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Strong Roots MCQ Question Answer | APJ Abdul Kalam | Class 12 | Semester 3 | WBCHSE — একাদশ নয়, দ্বাদশ শ্রেণির Semester 3 English-এর পরীক্ষার প্রস্তুতির জন্য একটি গুরুত্বপূর্ণ বিষয়। A. P. J. Abdul Kalam-এর আত্মজীবনীমূলক রচনা Strong Roots থেকে বিভিন্ন ধরনের বহুনির্বাচনী প্রশ্ন পরীক্ষায় গুরুত্বপূর্ণ হতে পারে। Strong Roots MCQs with Reason Assertion Class 12 3rd Semester শিক্ষার্থীদের Reason-Assertion ধরনের প্রশ্ন অনুশীলনে সহায়তা করবে। পাশাপাশি Strong Roots MCQ Question Answer | Class 12 | Semester 3 | APJ Abdul Kalam | WBCHSE এবং Strong Roots MCQ (Multiple Choice Questions) Answer | Class 12 English | WBCHSE অনুসরণ করে শিক্ষার্থীরা গুরুত্বপূর্ণ MCQ প্রশ্ন ও উত্তর অনুশীলন করতে পারবে। Strong Roots APJ Abdul Kalam MCQ Class 12 English 3rd Semester (WBCHSE) শিক্ষার্থীদের পাঠটির গুরুত্বপূর্ণ তথ্য পুনরাবৃত্তি করতে সাহায্য করবে। এছাড়াও Strong Roots MCQ Mock Test with Answers pdf এবং Strong Roots SAQ Question answer পরীক্ষার আগে প্রস্তুতি যাচাই করার জন্য উপযোগী।
Strong Roots||APJ Abdul Kalam
(1) ‘Strong Roots’ is taken from APJ Abdul Kalam’s —
(A) Ignited Minds
🟢 (B) Wings of Fire
(C) My Journey
(D) Indomitable Spirit
(2) ‘Strong Roots’ is a/an —
(A) Story
(B) Biography
🟢 (C) Autobiography
(D) Novel
(3) APJ Abdul Kalam was born into a _ family —
🟢 (A) Middle-class Tamil
(B) Lower middle-class Tamil
(C) Upper-class Tamil
(D) None of these
(4) APJ Abdul Kalam’s birth place was in the island town of —
(A) Goa
(B) Andaman
🟢 (C) Rameswaram
(D) Puri
(5) APJ Abdul Kalam’s father had —
(A) Much formal education
(B) Much formal education and wealth
🟢 (C) Neither much formal education nor much wealth
(D) None of these
(6) Who possessed great innate wisdom and true generosity of spirit —
(A) Ashiamma
(B) Kalam
🟢 (C) Jainulabdeen
(D) Pakshi Lakshmana Sastry
(7) APJ Abdul Kalam’s father found an ideal helpmate in —
🟢 (A) Ashiamma
(B) Jalaludeen
(C) Abdul Kalam
(D) Pakshi Lakshmana Sastry
(8) Kalam was quite sure that his mother fed —
(A) Many beggars
🟢 (B) Many outsiders
(C) All her family members
(D) All of these
(9) One of the forebears of Kalam’s mother was awarded by the British the title of —
🟢 (A) Bahadur
(B) Raibahadur
(C) Padmashree
(D) Bharat Ratna
(10) Kalam had —
(A) Charming looks
🟢 (B) Undistinguished looks
(C) Ugly looks
(D) Pretty looks
(11) According to APJ Abdul Kalam, his parents were —
(A) Tall
(B) Handsome
🟢 (C) Tall and handsome
(D) Short but handsome
(12) Kalam and his brothers and sisters lived in their —
🟢 (A) Ancestral house
(B) Rented house
(C) Hut
(D) Cottage
(13) The ancestral house of APJ Abdul Kalam was a fairly large pucca house which was made of —
(A) Cement and brick
🟢 (B) Limestone and brick
(C) Clay and brick
(D) Sand and brick
(14) Kalam’s father led a —
🟢 (A) Very simple life
(B) Very indisciplined life
(C) Luxurious life
(D) Moderate life
(15) What did Kalam’s father use to avoid?
(A) Essential comforts and luxuries
🟢 (B) Inessential comforts and luxuries
(C) All kinds of food and medicine
(D) Only expensive clothing
(16) Abdul Kalam’s ancestral house was built in the —
🟢 (A) Middle of the 19th century
(B) Late of the 19th century
(C) Early of the 20th century
(D) Early of the 19th century
(17) In his childhood Kalam was provided with all necessary —
🟢 (A) Food, medicine and clothes
(B) Money
(C) Support for games and sports
(D) All of the above
(18) Kalam accepted that he had a very _ childhood —
(A) Insecure
(B) Uncertain
(C) Painful
🟢 (D) Secure
(19) Kalam usually ate on the floor of the kitchen with his —
(A) Father
🟢 (B) Mother
(C) Outsiders
(D) Family members
(20) _ made Rameswaram famous to pilgrims —
(A) The Krishna Temple
🟢 (B) The Shiva Temple
(C) The Tirupati Temple
(D) The Kali Temple
(21) The Shiva Temple was about _ minutes walk from Kalam’s house —
🟢 (A) A ten
(B) A five
(C) A twenty
(D) A fifteen
(22) Kalam’s locality was predominantly —
🟢 (A) Hindu
(B) Buddhist
(C) Jain
(D) Muslim
(23) Kalam’s father would take him to the mosque for —
🟢 (A) Pre-dawn prayer
(B) Evening prayer
(C) Mid-day prayer
(D) Afternoon prayer
(24) Kalam’s father went to a very old mosque every evening —
(A) Alone
(B) With his wife
(C) With his friends
🟢 (D) With his son, Kalam
(25) Kalam had no idea of the meaning of the prayer because —
(A) It was difficult to understand
🟢 (B) It was chanted in Arabic
(C) It was not properly audible
(D) None of these
(26) What was Kalam convinced about the Arabic prayers?
(A) It reaches all people
(B) It is useless
🟢 (C) It reaches God
(D) It has no effect at all
(27) When Kalam’s father came out of the mosque after the prayers, people of _ community would be sitting outside to meet him —
(A) Muslim
(B) His friends
🟢 (C) Different
(D) His relatives
(28) When Kalam’s father came out of the mosque, he saw people —
(A) Asking him for alms
🟢 (B) Offering him the bowls of water
(C) Asking him for help
(D) Offering him money
(29) The holy water sanctified by his father was carried for —
(A) Drink
(B) Worship
🟢 (C) Invalids
(D) None of these
(30) Pakshi Lakshmana Sastry was the —
(A) Councillor of the town
(B) Headmaster of Rameswaram School
🟢 (C) High priest of the Shiva temple
(D) None of these
(31) Kalam remembered his father discussing with Pakshi Lakshmana Sastry about —
(A) Politics
(B) The riots
(C) Sports
🟢 (D) Spiritual matters
(32) According to Kalam’s father, when we pray we transcend our body and become a part of —
(A) The earth
🟢 (B) The cosmos
(C) The god
(D) The world
(33) According to Kalam’s father, _ knows no division of wealth, age, caste or creed —
(A) The earth
🟢 (B) The cosmos
(C) The god
(D) The world
(34) Abdul Kalam’s father would convey complex spiritual concepts in simple down-to-earth —
(A) Arabic
(B) Urdu
🟢 (C) Tamil
(D) Telugu
(35) According to Kalam’s father, adversity always presents opportunities for —
(A) Inspection
(B) Introduction
🟢 (C) Introspection
(D) Retrospection
(36) Kalam’s father believed that man looked for a companion —
(A) When he was happy
🟢 (B) When he was lonely
(C) When he was afraid
(D) When he was cheerful
(37) The words of Abdul Kalam’s father filled him with strange energy and —
(A) Relief
🟢 (B) Enthusiasm
(C) Perseverance
(D) Determination
(38) According to Kalam’s father, whenever people reach an impasse, they —
(A) Become frustrated
(B) Look for someone to help them
🟢 (C) Surrender themselves to God
(D) Try to understand the relevance of it
(39) Kalam remembers his father starting his day at —
(A) 2 am
(B) 3 am
🟢 (C) 4 am
(D) 5 am
(40) Kalam remembers his father starting his day —
(A) With namaz after dawn
🟢 (B) With namaz before dawn
(C) With morning walk
(D) With meditation
(41) The coconut grove where Abdul Kalam’s father used to walk down every morning was about —
(A) One and a half miles
(B) Three miles
🟢 (C) Four miles
(D) Four and a half miles
(42) Kalam’s father would go to their coconut grove and return with about —
🟢 (A) A dozen coconuts
(B) 8 coconuts
(C) 10 coconuts
(D) 14 coconuts
(43) Kalam’s father would maintain his routine-bound life upto —
(A) Sixties
(B) Late sixties
(C) Seventies
🟢 (D) Late seventies
(44) Kalam tried to emulate his father in his own world of —
(A) Politics
🟢 (B) Science and technology
(C) Social service
(D) Medical science
(45) Kalam had deep faith in the existence of a —
(A) Supernatural power
🟢 (B) Divine power
(C) Devilish power
(D) His father’s rituals
(46) Where was Rameswaram located?
🟢 (A) Tamil Nadu
(B) Madras state
(C) Maharashtra
(D) Delhi
(47) What was the author’s family background?
(A) Upper-class family
🟢 (B) Middle-class family
(C) Lower-class family
(D) Royal family
(48) Who is Jainulabdeen in the extract?
(A) A close friend of the author’s father
(B) The author’s grandfather
🟢 (C) The author’s father
(D) A teacher of the author
(49) What was notable about the author’s father’s education?
(A) He had a lot of formal education
🟢 (B) He had a little formal education
(C) He had no formal education
(D) He had informal education
(50) What were the two disadvantages the author’s father faced?
🟢 (A) Lack of formal education and wealth
(B) Lack of wisdom and generosity
(C) Lack of family support and health
(D) Lack of friends and social status
(51) Who was the author’s mother?
(A) Amina
🟢 (B) Ashiamma
(C) Lakshmi
(D) Kamala
(52) What does the author recall about the number of people his mother fed daily?
(A) The exact number
(B) An approximate number
(C) Exactly 10 people
🟢 (D) The author doesn’t recall the exact number
(53) Who ate with the author’s family according to the text?
(A) Only family members
(B) Only outsiders
🟢 (C) More outsiders than family members
(D) Equal number of outsiders and family members
(54) Who was bestowed the title of ‘Bahadur’?
(A) The author’s father
(B) The author’s mother
🟢 (C) One of the author’s maternal forebears
(D) The author themselves
(55) Who bestowed the title of ‘Bahadur’ upon one of the author’s maternal forebears?
(A) The French
(B) The Indians
🟢 (C) The British
(D) The Americans
(56) What was placed before the author to eat from?
(A) A plate
(B) A bowl
🟢 (C) A banana leaf
(D) A tray
(57) What was ladled onto the banana leaf?
(A) Only rice and sambar
(B) Only rice and pickle
(C) Only sambar and pickle
🟢 (D) Rice, sambar, pickle, and coconut chutney
(58) What type of pickle was served to the author?
(A) Store-bought pickle
🟢 (B) Home-made pickle
(C) Sweet pickle
(D) Sour pickle
(59) What was served as a condiment to the author?
(A) Only coconut chutney
(B) Only pickle
🟢 (C) Coconut chutney and pickle
(D) Sambar and coconut chutney
(60) What was the demographic composition of the author’s locality?
🟢 (A) Predominantly Hindu
(B) Predominantly Muslim
(C) Equally Hindu and Muslim
(D) Predominantly Muslim with a significant Hindu population
(61) What was the relationship like between Hindus and Muslims in the author’s locality?
(A) They were hostile towards each other
(B) They lived separately and had minimal interaction
🟢 (C) They lived amicably with each other
(D) They were indifferent to each other
(62) Where would the author’s father take him for evening prayers?
🟢 (A) A mosque
(B) A Hindu temple
(C) A church
(D) A gurudwara
(63) In which language were the prayers chanted at the mosque?
(A) English
🟢 (B) Arabic
(C) Hindi
(D) Urdu
(64) Who would be waiting for the author’s father outside the mosque?
(A) Only Muslims
(B) Only Hindus
🟢 (C) People of different religions
(D) Only family members
(65) What would people offer to the author’s father outside the mosque?
(A) Food
(B) Money
(C) Flowers
🟢 (D) Bowls of water
(66) What would the author’s father do with the bowls of water offered to him?
(A) He would drink from them
(B) He would ignore them
🟢 (C) He would dip his fingertips in them and say a prayer
(D) He would pour the water on the ground
(67) Why did people visit the author’s home after being cured?
(A) To seek the author’s father’s help
(B) To offer condolences
(C) To attend a ceremony
🟢 (D) To offer thanks
(68) Who was the high priest of Rameswaram temple?
🟢 (A) Pakshi Lakshmana Sastry
(B) Rameswaram Sastri
(C) H.R. Gopal
(D) S. Venkataraman
(69) Who was a very close friend of the author’s father?
(A) The priest of a local mosque
🟢 (B) Pakshi Lakshmana Sastry, the high priest of Rameswaram temple
(C) A prominent businessman
(D) A family relative
(70) What was the relationship between the author’s father and Pakshi Lakshmana Sastry?
(A) They were distant relatives
(B) They were strangers
(C) They were colleagues
🟢 (D) They were close friends
(71) What was one of the most vivid memories of the author’s early childhood?
(A) Playing with friends in the temple
(B) Watching his father perform rituals
🟢 (C) Seeing his father and Pakshi Lakshmana Sastry discussing spiritual matters
(D) Listening to Arabic prayers
(72) What type of attire did the author’s father and Pakshi Lakshmana Sastry wear during their discussions?
(A) Casual wear
(B) Formal wear
(C) Western-style clothing
🟢 (D) Traditional attire
(73) What did the author ask his father about when he was old enough?
(A) The meaning of life
🟢 (B) The relevance of prayer
(C) The importance of rituals
(D) The role of the high priest
(74) What lessons does the author learn from his father’s words about troubles and sufferings?
(A) To avoid difficulties at all costs
🟢 (B) To view challenges as opportunities for growth and self-discovery
(C) To rely on others for help during difficult times
(D) To plan out omissions
(75) What was the first thing Kalam’s father did after waking up?
🟢 (A) He read the namaz before dawn
(B) He went for a walk
(C) He had his breakfast
(D) He checked on the coconut grove
(76) Where did Kalam’s father walk to after his namaz?
(A) A nearby mosque
🟢 (B) A small coconut grove they owned
(C) A local market
(D) A friend’s house
(77) How far was the coconut grove from Kalam’s home?
(A) About one mile
(B) About two miles
🟢 (C) About four miles
(D) About six miles
(78) What did Kalam’s father bring back with him from the coconut grove?
(A) Fresh fruits
🟢 (B) About a dozen coconuts
(C) Vegetables
(D) Flowers
(79) Until what age did Kalam’s father maintain this routine?
(A) Late fifties
(B) Late sixties
(C) Seventies
🟢 (D) Late seventies
(80) What does the title ‘Strong Roots’ symbolize?
(A) It refers to the author’s family tree
🟢 (B) It symbolizes the important values instilled in the author during his childhood
(C) It describes the strong trees near his childhood home
(D) It foreshadows the author’s future achievements
(81) When people thanked Jainulabdeen after being cured, he always smiled and asked them to thank Allah —
(A) the omnipotent
(B) the omniscient
🟢 (C) the merciful
(D) the benefactor of mankind
(82) APJ Abdul Kalam had —
(A) a few siblings
🟢 (B) many siblings
(C) no siblings
(D) one or two siblings
(83) The ancestral house of APJ Abdul Kalam was located in —
(A) the Temple street of Rameswaram
(B) just beside the Shiva Temple of Rameswaram
🟢 (C) the Mosque street of Rameswaram
(D) the Tamil Street of Rameswaram
(84) Why did Kalam’s father avoid inessential comforts and luxuries?
(A) Because he could not afford such things
🟢 (B) Because he was austere in his mindset
(C) Because he was neglectful of his family
(D) Because his family did not like these things
(85) When people offered thanks to Kalam’s father after being cured, he asked them to —
(A) give charges
🟢 (B) thank Allah
(C) come again
(D) pay money
(86) Kalam’s parents were regarded widely as —
🟢 (A) an ideal couple
(B) a handsome couple
(C) a benevolent couple
(D) an idle couple
(87) Kalam’s father said that for the distressed people he acted as a —
(A) mentor
(B) Guru
🟢 (C) go-between
(D) priest
(88) According to Kalam’s father every pain, longing and desire finds —
🟢 (A) fulfilment
(B) special treatment
(C) a friend
(D) a special helper
(89) APJ in APJ Abdul Kalam stands for —
(A) Abdul Pakir Jainulabdeen
🟢 (B) Avul Pakir Jainulabdeen
(C) Avul Pakir Jaisalmer
(D) Abdul Pakir Jasim
(90) Kalam’s father’s daily routine of namaz and walking to the coconut grove showed he was a man of —
(A) Ambition and pride
🟢 (B) Discipline and devotion
(C) Wealth and power
(D) Leisure and comfort
(91) The close friendship between Jainulabdeen and Pakshi Lakshmana Sastry is an example of —
(A) Political alliance
🟢 (B) Communal harmony
(C) Business partnership
(D) Family bond
(92) What is the central message of ‘Strong Roots’?
(A) Religion divides people
🟢 (B) A strong childhood foundation shapes one’s character
(C) Wealth is the key to success
(D) Education is the only path to glory
(93) What was the general atmosphere of Kalam’s childhood home?
(A) Tense and troubled
🟢 (B) Warm, simple and spiritually rich
(C) Wealthy and luxurious
(D) Cold and indifferent
(94) The “cosmos” in Kalam’s father’s philosophy is described as —
(A) A place belonging only to God
🟢 (B) A space that knows no division of wealth, age, caste or creed
(C) Something reachable only through Islamic prayer
(D) A concept beyond all human understanding
(95) What was Kalam’s attitude towards his father’s way of life?
(A) He ignored it completely
(B) He disagreed with his father
🟢 (C) He was deeply inspired and tried to emulate it
(D) He found it too religious
(96) The holy water ritual performed by Kalam’s father for sick people reflects his —
(A) Superstitious nature
🟢 (B) Spiritual compassion and authority
(C) Desire for money and fame
(D) Political influence
(97) What made Kalam’s father a widely respected figure in the community?
(A) His wealth and formal education
(B) His political connections
🟢 (C) His innate wisdom, generosity and spiritual nature
(D) His high formal education
(98) Kalam’s father’s philosophy suggests that when a person is in distress, he —
(A) Becomes stronger on his own
🟢 (B) Surrenders to God and seeks a go-between
(C) Turns to money for help
(D) Blames others for his condition
(99) The extract ‘Strong Roots’ primarily deals with —
(A) Kalam’s achievements as a scientist
🟢 (B) Kalam’s early childhood, family values and roots
(C) India’s struggle for independence
(D) The history of Rameswaram
(100) Kalam’s upbringing in Rameswaram primarily taught him —
(A) To be proud of his Muslim identity alone
(B) That wealth is essential for happiness
🟢 (C) The value of communal harmony, simplicity and devotion
(D) To avoid all religious practices
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