The Bell of Atri

How does the story 'The Bell of Atri' demonstrate the importance of helping others?

• The story has no relevance to the importance of helping others.

• The story demonstrates the importance of helping others through the actions of the characters in the story, particularly Atri and the townspeople.

• The story demonstrates the importance of helping others by showing that it's better to mind your own business.

• The story demonstrates the importance of helping others through the actions of the characters in the story, particularly Atri and the townspeople.

What is the significance of happiness in the story 'The Bell of Atri'?

• It promotes unity and harmony

• It has no significance in the story

• It brings bad luck and misfortune

• It causes division and conflict

What is the main theme of 'The Bell of Atri'?

• Justice and fairness

• Love and romance

• Adventure and exploration

• Wealth and power

Who is the author of 'The Bell of Atri'?

• Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

• Mark Twain

• Charles Dickens

• Jane Austen

What role does the bell play in the story 'The Bell of Atri'?

• It serves as a symbol of justice

• It is a decorative piece

• It is used to signal the start of a festival

• It is a musical instrument

In 'The Bell of Atri', what does the old knight do to seek justice?

• He rings the bell

• He writes a letter

• He calls a meeting

• He sends a messenger

What lesson does 'The Bell of Atri' teach about responsibility?

• Responsibility should be shared among all

• Responsibility is only for the wealthy

• Responsibility is a burden

• Responsibility is unimportant

How does the town of Atri ensure fairness in 'The Bell of Atri'?

• By allowing anyone to ring the bell for justice

• By holding weekly meetings

• By electing a leader

• By writing laws

What is the significance of the horse in 'The Bell of Atri'?

• It represents neglect and the need for care

• It is a symbol of wealth

• It is a sign of power

• It is a mere background character

Which literary device is prominently used in 'The Bell of Atri'?

• Symbolism

• Metaphor

• Hyperbole

• Alliteration