📝 MCQ Test
Chapter 9 - The Bond of Love
1. Who wrote The Bond of Love?
A. Ruskin Bond
B. Kenneth Anderson
C. R. K. Narayan
D. Mulk Raj Anand
2. Which animal was Bruno?
A. A tiger
B. A monkey
C. A sloth bear
D. A deer
3. What was Bruno’s name?
A. Raju
B. Bruno
C. Sheru
D. Moti
4. How did the narrator acquire Bruno?
A. He bought him from a circus
B. He found him as a baby bear
C. He received him from a zoo
D. He found him in a market
5. What happened to Bruno’s mother?
A. She escaped to a forest
B. She was taken to a zoo
C. She had been killed
D. She lived with the narrator
6. Which dangerous substance did Bruno consume?
A. Sugar
B. Rat poison
C. Salt
D. Milk
7. Who helped treat Bruno after the poisoning?
A. A teacher
B. A police officer
C. A veterinary doctor
D. A shopkeeper
8. How did Bruno behave with the family?
A. Aggressively at all times
B. Affectionately and playfully
C. Fearfully and silently
D. Indifferently
9. Why was Bruno eventually sent away?
A. He refused to eat
B. He had become large and needed a suitable place
C. He was afraid of the narrator
D. He damaged a school
10. Where was Bruno sent?
A. A hospital
B. A farm
C. A zoo
D. A school
11. Who missed Bruno most deeply?
A. The narrator’s wife
B. The narrator’s neighbour
C. The zookeeper
D. A shopkeeper
12. Why did the narrator’s wife visit the zoo?
A. To buy food
B. To see Bruno
C. To meet a friend
D. To study animals
13. How did Bruno react to his familiar visitor?
A. He ignored her
B. He became angry
C. He recognised her and showed affection
D. He ran away permanently
14. What did the narrator arrange after seeing his wife’s distress?
A. To sell Bruno
B. To return Bruno home
C. To move abroad
D. To close the zoo
15. What was prepared for Bruno at home?
A. A swimming pool
B. A special enclosure
C. A classroom
D. A cage inside a shop
16. What is the central relationship in the story?
A. A teacher and student
B. A farmer and horse
C. A woman and her pet bear
D. Two school friends
17. Which quality best describes the narrator’s wife?
A. Cruelty
B. Indifference
C. Deep affection
D. Dishonesty
18. What does Bruno’s behaviour demonstrate?
A. Animals cannot remember people
B. Animals can form emotional bonds
C. Wild animals never learn
D. Pets do not need care
19. What is a major theme of the story?
A. Competition in sports
B. Human-animal affection
C. Space exploration
D. Political conflict
20. What is the main message of The Bond of Love?
A. Animals should always be feared
B. Love and attachment can cross species boundaries
C. Wildlife has no emotional needs
D. Separation never causes sadness
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