Class 10 important question
answers of THE BLACK AEROPLANE FIRST FLIGHT
BY AARISH SIR
THE
BLACK AEROPLANE
Question 1. Describe
author’s feeling while he was flying his aeroplane back to England?
Answer: The
author was very excited while he was flying his aeroplane back to England
because he wanted to spend his holiday with his family at home.
Question 2. How
much fuel was there in the aeroplane when the writer started flying?
Answer: There
was sufficient fuel in the tanks of the aeroplane to reach England safely when
the writer started flying.
Question 3. What
risk did the writer take while flying? Why?
Answer: The
writer decided to risk to fly through the storm clouds because he wanted to
enjoy his holiday with his family back in England.
Question 4. What
did the writer feel inside the clouds?
Answer: When
the writer entered the clouds, it became impossible to see outside the
aeroplane. The aeroplane jumped and twisted in the air and all the instruments
like compass etc stopped working due to the weather conditions.
Question 5. What
did the writer, see inside the black clouds?
Answer: The
writer saw a black aeroplane which had no lights on its wings. The writer could
see the face of the pilot in the black clouds who was waving and signalling him
to follow to get out of the storm.
Question 6. Why did the writer follow the pilot of another aeroplane? [CBSE
2016]
Answer: The
writer followed another aeroplane because he had lost the way in the storm and
was unable to see anything. The pilot of another aeroplane was helping him to
get out of the storm and land safely.
Question 7. Why
did the woman in control room get shocked when the writer asked about another
aeroplane?
Answer: The
woman in the control room was shocked when the writer asked about another aeroplane
because there was no such plane flying in the sky that night as she saw on the
radar.
Question 8. Why
did the writer want to meet the pilot of another black aeroplane?
Answer: The
writer wanted to meet the pilot of another black aeroplane to thank him as he
had saved the life of the writer by helping him come out from in the storm.
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