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The World of Limitless Possibilities — Class 9 MCQs with Answers

Class 9 CBSE English · Chapter 5

60 practice questions · 20 Easy · 20 Medium · 20 Hard · Updated

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Practise the most important Class 9 CBSE English questions from Chapter 5, "The World of Limitless Possibilities". You get 6 timed quizzes made from 60 NCERT-based MCQs, with answers and explanations. The questions are split into 20 Easy, 20 Medium and 20 Hard. Warm up on the basics, then move on to the exam-level questions that top scorers in CBSE Board exams get right.

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The World of Limitless Possibilities — important questions & MCQs with answers (Class 9 English)

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  1. Q1 of 6Easy

    Who is the famous Paralympian interviewed in 'The World of Limitless Possibilities'?

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    Answer: Dr. Deepa Malik

    Explanation: The interview is with 'Dr. Deepa Malik, a Khel Ratna, Arjuna, and Padma Shri Awardee.'

  2. Q2 of 6Easy

    The Paralympic Games are a celebration of the resilience and talent of athletes with:

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    Answer: Locomotor, sensory, or intellectual disabilities

    Explanation: The Paralympics celebrate athletes 'with locomotor, sensory, or intellectual disabilities.'

  3. Q3 of 6Medium

    'Fortitude' means:

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    Answer: Strength to face adversity or difficulty

    Explanation: 'fortitude' is glossed as strength to face adversity or difficulty.

  4. Q4 of 6Medium

    In 'Nine Gold Medals', the other runners turning back to help the fallen boy shows the value of:

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    Answer: Compassion and friendship over winning

    Explanation: By choosing to help rather than win, the athletes place compassion and friendship above victory.

  5. Q5 of 6Hard

    Which statement best captures the central message of Unit 5?

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    Answer: True strength lies in resilience, dignity and compassion, not merely in winning

    Explanation: Deepa Malik's resilience and the runners' compassion together define worth by spirit, not by victory alone.

  6. Q6 of 6Hard

    Deepa Malik's line, 'physical limitations don't define one's potential,' is significant because it:

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    Answer: Rejects the stereotype that disability limits what a person can achieve

    Explanation: The statement directly challenges society's low expectations of people with disabilities.

The World of Limitless Possibilities notes: key concepts (Class 9 English)

An interview with Paralympian Dr. Deepa Malik about the spine tumour that paralysed her at twenty-nine and the choice she made afterwards, paired with the poem 'Nine Gold Medals'. Together they redefine both ability and winning.

Dr. Deepa Malik
Khel Ratna, Arjuna and Padma Shri awardee. She was twenty-nine when she was diagnosed with a spine tumour; after surgery doctors declared she would be wheelchair-bound for life.
The choice she names
'I had two choices — squander my life in remorse or transform it to a world of limitless possibilities.' That sentence gives the interview its title.
Her sporting path
She had been a swimmer, so she switched to para-athletics. Her breakthrough came at the 2016 Rio Paralympic Games, where she won silver in shot-put.
'Ability beyond disability'
The school of thought she describes herself as a proponent of — physical limitations do not define a person's true potential.
What the Paralympics are
A celebration of the resilience and talent of athletes with locomotor, sensory or intellectual disabilities. They go beyond competition, to quell stereotypes and redefine possibility.
India in the Paralympics
Bharat made its debut in 1968, and clinched its first medal in swimming in 1972.
Poem: 'Nine Gold Medals'
Nine athletes line up for the hundred-yard dash. The smallest stumbles and falls, the other eight turn back to help him, and all nine finish arm in arm, crossing the line together.
Why the title says nine
Because every athlete finishes together, each one earns a gold medal — the poem's way of saying everyone won.
How the poem redefines winning
Victory becomes an act of shared humanity rather than beating others. The runners choose compassion over the medal.
Compassion, precisely
The unit defines it as feeling for someone's suffering AND acting to help — not sympathy alone. The runners turning back is the definition in action.
How the two texts connect
Both honour the human spirit, dignity and compassion: Deepa Malik's resilience and the athletes' solidarity both measure worth by spirit rather than by physical advantage.
Key vocabulary
Resilience is the ability to recover quickly from difficulty; squander means waste; remorse means regret; a trailblazer is a pioneer; fortitude is strength to face adversity; coveted means strongly desired; accolades are praise and honours; quell means to overcome.
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An interview with Paralympian Dr. Deepa Malik about the spine tumour that paralysed her at twenty-nine and the choice she made afterwards, paired with the poem 'Nine Gold Medals'. Together they redefine both ability and winning. Key ideas include Dr. Deepa Malik, The choice she names, Her sporting path, 'Ability beyond disability', What the Paralympics are, India in the Paralympics.

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