Chapter 6: First Flight
The Hundred Dresses – IIAuthor: Eleanor Estes
📘 The Hundred Dresses II – MCQs | Class 10 English
Board: JAC Board Jharkhand
Class: 10
Book: First Flight
Chapter: The Hundred Dresses II
Class: 10
Book: First Flight
Chapter: The Hundred Dresses II
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🔹 Introduction
“The Hundred Dresses II” continues the story of Wanda and her classmates. It focuses on friendship, guilt, and the value of kindness after Wanda’s departure.
🔹 Chapter Description
The girls, especially Peggy, reflect on their actions and realize how cruelly they treated Wanda. They decide to make amends by sending her letters and learn the truth about Wanda’s hundred dresses.
🔹 Short Summary
After Wanda moves away, Peggy and others feel guilty for teasing her. They learn that Wanda truly had drawn a hundred beautiful dresses, showing her talent and innocence. The chapter emphasizes empathy, understanding, and the consequences of unkind behavior.
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📝 MCQs – Online Test (10 Questions)
Q1. Who moves away in this part?
A. Peggy
B. Madeline
C. Wanda
D. Mathilde
Q2. Who feels guilty after Wanda leaves?
A. Wanda
B. Peggy
C. Her parents
D. Madeline
Q3. What did the girls learn about Wanda’s dresses?
A. She had none
B. They were imaginary
C. She really drew 100 dresses
D. They were magical
Q4. How do the girls feel when they see Wanda’s drawings?
A. Angry
B. Embarrassed and sorry
C. Happy
D. Indifferent
Q5. What is the main theme of this part?
A. Adventure
B. Empathy and remorse
C. Wealth
D. Competition
Q6. How did Wanda react to teasing in the previous chapter?
A. She cried loudly
B. She ignored and stayed calm
C. She argued
D. She left school
Q7. What kind of letters did the girls decide to send?
A. Invitations
B. Letters of apology and friendship
C. Complaints
D. Greeting cards
Q8. Who truly understood Wanda’s talent?
A. Peggy
B. Madeline
C. Her classmates after seeing drawings
D. Mathilde
Q9. Wanda’s character teaches?
A. Boasting
B. Patience, dignity, talent
C. Laziness
D. Anger
Q10. Moral of the story?
A. Talent is irrelevant
B. Always mock others
C. Show empathy and kindness
D. Wealth matters most
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🔁 Revision Points
- Main Character: Wanda
- Theme: Empathy, kindness, remorse
- Lesson: Don’t tease or judge
- Key Event: Classmates realize Wanda’s talent
- Writing Style: Narrative and moral story

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