Chapter-3 MY FINANCIAL CAREER STORY BY STEPHEN LEACOCK based MCQs for third year foundation course English
Original Story: "My Financial Career" written by Stephen Leacock
WORDS AND THEIR MEANING IN HINDI AND ENGLISH
| WORD | Hindi Meaning | English Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Astonished | आश्चर्यचकित | amazed, surprised |
| Attempt | कोशिश करना | to try, make an effort |
| Awful | भयंकर | terrible, fearful |
| Clutched | जकड़ा हुआ | to occupy, to hold, to capture |
| Conjuring | जादू | magical |
| Consult | परामर्श करें | to seek advice or information from |
| Convulsive | ऐंठन | affected by involuntary jerky muscular contractions; resembling a spasm; violent, uncontrollable |
| Crumpled | कुचला हुआ | to crush out of shape |
| Detective | जासूस | investigator |
| Draw out | बाहर खींचना | remove |
| Echo | गूंज | to repeat (a sound or a statement) |
| Fearfully | भय सहित | horribly, terribly, in fright |
| Fetch | निकालना | to bring in, to introduce |
| Ghastly | भयंकर | alarming, inspiring horror |
| Grave | कब्र | noble, big |
| Hesitate | संकोच करना | to feel shy |
| Hollow | खोखला | empty, meaningless |
| Imply | निहितार्थ | to hint, indirectly suggest |
| Intend | इरादा रखना | to plan |
| Interruption | अवरोध | disturbance, stopping |
| Invalid | अमान्य | expired, null |
| Millionaire | करोड़पति | a person whose material wealth is valued more than a million dollars. |
| Misery | कष्ट | a feeling of intense unhappiness |
| Mysterious | रहस्यमय | secretive, strange |
| Plunge | धक्का | to rush |
| Poke | ढकेलना | to push something into |
| Presume | तर्क करना | to allow oneself to take for granted |
| Prompted | तात्कालिक | motivated, excited |
| Propose | प्रस्ताव | to offer for consideration, to suggest |
| Rattled | उद्विग्न | nervous |
| Reckless | लापरवाह | careless |
| Relieved | चिंतामुक्त | to ease, offer assistance |
| Reveal | बतलाना | to bring out, to uncover |
| Rival | प्रतिद्वंद्वी | competitor |
| Roar | a loud, deep sound | |
| Seemingly | यथोचित रूप से | maybe, perhaps |
| Self evident | स्वयंसिद्ध | obvious, evident without proof or argument |
| Sepulchral | समाधि का | joyless, sorrowful |
| Shamble | भद्दी चाल | to walk slowly and awkwardly, (as if) not lifting one’s feet properly off the ground |
| Solemnly | दृढ़तापूर्वक | gravely, sincerely, with dignity |
| Swam | तैरना | dizzy or giddy |
| Swing | झूला | to turn suddenly |
| Temper | गुस्सा | a tendency to become angry |
| Threshold | सीमा | entrance or doorway |
| Thrust | जोर | place with great energy |
| Timidly | डरते-डरते | shyly and fearfully |
| Transact | चलाना | to deposit or carry out something |
| Trousers | पैजामा | pants or pantaloons |
| Whisper | फुसफुसाना | speak softly and slowly |
| Wicket | छोटा दरवाज़ा | small door or gate |
| Withdraw | निकालना | to take out money from a bank account |
| Wretched | मनहूस | poor and miserable |
LINE BY LINE HINDI EXPLANATION OF THE STORY: "My Financial Career"
About the Author :स्टीफन बटलर लीकॉक (दिसंबर 1869 - मार्च 1944) का जन्म इंग्लैंड में हुआ था और जब वे छह साल के थे तब कनाडा चले गए। वह एक कनाडाई शिक्षक, राजनीतिक वैज्ञानिक, लेखक और हास्यकार बने। 1900 की शुरुआत के दौर में, लीकॉक अंग्रेजी भाषा के सबसे प्रसिद्ध हास्य लेखक थे। एक बिंदु पर, यह कहा गया था कि कनाडा की तुलना में स्टीफन लीकॉक के बारे में अधिक लोगों ने सुना था। अनुमान यह है कि 1910 और 1925 के बीच, लीकॉक अंग्रेजी दुनिया में सबसे अधिक पढ़ा जाने वाला लेखक था।
OPPOSITE WORDS RELATED TO THE STORY "My Financial Career":
| Afterwards | Beforehand |
| Spending | Earning |
| Carefree | Hesitating |
| Withdraw | Deposit |
| Confidently | Timidly |
| Cheerful | Joyless |
TRUE AND FALSE STATEMENTS OF STORY "My Financial Career":
FILL IN THE BLANKS RELATED TO THE STORY
- The detective solved the mysterious crime.
- In the examination, I did not know the answer, so I became a hesitating jay .
- He was dizzy and he shambled into the room.
- While arguing with his elders he had made a wretched attempt to look like a man with a fearfully quick temper .
- The sight of a snake rattled him.
- As soon as I cross the threshold of my home, I greet my family.
- The narrator had 56 dollars in his pocket.
- I had an idea that a person about to open an account must consult the manager.
- When I go into a bank , I get _________.
- The narrator said, “ Then I want to draw a__________”.
MCQ Questions about Story
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How much money does the narrator intend to deposit in the bank?
Answer-
50 dollars -
Why did the narrator go to the bank?
Answer-to open an account
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What is the similar word of "Rattled"?
Answer-
confused -
How much did he want to withdraw?
Answer-6 dollars
What is the similar word of "interruption"?
Answer-
Disturbance -
What is the main source of anxiety for entering a bank?
Answer-
Clerks and Wickets of Bank -
What is the similar word of "sepulchral"?
Answer-
sorrowful -
Who is described as "a grave, calm man"?
Answer-
Manager -
Who does the narrator want to see alone?
Answer-
Bank Manager -
What is the similar word of "Detective"?
Answer-
Spy -
Why does the narrator want to open an account in bank?
Answer-
Because his salary was increased. -
What is the similar word of "threshold" ?
Answer-
Doorstep -
What is the name of accountant of bank visited by narrator?
Answer- Mr. Montgomery
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How does the narrator describe his behavior in this story at the bank?
Answer-
Irresponsible and Idiotic -
Due to the narrator's mysterious manner, the manager assumes that he is ........
Answer-
Detective from Pinkerton. -
What reaction the manager react when the narrator requests to speak with him "ALONE"?
Answer-
alarmed and curious -
Which word best describes how the narrator feels about transacting business inside the bank?
Answer- anxiety-driven experience
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How does the narrator respond when asked about the size of his account by the manager?
Answer-
Fairly large -
What impression do the people at the bank have of the narrator?
Answer-anxiety and confusing
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Why do the people at the bank laugh at the narrator?
Answer- excessively furtive behavior
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After his ordeal at the bank, where does the narrator decide to keep his money?
Answer-
Money in pockets and Saving in Shocks -
Who is the author of this story titled as "My Financial Career" ?
Answer : Stephen Leacock
Explanation : -
At the moment the narrator enters the bank, he becomes ......
Answer : Nervous
Explanation : -
The narrator had an idea that a person going to open a bank account, must consult with the.....
Answer : Manager
Explanation : -
Why do the bank clerks and the manager burst into laughing?
Answer : his anxiety and mistakes
Explanation : -
What is the "Pinkerton" known for?
Answer : detective agency
Explanation : -
Who is "Baron Rothschild" mentioned in this story?
Answer : A wealthy banker
Explanation : -
What is the meaning of the word "conjuring"
Answer : magical
Explanation : -
After the misadventure in the bank wickets, where did narrator keep his money?
Answer : pockets of his trouser
Explanation : -
Stephen leacock was the humorist of ............country.
Answer : Canada
Explanation :What is the full name of stephen leacock?
Answer : Stephen P. H. Butler Leacock
Explanation : -
Stephen leacock is popularly wel knwn as:
Answer : teacher, political scientist, writer, and humorist
Explanation : -
Where was stephen born?
Answer : Swanmore village near Southampton in southern England
Explanation : -
What is the name of father of stephen?
Answer-Walter Peter Leacock
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When was stephen born?
Answer-30 December 1869
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What is the name of mother of stephen?
Answer-Agnes Emma Butler Leacock
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When was Stephen leacock die?
Answer-28 March 1944
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Which notable Award given to Stephen by Royal Socity of Canada?
Answer- Lorne Pierce Medal,
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What amount did he enter in his cheque?
Answer- 56 Dollars
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Where does the narrator keep his money?
Answer- in his trouser's pocket and his savings in his sockes.
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What is the main cause of anxiety of narrator when entering a bank?
Answer- bank clerks and wickets
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What does the manager initially think about the narrator?
Answer-He iss a detective from Pinkerton.
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What does the word "rattled" mean?
Answer- Confused; nervous
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Who is "Baron Rothschild"?
Answer- A wealthy banker
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