First Flight - The Hundred Dresses II Notes…

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Class 10 English First Flight - The Hundred Dresses II: concise notes, important questions, MCQ and question answer for CBSE/NCERT students on msroh.in. Main sub-topics: Wanda’s teasing for a faded blue dress, her claim of a hundred dresses, the family’s sudden move, the packet of paper with dress sketches (evidence), Peggy’s guilt and reflection, and Miss Mason’s role in teaching fairness. This page is for Class 10 CBSE/NCERT students preparing for board and term exams, chapter test practice, reading-comprehension and short-answer questions, with quick exam tips for character analysis and moral-theme answers.

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Class 10 English First Flight - The Hundred Dresses II: packet of sketches (evidence of Wanda’s hundred dresses)
Teasing over Wanda’s faded blue dress and classmates’ mockery
Wanda’s claim ‘a hundred dresses’ and how the drawings prove truth
Wanda’s family moves away during the term
Contents of the packet: many pencil dress sketches (styles, patterns, polka dots)
Peggy’s guilt, reflection and unspoken remorse — theme: responsibility
Miss Mason’s fair, kind response that encourages empathy and apology

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Find them on msroh.in’s chapter page: the entry lists concise notes, important questions, MCQ and links for chapter test practice; Merit Spring ROH also offers site-wide mock tests for additional practice.

What does Wanda leave behind at school in The Hundred Dresses II?

Wanda leaves a packet of paper filled with pencil drawings—many sketches of dresses that show she really had imagined numerous dresses; these sketches become the key evidence that surprises her classmates.

Why do the children feel guilty after Wanda moves away?

They realise their teasing about Wanda’s faded blue dress was hurtful and that her drawings suggested she may have been truthful, so Peggy and others feel ashamed and reflect on their behaviour.

How does Miss Mason respond to the situation in The Hundred Dresses II?

Miss Mason stays kind and fair, highlights Wanda’s drawings to the class and encourages students to understand the importance of kindness, apology and taking responsibility for hurtful actions.

How to write an exam answer on themes (guilt/empathy) in The Hundred Dresses II?

Emphasise guilt, empathy and responsibility with two pieces of evidence: Wanda’s sketches and Peggy’s reaction; include one short quotation, explain its significance and end with a moral-based concluding sentence.

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