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Class 9 English MCQs: Two Mothers Remembered

Practice chapter-wise MCQs with answers and explanations. Use the quiz mode for timed online tests.

Quick revision

Class 9 English MCQs Two Mothers Remembered are one of the fastest ways to improve your board exam performance — especially when you practice with purpose, revise weak concepts, and learn from explanations.

On Prepzy, you can practice 11 MCQs from “Two Mothers Remembered” in English for FBISE. Each question is designed to mirror the style, wording, and concept-testing approach used in Pakistani board papers.

Use this chapter page to revise definitions, formulas, and key ideas, then attempt the MCQs in small sets. Track patterns in your mistakes: is it a concept gap, a calculation error, or a misread statement? Fixing the pattern is what raises your score.

If you’re preparing for matric / SSC Part exams, focus on understanding the concept first, then speed. MCQs reward clarity — not memorization. A clear concept turns into fast correct answers.

What to focus on

  • Primary focus: Two Mothers Remembered concepts tested in Class 9 English
  • Practice with instant answer-checking to reduce repeated mistakes
  • Revise common definitions, units, and standard results before timed practice
  • Aim for accuracy first, then build speed with short quizzes

Study tips

  • Read the question stem first, then scan options for distractors (near-correct choices).
  • If the chapter is formula-heavy, write a mini-formula sheet and revise it before every attempt.
  • After each practice set, re-attempt only the wrong MCQs to convert weak areas into strengths.
  • Mix easy + medium MCQs for momentum, then finish with hard questions for exam readiness.

MCQs (sample)

Showing 11 questions from this chapter. For a full timed test, use “Start online test”.

  1. 1. How many mothers does the speaker claim to have?

    • Two
    • One
    • Three
    • Four
    Answer & explanation

    Correct: Two

    The speaker claims to have two mothers.

  2. 2. What aspect of her first mother does the speaker mention she inherited?

    • Her musical talent
    • Her facial features
    • Her gardening skills
    • Her sense of humor
    Answer & explanation

    Correct: Her facial features

    The speaker mentions that she bears the features of her first mother, including facial expressions.

  3. 3. According to the poem, what happens to the speaker's first mother as time passes?

    • She becomes more distant
    • She stays the same
    • She seems to grow younger
    • She becomes more forgetful
    Answer & explanation

    Correct: She seems to grow younger

    The poem states that as the speaker got older, her mother somehow younger grew.

  4. 4. In the poem, how is the second mother described?

    • As a stranger dressed in the clothes of her mother
    • As a close friend of the speaker
    • As a duplicate of the first mother
    • As a figure from dreams
    Answer & explanation

    Correct: As a stranger dressed in the clothes of her mother

    The second mother is described as a stranger dressed in the clothes of the first mother, indicating a change in her personality.

  5. 5. What does the speaker wish for her own children regarding their mothers?

    • To forget their old mothers
    • To love both of their mothers
    • To choose one mother over the other
    • To question their love
    Answer & explanation

    Correct: To love both of their mothers

    The speaker wishes for her children to love both of their mothers as both have loved them.

  6. 6. What is a major theme of the poem 'Two Mothers Remembered'?

    • The challenges of motherhood
    • The bond between mothers and daughters
    • The role of fathers
    • The passage of time
    Answer & explanation

    Correct: The bond between mothers and daughters

    The poem reflects a daughter's love and sense of responsibility to her mother, highlighting the bond between mothers and daughters.

  7. 7. What is the significance of the phrase 'we women three' in the poem?

    • It refers to the speaker and her sisters
    • It highlights the relationships among the speaker, her first mother, and her second mother
    • It represents the speaker's mother and two grandmothers
    • It symbolizes unity among women in society
    Answer & explanation

    Correct: It highlights the relationships among the speaker, her first mother, and her second mother

    The phrase 'we women three' represents the speaker, her first mother, and the second mother, emphasizing their bond.

  8. 8. How is Joann Snow Duncanson described in the text?

    • As a teacher and mentor
    • As a writer, poet, musician, and public speaker
    • As a painter and sculptor
    • As a historian and novelist
    Answer & explanation

    Correct: As a writer, poet, musician, and public speaker

    Joann Snow Duncanson is described as a writer, poet, musician, and public speaker, among other roles.

  9. 9. What year was Joann born?

    • 1920
    • 1930
    • 1940
    • 1950
    Answer & explanation

    Correct: 1930

    The text states that Joann was born in 1930.

  10. 10. What did Joann grow up enjoying during her childhood?

    • City life
    • Feeding her imagination and love of animals
    • Studying hard
    • Traveling the world
    Answer & explanation

    Correct: Feeding her imagination and love of animals

    Joann grew up enjoying a childhood in the country, feeding her imagination and love of animals.

  11. 11. Which relationship is emphasized in the theme of the poem?

    • Friendship
    • Siblings
    • Mother and daughter
    • Grandparent and grandchild
    Answer & explanation

    Correct: Mother and daughter

    The theme emphasizes the loving and caring bond that exists between a mother and her daughter.

FAQs

Are these Class 9 English MCQs Two Mothers Remembered aligned with FBISE?

Yes. The MCQs are organized chapter-wise for FBISE and designed to match board exam patterns. If your teacher has added custom MCQs, they will also appear here.

How many MCQs should I practice from “Two Mothers Remembered” each day?

A good daily target is 20–40 MCQs with full review of mistakes. If you’re short on time, do 15 MCQs but read explanations carefully.

What’s the best way to revise this chapter before an exam?

Revise the chapter summary, list your weak sub-topics, then practice MCQs in timed sets. Re-attempt wrong questions after a short break to lock in learning.

Can I take an online test for this chapter?

Yes. Start a chapter quiz to simulate an online test. Use it to improve speed and accuracy under time pressure.

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