Learn very short questions with answers from ‘ Going Places ‘ by A. R. Barton from Flamingo ( 10+2 ) – Useful links for 12th students – Pattern is of NCERT
Q. Who has written the story Going Places ?
Answer – A. R. Barton
Q. Where does the writer live ?
Answer – Zurich
Q. Who is the protagonist ( main character ) of this story ?
Answer – Sophie
Q. Who is the best friend of Sophie ?
Answer – Jansie
Q. Whom does Sophie say that she had met ?
Answer – Danny Casey
Q. How many brothers did Sophie have ?
Answer – Two
Q. Name her brothers.
Answer – Derek and Geoff
Q. Which country does Casey represent in football ?
Answer – Ireland
Q. Where does Sophie imagine that she had met Casey ?
Answer – Royce’s window
Q. What is the name of Jansie’s brother ?
Answer – Franck
Q. When do Sophie and her family go to see the match of United Kingdom ?
Answer – Saturday
Q. With how many goals did United Kingdom win ?
Answer – Two – nil
Q. Who had done the second goal ?
Answer – Casey
Q. What was Geoff doing when Sophie reached from her school ?
Answer – He was repairing his motorcycle.
Q. What was Sophie jealous of ?
Answer – Her brother’s silence.
Q. Does Sophie’s father believe in what she has send ?
Answer – No
Q. Where had Sophie and Jansie made the plan to work after leaving the school ?
Answer – Biscuit factory
Q. Where did Sophie’s father go to celebrate the victory of the UK ?
Answer – Pub
Q. According to little Derek, who may win the world cup ?
Answer – Ireland
Q. According to Sophie, what was the color Casey’s eye ?
Answer – Green
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