Important Short Questions From Three Questions Class 12 MCQ With Answers

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Important Short Questions From Three Questions Class 12 MCQ With Answers:-


Short questions-answers from Three questions:-


Important Short Questions From Three Questions Class 12 MCQ With Answers:-

1. What was the first questions of Tsar ?
Ans: The first questions of the Tsar was about the right time to begin every thing .

2. What was the second question of the Tsar ?
Ans: The second question of the Tsar was about the right people to consult and about the false to avoid.

3. What was the third question of the Tsar ?
Ans: The third question was about the right work or activity.

4. Who was the author of  'Three Questions' ?
Ans: 'Three Questions' is written by Leo Tolstoy .[The Victorian Novelist 1830-1890]

5 . Mention the other famous work of Leo Tolstoy.

Ans:  His most famous works are war and peace,  Sebastople, Skethes and Anna Karenina.


6 . Why did the Tsar want to know the answer of his three question?

Ans:  According to the Tsar, If he knew all the answers of his questions, he would never fail in anything he might undertake.


7 . How did the learned men answer his question?

 Ans:  The learned men answered his questions differently.


8 . How could the magician help the Tsar?

 Ans: The magician could help the Tsar only to predict the future.


9 . How could the council of wise men help the Tsar?

Ans: The council of wise men could help the Tsar to fix the proper time for every action.


10 . Who were the most important person according to the learned men?

 Ans: According to the learned men the most important persons were councillors; priests;. Doctors, and others said warriors.



Important Short Questions From Three Questions Class 12 MCQ With Answers:-


11 . What according to the learned. Men, were the most important occupations of the Tsar?

 Ans: According to the learned men, the most important occupations of the Tsar were science, skill in warfare and religious worship.


15 . Why did the Tsar disagree with the answer of learned men?

 Ans: The Tsar was disagreed with the answer of learned men because they answered differently.


16 . What did the Tsar do to get his answers?

 Ans: To get his answers, he had proclaimed throughout his kingdom that he would give a great reward to anyone who would give his answers.


17 . Who was hermit?

 Ans: Hermit was a wise man who lived in a wood and he was widely renowned for his wisdom throughout the kingdom .


18 . What did the Tsar do to meet with the hermit?

Ans: The Tsar put on simple elothes and before reaching the hermits cell, he mounted from his horse, and leaving his body guard behind, he went on alone to meet with the hermit.


19 . Why did the Tsar give no rewared to the leaned men?

 Ans: The Tsar gave no reward to the learned men because their answers were different.


20 . Why did the Tsar decide to consult with the hermit?

 Ans: The Tsar decided to consult with the hermit because the learned men failed to answer him and he knew the hermit was wise enough to answer  him.



Important Short Questions From Three Questions Class 12 MCQ With Answers:-

21 . Where did the hermit live?

Ans: The hermit lived in a wood which he never quitted .


22 . Why did the Tsar put simple clothes before visiting the hermit?

  Ans: The Tsar put on simple clothes before visiting the hermit because the hermit received only common folk.


23 . What was the hermit doing when the Tsar approached him?

 Ans: When the Tsar went there, the hermit was digging the ground in front of his hut.


24 . How did the Tsar go to the hermit?

 Ans: The Tsar put on simple elothes and before reaching the hermits cell, he his mounted from his horse, and leaving his body guard behind, he went on alone to meet with the hermit.


25 . What was the condition of the hermit while digging the ground ?

Ans: The hermit was breathed heavily while digging the ground.


26 . Describe the wound of bearded man ?

 Ans: The bearded man had a large wound in his stomach and blood was flowing from the wound.


27 . How did the Tsar tend the man?

 Ans: The Tsar washed and bandaged the would for several times till the blood stop flowing.


28 . What did the wounded man ask for when he revived ?

 Ans: The wounded man asked for something to drink when he revived.


29 . Where did the Tsar fall asleep?

 Ans: The Tsar fell asleep on the threshold.


30 . Why did the man want to take revenge on the Tsar?

 Ans: The man wanted to take  revenge on the Tsar because the Tsar had once executed his brother and seized his property.



Important Short Questions From Three Questions Class 12 MCQ With Answers:-

31 . Why did the man come out of his ambush ?

Ans: The man came out of his ambush because he lost his patience when the Tsar did not return on his way.


32 . Why did the man beg for forgiveness to the Tsar ?

Ans: The man begged forgiveness to the Tsar because the Tsar saved his life when he was severely wounded, although he had resolved to kill the Tsar.


33 . What did the wounded man promise to the Tsar?

 Ans:The wounded man promised to the Tsar that he and his sons would serve the Tsar as his most faithful slaves.


34 . What did the Tsar promise?

  Ans:The Tsar promised to send his servants and his own physician to attend the man and to restore his property.


35 .What is the most important time according to the hermit ?

. Ans:  According to the hermit the most important time is the present; as we have the control over it, and when we have power to do something.


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