Class 11 English (Snapshots Suppl.Reader English) Chapter 4 Birth

What was the first sign that the child was reviving?

Convulsive heave of the chest

What was the immediate action taken by Andrew to revive the newborn baby?

Alternating hot and cold water baths

What is the primary ethical dilemma faced by a doctor in “The Doctor’s Dilemma”?

Balancing financial gain with moral responsibility

What does the successful resuscitation of the child signify in the context of the story?

It signifies the difference between theoretical knowledge and practical application in medicine.

What was the first sign that the baby was alive after Andrew’s efforts?

The baby's chest gave a short, convulsive heave

What is the primary condition Andrew was trying to treat in the child?

Asphyxia pallida

Why did Andrew Manson face a dilemma after the child was born lifeless?

He had to choose between saving the child or the mother

What is the condition of the mother during the events described in the passage?

She is under anaesthetic and dreaming.

What is the primary sign of asphyxia pallida in a newborn?

Whiteness of the skin

A.J. Cronin was a prominent figure from which country?

Scotland

If all apples are fruits and some fruits are sweet, which of the following statements is definitely true?

Some fruits are sweet

How does the nurse react when the child finally starts breathing?

She sobs hysterically with joy.

What was the outcome of Andrew’s treatment?

The child started breathing and cried

What was the initial condition of the baby that Andrew observed?

Asphyxia pallida

What is the primary cause of asphyxia in newborns?

Lack of oxygen and excess of carbon dioxide in the blood

How did Dr. Andrew feel when he met Joe Morgan that night?

He felt tired and uninterested in his surroundings.

Who is considered a Scottish physician and novelist, best known for his historical novels?

Sir Walter Scott

Which of the following best defines a hypothesis in scientific research?

A testable prediction based on observations

How does the nurse react when the child comes alive?

She cries hysterically

How does the author describe the atmosphere of Blaenelly on the night Andrew returns from Christine?

Cool, deep, and filled with quiet mystery

Which of the following scenarios best demonstrates the use of symbolism intertwined with irony in the narrative?

A firefighter’s house burns down while he is on duty.

Why does Andrew Manson feel a sense of accomplishment after reviving the child?

He feels validated in his choice of career.

What does the description “a joyful iridescent bubble” symbolize in the context of the passage?

The return of life and hope

What does the phrase “the sense of life, springing beneath his fingers after all that unavailing striving” imply about Andrew’s experience?

He experienced joy from a successful medical intervention.

What does Andrew’s decision to stay with Mrs. Morgan throughout the night reveal about his character?

He demonstrates a strong sense of duty and compassion.

What did Andrew Manson do when he realized the child was suffering from asphyxia pallida?

Used hot and cold water baths alternately

What dilemma did Dr. Andrew face after Susan Morgan gave birth?

Whether to prioritize the mother’s life or the child’s

What does Joe Morgan’s behavior outside Andrew’s house suggest about his emotional state?

He is anxious and worried

What does the description of the child as “white and soft as tallow” signify?

The child was lifeless and pale.

Why did Andrew decide to attend to Susan immediately after the birth?

She was in a desperate state and needed immediate attention

Why does Andrew Manson feel that he has done something real at last after saving the child’s life?

He experienced the profound impact of saving a life through his efforts.

How long did Andrew continue trying to revive the child before he saw signs of life?

30 minutes

Why does Andrew decide to stay at the Morgan household instead of going home?

The case demands his full attention

What is the primary purpose of organ transplantation in medical science?

To replace damaged or missing organs

What was the primary ethical dilemma faced by Andrew in the given scenario?

Choosing between saving the mother or reviving the baby

What does Mrs. Morgan’s longing for a grandchild reveal about the theme of love and family in the story?

Mrs. Morgan’s longing highlights the importance of family and love.

What does the old woman’s offer of tea reveal about her understanding of Andrew’s situation?

She fears Andrew might leave and return later.

What is the overall impression given by the description of the house?

Simple and neat

What does Andrew’s persistence in trying to revive the child demonstrate about his character?

He possesses strong determination and resilience.

What was the primary dilemma Andrew faced immediately after the child was born lifeless?

Whether to resuscitate the child or attend to the mother

How is the bedroom described where the events took place?

It was small, clean but poorly furnished, and lit by an oil lamp

What does Andrew’s decision to stay at Mrs Morgan’s house reveal about his character?

He is deeply committed to his duty and prioritizes patient care.

What does Joe Morgan’s behavior outside Number 12 Blaina Terrace reveal about his emotional state?

He is anxious and worried.

What does the text suggest about the difference between textbook medicine and practical medicine?

Practical medicine involves real-life situations and quick decision-making.

How does a mother’s love typically impact a child’s emotional development?

Provides a sense of security and self-worth

What dilemma does Andrew face when choosing between the child and Susan Morgan?

Whether to resuscitate the child or attend to Susan Morgan

In the given scenario, what dilemma does Doctor Andrew face after the child is born lifeless?

Whether to attempt to resuscitate the child or attend to the mother

How did Andrew feel after the baby started to cry?

He felt weak and dazed

A hardworking individual is best described as someone who:

Consistently puts in extra effort

How did Andrew feel after successfully resuscitating the child?

Weak and dazed

Which of the following best describes an experienced individual?

Someone with extensive involvement and learning from past events

What method does Andrew use to attempt resuscitation of the child?

Hot and cold water baths

What was the immediate reaction of the child after Andrew’s efforts?

The child began to gasp deeper and cried.
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