Mastermind Chapterwise Question Bank: A Triumph of Surgery (Footprints Without Feet)
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What was the name of the pet dog in the story?

  • Tricki (correct)
  • Woofy
  • Barky
  • Fluffy
  • Why did Tricki fall seriously ill?

  • Due to a genetic disease
  • Due to overeating and lack of exercise (correct)
  • Because of a lack of love and attention
  • Because of an allergy to his food
  • Who suggested that Tricki be hospitalised for a fortnight?

  • Dr. Herriot (correct)
  • A different veterinarian
  • Tricki himself
  • Mrs. Pumphrey
  • How did Tricki look physically due to his condition?

    <p>Hugely fat, bloodshot eyes, and rheumy tongue</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What items were sent to Tricki at the surgery to ensure he felt comfortable?

    <p>Day-bed, night-bed, toys, bowls, little coats, etc.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    The Story "A Triumph of Surgery"

    • The story is written by James Herriot.
    • The story revolves around Tricki, a pet dog belonging to Mrs. Pumphrey, a rich lady.

    Tricki's Condition

    • Tricki was overfed by Mrs. Pumphrey despite repeated warnings from the vet.
    • As a result, Tricki fell seriously ill due to overeating and lack of exercise.
    • Tricki became hugely fat, resembling a sausage.
    • His eyes were bloodshot and rheumy, and his tongue lolled from his jaws.

    The Vet's Suggestion

    • Tricki's vet, Dr. Herriot, suggested hospitalizing Tricki for a fortnight to keep him under observation.
    • Tricki's belongings, including his day-bed, night-bed, toys, bowls, and little coats, were sent to the surgery to minimize discomfort and homesickness.

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    Test your knowledge on the chapter 'A Triumph of Surgery' from the supplementary reader 'Footprints Without Feet' in the Mastermind Chapterwise Question Bank series. The chapter recounts James Herriot's experience with a pet dog named Tricki who was overfed by his rich owner, Mrs. Pumphrey.

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