- 1. Mary Poppins, a beloved children's character created by author P. L. Travers, is an enchanting figure known for her whimsical and magical qualities. First introduced in the 1934 novel of the same name, Mary Poppins is portrayed as a practically perfect nanny who arrives in the Banks family's life in London, bringing with her a unique blend of charm, discipline, and unparalleled adventures. Travers' depiction of Mary is not just of a magical caretaker, but of a strong, independent woman who challenges the norms of the early 20th century, often teaching the children Jane and Michael invaluable life lessons through her unorthodox methods. The narrative unfolds with a series of fantastical escapades that range from flying with an umbrella to jumping into paintings, all the while emphasizing themes of imagination, responsibility, and the importance of family. Travers’ writing is rich with vivid language and elements of British folklore, making Mary Poppins a timeless classic that resonates with readers of all ages. The character's lasting impact was further solidified by the 1964 Disney adaptation, which brought the story to a broader audience, yet the original works of P. L. Travers remain an essential exploration of childhood, wonder, and the complexities of human relationships.
Who is the author of 'Mary Poppins'?
A) J.K. Rowling
B) C.S. Lewis
C) P. L. Travers
D) Roald Dahl
- 2. What is Mary Poppins' main job?
A) Teacher
B) Housekeeper
C) Nanny
D) Chef
- 3. Who are the children that Mary Poppins looks after?
A) Tom and Sarah
B) Jane and Michael
C) Lucy and Peter
D) Anna and James
- 4. What lesson does Mary Poppins often teach the children?
A) The importance of imagination
B) The importance of wealth
C) The importance of studying
D) The importance of discipline
- 5. Who is the housemaid in the Banks household?
A) Mary
B) Ellen
C) Mabel
D) Jane
- 6. Which character is known for singing and has a chimney sweep profession?
A) Bert
B) Michael
C) Mr. Banks
D) Annie
- 7. In which city does the story take place?
A) Sydney
B) London
C) Paris
D) New York
- 8. What is the name of the author’s first name?
A) Pamela
B) Victoria
C) Louise
D) Sarah
- 9. What job does Mr. Banks have?
A) Chimney sweep
B) Teacher
C) Banker
D) Doctor
A) The gardener
B) The teacher
C) The banker
D) The chimney sweep
- 11. What does Mary Poppins say about a spoonful of sugar?
A) It makes things sweeter
B) It's important for health
C) It is very unhealthy
D) It helps the medicine go down
- 12. What is the overall tone of 'Mary Poppins'?
A) Dull
B) Dark
C) Serious
D) Whimsical
- 13. What is the title of the first chapter?
A) A New Nanny
B) Poppins and the Banks
C) Mary Poppins
D) The Adventures Begin
- 14. What does the word 'practically' imply in Mary Poppins' description?
A) Completely
B) Not at all
C) Briefly
D) Almost
- 15. Who does Mary Poppins care for?
A) The teachers
B) The Banks children
C) The neighborhood kids
D) Animals
- 16. What type of magic does Mary Poppins use?
A) Everyday magic
B) Illusions
C) High sorcery
D) Dark magic
- 17. What is a favorite pastime of the children with Mary Poppins?
A) Shopping and playing games
B) Gardening and cleaning
C) Exploring and going on adventures
D) Studying and doing homework
- 18. What does Mary Poppins use to help with chores?
A) Potions
B) Technology
C) Elves
D) Magic
- 19. How does Mary Poppins describe herself?
A) A little bit silly
B) Practically perfect in every way
C) Completely flawed
D) Just okay
- 20. What kind of person is Mrs. Banks?
A) Suffragette
B) Businesswoman
C) Housewife
D) Nurse
- 21. What is Mary Poppins' mode of transportation?
A) Umbrella
B) Magic Carpet
C) Broomstick
D) Flying Carpet
- 22. In what year was 'Mary Poppins' first published?
A) 1934
B) 1924
C) 1954
D) 1944
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