe the spiritual victory achieved by Chesterfield? 


Objective type questions

Q1. The lift man insisted that the passenger should say

a. Good morning   b. Please     c. Top please 

Q2. ______ is not a leagal offence.

a. cheating     b. smuggling       c. discourtesy 

Q3. What do we call a person who is civil?

a. ill-mannered           b. sophisticated   c. well-mannered

Q4. What is the first requirement of civility?

a. callousness       b. discourtesy       c. acknowledge a service 

Q5. What way did the conductor react when the author told that he do not have any coppers? 

a. asked him to alight from the bus  

b ridiculed him before all the passengers 

c. was willing to give him a ticket to any place 

Q6. The conductor wear heavy shoes because 

a. He do not want his toe being trampled    

b. He want to trample others feet

c. He wants to make other fell discomfort 

Q7. The author says that journey with the polite conductor was a lesson in ______

a. Biology        b. learning new bus routes      

 c. natural courtesy and good manners 

Q8. It was fine weather always on polite conductor's bus because _______

a. good manners infected other passengers      

b. worsened the condition   

 c. it was very cool climate  

Q9. If bad are infectious so as good manners so one should be _______

a. rude with other      b.angry with others        c. civil with others 


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