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Contents
1 English literature . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
1.1 The Fun They Had . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
1.2 The Sound of Music . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
1.3 The Little Girl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
1.4 A Truly Beautiful Mind . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
1.5 The Snake and the Mirror . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
1.6 My Childhood . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42
1.7 Reach For The Top . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59
1.8 Kathmandu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70
1.9 If I were You . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75
1.10 The Road Not taken . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78
1.11 Wind . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89
1.12 Rain on The Roof . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96
1.13 The Lake Isle of Innisfree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 101
1.14 A Legend of The Northland . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 105
1.15 No Men Are Foreign . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 110
1.16 On killing a tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 117
1.17 A Slumber Did My Spirit Seal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 119
1.18 The Lost Child . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 120
1.19 The adventures of Toto . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 130
1.20 Iswaran the Storyteller . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 134
1.21 In the kingdom of fools . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 137
1.22 The Happy Prince . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 143
1.23 The Last Leaf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 155
1.24 A House is not a Home . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 165
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1. English literature
A. She never understands what her 6. In what way is the setting of “The Fun
teacher is saying. They Had” typical of science fiction?
B. The county inspector visits her home A. The story takes place in the distant
schooling too often. past.
1. B 2. A 3. A 4. C 5. A 6. D
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B. The story takes place in another world. 12. From which point of view is “THE FUN
C. The story takes place in outer space. THEY HAD” told?
D. The story take place in the future. A. First Person (the narrator is a charac-
ter in the story)
7. How old was Tommy?
B. Second Person
A. Ten years
B. Eleven years C. Third person (the narrator is not a
character in the story)
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C. Fourteen years
D. none of above
D. Thirteen years
8. The story takes place in the 13. If a person behaves nonchalantly, how
A. past does he or she most likely feel?
B. present A. sad
C. future B. angry
D. none of above C. worried
9. What is the conflict in the story? D. carefree
A. Margie’s robot teacher is giving her
too many tests. 14. What does ‘so’ mean in the line “Margie
did so with a sigh.”?
B. Margie hates school and thinks about
the fun the kids had at school in the old A. attending the class
days. B. inserting yesterday’s homework in the
C. Tommy won’t let Margie read the old proper slot
book.
C. answering the teacher
D. Margie has to learn about geography
and fractions. D. going to her schoolroom
10. What did Margie right about in her diary? 15. Who found a real book?
A. A real school A. Tommy
B. A real teacher
B. Margie
C. A real book
C. Tommy’s teacher
D. Tommy
D. The mechanical teacher
11. Why does Margie have to write her paper
using a punch code? 16. What was unfamiliar to Margie in this
A. She doesn’t want anyone to copy her story?
work
A. human teachers, school buildings,
B. Her parents write everything in punch group learning
code
B. tests, human teachers, chalk boards
C. Her teacher doesn’t speak the same
language C. computers, books, human tachers
D. A machine grades her work D. none of above
17. Who told Margie once about real books? 23. In what subject was Margie doing poorly?
A. Her father A. math
18. B 19. A 20. D 21. C 22. D 23. C 24. A 25. C 26. C 27. C 28. B
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28. Which word is most similar in meaning to 33. What kind of conflict is established in the
resilient? story?
A. wild and disorderly A. Man vs. Man
B. flexible B. Man vs. Self
C. collision C. Man vs. Society
D. suddenly, violently pushed D. Man vs. Nature
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29. What does the speaker consider ‘waste’ 34. What year is this story set in?
in the line “what a waste”? A. 3042
A. Typing homework in punch code B. 2028
B. Paying for the price of a book C. 1999
C. Electricity consumption by telebooks D. 2155
D. Throwing away the book after reading 35. What was Margie’s mechanical teacher
it giving her?
30. Why do Margie and Tommy find the book A. Test in mathematics
interesting? B. Test in geography
A. It was very old and printed on paper C. A sound beating
B. They liked to read books D. Good marks
C. The pages were full of colorful pictures
36. Which of these adjectives would best de-
D. The story was written by their favorite scribe someone who loftily answers a
author question?
29. D 30. A 31. D 32. B 33. C 34. D 35. B 36. C 37. B 38. B 39. A
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39. The short story The Fun They Had is clas- clearly use as a basis of an imaginary in-
sified under which Genre? vention?
A. to show that the story takes place long 45. How does Asimov describe the County In-
ago spector?
B. to show that the story takes place in A. Round, little man, red face
the future
B. Strong, tall man, with a mustache
C. to show that the story takes place in
the present C. Round, little woman, red hair
D. to show that the story takes place in D. Strong, tall woman, with purple
the recent past clothes
41. Which sentence describes Margie’s 46. How old was Margie?
teacher?
A. 11
A. He is a man.
B. 12
B. It is a computer.
C. 13
C. She gives too much homework.
D. It takes too long to grade papers. D. 14
42. How does Tommy treat Margie? 47. Re-read the sentence in paragraph 36. If
a person behaves nonchalantly, how does
A. like she is smarter than him he or she most likely feel?
B. like she is dumb
A. sad
C. like she has cooties
B. angry
D. like he cares for her deeply
C. worried
43. ‘They’ in the title ‘The Fun They Had’ D. carefree
refers to:
A. Margie and Tommy 48. How long ago were the old schools
B. The classmates of Margie around?
40. B 41. B 42. B 43. C 44. A 45. A 46. A 47. D 48. A 49. D
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49. What two things does the County Inspec- 54. Margie was surprised that students of the
tor do when he arrives at Margie’s house? past had a for a teacher.
A. He gives Margie an apple and then A. computer
gives her another Geography test B. human
B. He gives Margie an apple, and he takes C. robot
away the mechanical teacher
D. television
C. He smiles at Margie and takes the me-
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chanical teacher away 55. What was Margie scornful about?
D. He give Margie an apple, and takes the A. The printed book
mechanical teacher apart
B. The school
50. In “The Fun They Had, “ Tommy finds a C. Tommy
book. Why are the books pages yellow
D. Email books
and crinkly?
A. The book is very cheaply made. 56. Margie said to Tommy, “Can I read the
book some more with you after school?”
B. No one has ever read the book before.
“Maybe, “ he said, nonchalantly. He
C. The book was printed a long time ago. walked away whistling, the dusty old
D. Someone was trying to hide the book book tucked beneath his arm. What type
in the attic. of context clue do we have here?
A. Inference:we have to guess based
51. What was strange about the old book? on what’s happening what nonchalantly
A. It was a computer. means.
B. It was very long. B. Example:we see what nonchalantly
C. The words didn’t move means based on what the Tommy does.
53. Where did Tommy find the book? 58. What type of teacher did Margie have?
A. In the attic A. Smart
B. In the school B. Ugly
C. In a shop C. Mechanical
D. In a library D. Intimidating
50. C 51. C 52. B 53. A 54. B 55. B 56. B 57. A 58. C 59. C
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59. Which part of the mechanical teacher does 64. Which of these serious themes is most
Margie hate the most? clearly conveyed in “The Fun They Had”?
62. What happens with words in telebooks? C. to show that Tommy is older than
Margie
A. They jump out of the page
D. to show why Tommy does not like to
B. They move
read
C. They have different colours
D. You can touch them 67. Why does Margie think human teachers
can’t teach as well as mechanical teach-
63. Margie had to write her homework and ers?
test papers in
A. They aren’t as smart as machines
A. a digital diary.
B. a punch code they made her learn B. They can’t understand their students
when she wassix years old. C. They make their students take too
C. the old traditional way. many tests
D. None of these D. They can’t teach all the subjects
68. Why does Margie’s mother have the C. not showing much interest or enthusi-
county inspector visit? asm; carelessly
A. to explain what Margie needs to learn D. monotonously
B. to punish Margie for her poor grades
73. In All Summer in a Day, most children are
C. to give Margie personal instruction in on Venus because
geography
A. it rains
D. to reprogram Margies teacher
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B. they do not know any different
69. The story says that Tommy answered C. they know their time on Venus will end
Margie nonchalantly as he walked away. soon
What does nonchalantly mean?
D. their parents have made it a fun place
A. disagreeably to live
B. curiously
74. The short story is a part of a genre known
C. casually as?
D. reluctanly A. fantasy
70. What happened to Margie’s mechanical B. science fiction
teacher? C. horror
A. It was not set properly and the inspec- D. non fiction
tor repaired it
B. It broke down and her mother repaired 75. At the beginning of “The Fun They Had, “
it what has caused Margaret to hate school
even more than before?
C. It was too old and they threw it away
A. learning about real teachers instead of
D. It broke down and they threw it away
teaching machines
71. Which of these serious themes is most B. reading an old book that Tommy has
clearly conveyed in the science-fiction found in his attic
story “The Fun They Had”?
C. doing poorly on test after test in geog-
A. Humanity is in danger of becoming ex- raphy
tinct.
D. having no friends in school anymore
B. All human beings need to think for
themselves. 76. In “The Fun They Had” in what way is
C. We must stop wasting natural re- Margie’s education more personal than the
sources before it’s too late. education of students her age in most
schools today?
D. People often fail to appreciate things
until they no longer have them. A. Her teacher is a caring human being
who focuses on only one student.
72. Which one of these is the correct meaning B. Her schoolwork is programmed to suit
of ‘nonchalantly’? her own specific learning abilities.
A. angrily C. She is able to decide when to take
B. swiftly tests and how difficult they should be.
77. D 78. B 79. A 80. D 81. A 82. A 83. A 84. D 85. B 86. A
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school?
D. 17 May 2159 A. The material was introduced too
quickly.
88. In “The Fun They Had, “ how is Margie’s
teacher different from the teachers that B. The teacher gave too many tests.
most students who attend school today C. The teacher was on vacation and ab-
have? sent for a month.
A. Margie’s teacher has been told very lit-
D. The teacher was dumb and taught in-
tle about her.
correct information.
B. Margie’s teacher is a person at a re-
mote location 93. In The Fun They Had, the story suggests
that the same activity may seem pleasant
C. Margie’s teacher is her mother.
or unpleasant depending on
D. Margie’s teacher is a machine.
A. a person’s point of view
89. How is the old book that Tommy finds DIF- B. how many friends you have
FERENT from the books that the children
usually read? C. how much money it costs
A. The old book is nonfiction. D. how many times you have done it
B. The old book is harder to read. 94. What was the book about?
C. The old book is printed on paper. A. televisions
D. The old book changes each time it is B. geography
read.
C. school
90. What is the theme of the story?
D. It was her grandfather’s diary
A. School is better in the future, because
there is a robot teacher. 95. In both stories, characters long for
B. Tommy should share his book, so A. to be young as long as possible
Margie can learn about old schools. B. school to be over
C. Learning about the past is important,
C. the way things used to be
because it shows change.
D. control of their lives
D. Learning without technology provides
more social interaction. 96. Why did Margie have regular days and
hours for school?
91. Telebooks differ from regular books be-
cause they A. She liked learning that way.
98. Re-read paragraph 16. If Tommy is speak- 102. Tommy looked at her with very superior
ing “loftily” that means that he is being eyes. “Because it’s not our kind of school,
stupid. This is the old kind of school that
A. rude they had hundreds and hundreds of years
ago.” He added loftily, pronouncing the
B. thoughtful word carefully, “Centuries ago.”Which of
C. snobby the following does not give us a clue about
D. kind what “loftily” means.
A. He looked at her with superior eyes.
99. Unlike “The Fun They Had”, in the story
“All Summer in a Day” the setting is B. He calls her “stupid.”
A. on a different planet C. He says:”This is the old kind of school
that they had hundreds and hundreds of
B. the basement
years ago.”
C. in the past
D. He pronounced the words very care-
D. at night fully.
100. How long does it take for the County In- 103. When does this story take place?
spector to put the teacher back together
again? A. 1492
A. Two or so hours B. 2018
B. Three days C. 1990
C. An hour or so D. 2157
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A. Blind children
A. French and Japanese
B. physically handicapped
B. French and German
C. Deaf children
C. German and Japanese
D. none of above
D. none of above
10. When did Bismillah get his first big break
4. Where did Bismillah give his first break
as a Shehnai performer?
through his performance?
A. in 1983, when All India Radio came
A. at the Red Fort
into existence
B. at Varanasi
B. 1945
C. at All India Radio
C. 1987
D. U.S.A
D. 1989
5. How old was Evelyn when she went to
Royal Music academy? 11. Who all were present on the event of 15th
August?
A. 17 years old
A. Nehru
B. 18 years old
B. Gandhi
C. 19 years old
C. All eminent people
D. Below 17
D. all
6. What happened with Evelyn at the age of
eight? 12. From where did Shahnai get its name?
A. She played Xylophone for the first A. From barber (Nai in Hindi)-+ King
time. (Shah in Hindi)
B. Ron Forbes discovered her potential. B. From a Barber
C. Her hearing disability was noticed by C. King gave its name
her mother for the first time. D. none
D. none of above
13. What was the source of inspiration for Bis-
7. what problem did Evelyn face in her life? millah?
A. she was mentally disabled A. Red Fort
B. she was Blind B. Royal Palaces
C. She was Broke C. Ganga Ghats
D. She was deaf D. none
14. Who helped Evelyn to continue with her 20. Who was deaf in the lesson?
music? A. Evelyn
26. Why did Bismillah refuse to go to the 32. Bismillah Khan always yearned for Be-
U.S.A.? naras, and .
A. because the Shehnai had no future A. Canada and U.S.A
there
B. Dumraon and River Ganga
B. he didn’t like the place
C. Delhi and Agra
C. because of his love for Banaras and
D. None of the above
river Ganges
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D. all 33. Which places had Evelyn worked for?
27. What did Evelyn want to spread through A. poor children
her music? B. prisons and hospitals
A. message of love, peace and happiness C. schools
B. music is not difficult D. none
C. music is not difficult for deaf people
34. When was Evelyn’s deafness noticed?
D. deaf people can learn music
A. when she was 18
28. What was Evelyn most interested in?
B. when she was 19
A. piano
C. When she was 8
B. drums
D. none
C. xylophone
D. guitar 35. Where was the Shehnai played tradition-
ally?
29. What does Evelyn admit?
A. In temples
A. She is Determined
B. in wedding ceremonies
B. She is a workaholic
C. auspicious ceremonies
C. she is respected
D. All
D. she will change
36. Why was the event of Shehnai Playing on
30. Who changed the perception of the 15th August a historic one?
Shehnai?
A. Bismillah became popular
A. Tansen
B. people appreciated his performance
B. Evelyn
C. Bismillah Khan C. it was Independence day
D. All D. all
31. How did Evelyn hear music? 37. Where did Bismillah play the Shehnai on
15th August 1947?
A. through drums
A. at Ganga Ghat
B. through fingers
B. in Banaras
C. by feeling vibrations through her
diffrent parts of body-fingers, hair, feet C. near Red Fort
D. none D. at Kaashi
38. Evelyn Glennie was when her deafness 44. What did Aurangzeb ban in his palace?
came to light. A. playing of Pungi
40. When was Evelyn’s deafness confirmed? 46. Apart from the regular concerts, where
does Evelyn give free concerts?
A. by the age of 5
A. schools and colleges
B. by the age of 6
B. prisons and hospitals
C. by the age of 8
C. Old age homes
D. by the age of 11
D. none of above
41. who is this chapter revolving around
47. what is the meaning of determination
A. Evelyn Glennie
A. An achieved goal
B. Evelyn Keyes B. A dream
C. Evelyn Nesbit C. the satisfaction achieved only through
D. Evelyn Waugh hard work
D. hardwork
42. What did Evelyn want to pursue?
A. fashion 48. Evelyn Glennie is a famous
B. study A. multi-percussionist
C. music B. pianist
D. none C. violinist
D. none of above
43. Why did people discourage Evelyn to pur-
sue music? 49. Who helped her in learning music?
A. it was not considered good A. Micheal Glennie
B. it was difficult B. Thomas Watson
C. it was expensive C. James Blade
D. because she was deaf D. Ron Forbes
50. How did Evelyn feel the vibrations of the B. By leaning against the drums
drums? C. Higher drum from the waist up and the
A. By striking drum sticks hard on the lower one from the waist down.
drums. D. none of above
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1. What did Kezia’s father do in the drawing 5. What did Kezia think of her father?
room on Sunday afternoons? A. he is a very good father
A. Reading newspaper B. he loves children
B. Taking tea C. he is very harsh
C. Talking to her mother D. all
D. Sleep on the sofa
6. Who suggested Kezia to make a gift for
2. what was her nightmare? her father?
10. On the night of hue and cry, after Kezia D. she had torn his important speech pa-
was put to bed, she watched pers
21. What made Kezia’s father punish her? C. Sister, brother, father
A. She used to stutter before him. D. Cousin, father, sister
B. She was staring at him while he was 27. How did kezia realize that her father has
asleep. a big heart?
C. She had torn down sheets of paper A. Because he could not play with her like
which contained his speech for the port Mr. Mcdonald.
authority.
B. Because he was harsh.
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D. She had refused to remove his shoes.
C. Because he used to get irritated with
22. What did Kezia’s father do on Sundays? her.
A. he used to have sound sleep to take D. Because even though she tore his
rest. speech papers unknowingly, he com-
B. he went for movies forted her when she had a bad dream.
C. he used to visit his friends 28. Who is the author of this story?
D. gossip A. Isaac Asimov
23. Who would Kezia call out during her night- B. Ruskin Bond
mare? C. Deborah Cowley
A. Grandmaa D. Katherine Mansfield
B. Father
29. What did Kezia think of her father when
C. Mother he used to yawn?
D. Alice A. she compared him to Mr. Macdonald
24. What is the story about? B. she compared him to god
A. children C. She compared him to a giant
B. fears of children D. none of the above
C. childhood fears 30. Name the people in Kezia’s family.
D. a little girl and her feeling for her fa- A. father
ther
B. mother
25. Where did grandmother send Kezia on Sun- C. grand mother
day afternoons?
D. all
A. To the playground
B. To the temple 31. What was the lesson that her father
wanted to teach Kezia by punishing her?
C. To her friend’s house
A. She should not give surprise gifts.
D. To her father and mother in the draw-
ing room B. Pin-cushions should not be given as
birthday gifts.
26. Who were the people in kezia’s family? C. She should not touch those things that
A. Father, mother, grandmother do not belong to her.
B. Father, mother sister D. None of these
32. What did Kezia’s father do before going to 38. Who did the little girl see reading all the
his office? time
A. A giant A. be mum
B. A man mocking her B. stammer
C. A man lacking feelings C. talk a lot
D. A man of big heart D. be naughty
34. What would happen to Kezia whenever 40. What was Kezia’s father’s routine before
she saw her father? going to work?
A. Jump joyfully
A. He would come into her room and give
B. Shutter frighteningly her a casual goodbye kiss.
C. Cry sorrowfully B. He would ask for his boots.
D. Hugged lovingly C. He would ask for a newspaper.
35. To the little girl he was a figure to be D. He would request for a cup of tea.
feared and avoided. Who is ‘he’ here?
A. Grandfather 41. Why did Kezia use to stutter only before
her father?
B. Brother
A. Because of his fear, she was trying so
C. Father hard to say things properly and so she
D. MacDonald stuttered.
36. Kezia’s father brought her in his room dur- B. She did it intentionally to irritate him.
ing night and C. Her father’s appearance made her
A. Tucked up his child stutter.
B. Switched on the music system D. All of these
C. Readout a book to his child
42. “She had not sold any matches and could
D. Gave her Mathematics lessons not bring a farthing of money home.”
What does farthing mean in this sentence?
37. What kept Kezia indoors one day?
A. A cold A. The least possible amount of money.
43. What kind of a father was Mr. Macdon- B. The matches represented the fear she
ald? had going home without any money for her
A. Jovial natured family.
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44. What would father say on seeing Kezia 49. Why did Kezia tear the papers?
looking at him?
A. to play
A. He would say she looked like a fairy
B. to clean her room
B. she looked like a little brown owl
C. to fill the cushion
C. that she looked like a fool
D. to put in dustbin
D. that she looked like a clever cat
50. What does ‘laboriously’ mean?
45. What did the Father do after he carried
A. with ease
Kezia to his room?
B. with a lot of effort or difficulty
A. lay her on the bed and tucked her care-
fully. C. with care
B. asked her to rub her legs against his D. with pleasure
to keep warm.
51. How did Kezia feel when she had to speak
C. none of the above to her father?
D. both 1 and 2 A. joyful
46. When did kezia feel relief? B. confident
A. When the father came back home C. she would stutter while speaking to
him
B. When the father went to sleep
D. none
C. When she heard the noise of the car-
riage growing fainter 52. Who came into Kezia’s nighmare?
D. All of the above A. Joker
47. Who lived next door B. Ghost
C. The Johns 53. What was Mcdonald playing with his chil-
D. The McDonalds dren?
A. Rugby
48. What did the visions represent to the little
match girl each time she lite a match? B. Chess
54. Who instructed to take off father’s boots? C. Her grandmother was not there to
A. father guide her.
C. To run here and there 71. How do you know the little girl is poor?
D. None of the above A. She saw a delicious roast goose in a
window through the candle light.
66. What changed Kezia’s perception about
B. At home it was cold too, above her
her father?
the roof, through which the wind whistled,
A. his scolding the largest cracks were stopped up with
B. her grandmother straw and rags.
C. Her little hands were numbed with
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C. her mother
cold.
D. the night she got a nightmare he com-
forted her D. She carried a quantity of matches in an
old apron.
67. What was Kezia’s father’s routine after
72. Why did the young girl sell matches?
coming back from his office?
A. To save up money to buy new slippers.
A. He would ask for the newspaper and
tea after coming back from his office. B. To earn money to help support her
poor family.
B. He would ask for cold coffee
C. To earn enough money to buy a christ-
C. He would ask for glass of water mas tree.
D. none of above D. To buy a roast goose.
68. Where did Kezia sit in the drawing room? 73. Who was Mcdonald?
A. On the sofa A. kezia’s uncle
B. On a chair B. kezia’s teacher
C. On a stool C. kezia’s grandfather
D. On a bed D. Kezia’s Neighbor
69. Why did grandmother send Kezia to her 74. How did Kezia see the Macdonalds play-
father in the drawing room Sunday? ing?
A. to make her comfortable with her fa- A. (a) In her TV
ther B. Through a gap in the fence
B. to make her understand her father bet- C. While returning from school
ter D. From the terrace
C. to help her have a nice talk with him
75. Which one of these is NOT TRUE with re-
D. all gard to Kezia’s Sunday afternoons?
70. What did Kezia learn after seeing Macdon- A. The grandmother used to send her to
alds? the drawing room to have a nice little talk
with Father and Mother.
A. All fathers are alike.
B. She would find her mother reading
B. There are different sorts of fathers.
something.
C. She is unlucy C. She would find her father sleeping
D. She is lucky soundly and snoring.
D. The grandmother would rock her in the 81. Kezia can’t stay in the dak because it gets
rocking chair. A. Cloudy
C. When her father made fun of her stut- 92. Why did Kezia start feeling lonely?
tering. A. because of her grandmother
D. All of these B. because of Macdonalds
87. Kezia saw with a knife and a rope in C. because her mother fell sick
her nightmare. D. None
A. a priest
93. Name the author of the story
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B. a butcher A. Phoebe cary
C. a chef B. Katherine Mansfield
D. a vegetable vendor C. Coates Kinney
88. Who is the author of ‘The Little Girl’? D. Robert frost
A. Katherine Mansfield 94. How was the pattern?
B. Ruskin Bond A. Energetic
C. J K Rowling B. Sad
D. Hermione Granger C. Happy
D. Angry
89. Kezia was punished because
A. her father was very rude 95. Thinking about father was like thinking
about a/an
B. she had torn his important speech
A. elf
C. she refused to obey him
B. king
D. she compared him with Mr. Mcdonald
C. giant
90. What was Kezia’s father’s routine On Sun- D. prince
days
96. What does it mean, “with her grand-
A. On Sundays, he would take rest. He mother she had entered on the joys of a
would enjoy sound sleep on the sofa new year”?
B. On Sundays, he would take rest. He A. It was morning and the little girl was
would enjoy going to the park no longer cold,
C. He would go for shopping B. The little girl died and entered heaven
D. none of above with her grandmother.
C. Her grandmother found her and took
91. What is the figure of speech used in the her home.
line, “Thinking about him alone was like
thinking about a giant.”? D. The little girl feel asleep and someone
gave her a blanket to stay warm.
A. Metaphor
97. What does Kezia’s father compare her
B. Simile
to?(A) a cat (B) a fox(C) a sparrow (D)
C. Anaphora an owl Arts
D. Personification A. A cat
102. Who was the one person who loved her 107. After getting beaten up, when next time
but was now no more? she saw her father, she quickly
A. Her sister A. Runaway
B. Her mother B. Sat down in silence
C. Her Grandmother C. Put both hands behind her back
D. Her dog D. Became senseless
108. Why did Kezia put her hands behind her A. window, tag
back next time she saw her father? B. window, hopscotch
A. Because her hands were dirty C. fence, tag
B. Because she had drawn something on D. fence, hopscotch
her hands
C. Because her father hit her with a ruler 114. By what was kezia hit with?
on her hands A. Rod
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D. None of the above B. Spoon
D. The butcher with a knife and a rope A. A speech prepared by her father for
coming nearer and nearer with the dread- the harbour board meeting
ful smile B. Important official documents
B. Kezia’s teacher 118. How did the little girl feel when her fa-
C. Kezia’s grandfather ther looked at her from the spectacles?
119. What did Kezia’s grandmother ask her to 124. What was the nightmare for kezia?
make? A. Butcher
A. Car A. Mother
B. Bike B. Grandmother
C. Carriage C. Father
D. Jeep D. Grandfather
123. What did kezia’s father do on sundays? 128. Kezia compared her Father with?
A. Stretched out on the sofa and slept A. A giant
B. Played with kezia B. Dwarf
C. Spent time with the family C. Enormous
D. Help kezia with school work D. Massive
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9. Einstein won the Nobel Prize for this:
A. Mileva
A. Theory of Relativity
B. Maja
B. Photoelectric Effect
C. Elsa C. Theory of gravity
D. Ilse D. Theory of time and space
4. Who wrote the poem “The Lake Isle of In- 10. Einstein was deeply shaken due to the de-
nisfree?” struction caused by
A. John Keats A. World War
14. What is the message of this lesson? 20. When Albert Einstein began speaking then
A. a beautiful mind not only creates beau- he spoke every word ?
15. How many times did Einstein utter a word 21. Who was the president of America at that
when he learnt to speak? time
A. thrice
A. Abraham Lincoln
B. four times
B. George Washington
C. once
D. twice C. Franklin D. Roosevelt
D. Herbert Hoover
16. Einstein died in at the age of 76.
A. 1956 22. Who has become synonymous with ge-
B. 1978 nius?
C. 1965 A. Einstein’s name
D. 1955 B. Gandhi’s name
17. Why did Einstein leave the school? C. Wright Brothers
A. for good
D. NONE
B. he had clash with the teachers
C. he didn’t like discipline and order in 23. After finishing graduation, Albert worked
the school as a?
D. All A. Mechanical engineer
18. Which of the following words best defines B. As a space scientist
Einstein?
C. As a Teaching Assistant
A. curious
D. As a technical expert
B. patient
C. careful 24. The rods or stakes interwoven with twigs
D. friendly or tree branches for making fences or
walls are called
19. Albert was also skilled in playing
A. Hive
A. Guitar
B. Wattles
B. Violin
C. Table C. Glade
D. Flute D. None
25. Which of the following statements is not 30. When Einstein wrote his 1905 papers, he
true? was working as a:
A. Einstein was ridiculed as a child by his A. Private tutor.
friends and teacher. B. Engineer.
B. Einstein left Germany when Hitler C. Professor
came to power.
D. Patent Officer.
C. Einstein regretted writing to Roosevelt
31. What is the poetic form of “The Lake Isle
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to develop the atomic bomb.
of Innisfree?”
D. Einstein wrote to the United Nation
promoting world peace. A. Lyric
B. Sonnet
26. In which subject did Einstein receive Nobel
C. Ballad
Prize?
D. None
A. Physics
B. Mathematics 32. Why did Mileva come to the University at
Zurich?
C. Chemistry
A. it was the only university which gave
D. Literature degrees to women
27. The Americans developed the atomic bomb B. it was a good university
in a secret project of their own, and C. it was near her city
dropped it on the Japanese cities of D. she liked the place
in August 1945.
33. What did Albert’s mother think of him?
A. Hiroshima and Nagasaki
A. he was a born genius
B. Hiroshima and Tokyo
B. he is intelligent
C. Tokyo and Nagasaki
C. he will rule the world
D. Yokohama and Nagasaki
D. Albert was a freak
28. WHIC PLACE DOES THE POET WANT TO
34. Why has the author referred to the late
VISIT?
speaking age of Einsten?
A. THE LAKE
A. to show that apparently his growth
B. THE MOUNTAINS rate was slower than the children of his
age
C. THE BEACH
B. to show that he was a slow learner
D. A PLACE OF NATURAL BEAUTY
C. To show his disability
29. Einstein was all of these EXCEPT a D. None
A. rebel
35. Albert Einstein and Mileva Maric got Di-
B. philistine vorced in year?
C. world citizen A. 1929
D. genius B. 1919
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48. What did Einstein call his desk drawer at
C. 74
his patent office?
D. 78
A. The Bureau of freedom
B. The Bureau of Patented inventions 54. Happy Prince:Where did the swallow
want to go?
C. The Bureau of Theoretical physics
A. Spain
D. The Bureau of Nuclear Fission
B. Egypt
49. How did the job at the patent office help
Einstein? C. UK
B. He saw new ideas of others and re- 55. Why did Einstein decide to continue his
vised them. study in Switzerland?
C. He met people who helped him solve A. it ws a good city
his problems. B. it was more liberal than Munich
D. He had the freedom to work on his own
C. he liked the place
ideas.
D. all
50. WHAT KIND OF A HOUSE DID THE POET
WANT TO HAVE AT INNISFREE? 56. Why did Mileva Maric come to the Univer-
sity at Zurich?
A. A WELL FURNISHED
A. it was the only university which gave
B. A BIG HOUSE
degrees to women
C. A HOUSE MADE OF WOOD AND CLAY
B. it was a good university
D. NONE
C. it was near her city
51. The life of which place is full of tension & D. she liked the place
chaos
A. School 57. What does this lesson A Truly Beautiful
mind speak about?
B. College
A. beauty of the mind
C. City
B. beauty of the world
D. All of the above
C. the life of the greatest scientist Ein-
52. When did Einstein have his second mar- stein and his contributions to the field of
riage? science and world politics
A. 1919 D. none
C. PLEASING, BUZZING MUSIC LIKE 75. Einstein felt a special interest in a fellow
SOUNDS OF BEES student named , whom he found to be
D. NONE a “Clever Creature.”
A. Lily Elsie
70. Why does the world remember Einstein as
B. Rosa Parks
a”world citizen”?
C. Elsa
A. He supported peace and democracy
D. Mileva Maric
B. He was in favour of a world govern-
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ment 76. Whom did Albert want to marry right after
C. He wanted the world to function as one finishing studies?
unit A. Blair
D. All the above B. Mileva
71. Where does the poet want to go in this C. Mary
poem? D. Margie
A. Ireland 77. Einstein first started creating and becom-
B. England ing interested in how things worked when
C. Innisfree he was given this when he was 5 years
old-
D. None
A. thermometer
72. “EVENINGS FULL OF THE LINNET’S B. compass
WINGS” WHAT DO THESE WORDS MEAN?
C. toy car
A. THE NOISE OF FLYING INSECTS
D. camera
B. LINETS FLYING IN THE EVENING SKY
78. Whose genius still reigns after 50 years of
C. BUZZING BEES
his death?
D. NOISE OF INSECTS IN THE EVENING A. M.K. Gandhi
73. What did Einstein’s Headmaster said his B. Nehru
father? C. Stephen
A. He will be a Criminal D. Einstein
B. He will be a great Scientist
79. WHAT DID THE POET WANT TO CREATE
C. He will be a great person in future FOR HONEYBEES?
D. He will be never successful at anything A. TREES
74. WHAT KIND OF SEEN IS DESCRIBED AT IN- B. HIVES
NISFREE DURING NOON TIME? C. FLOWERS
A. GOLDEN HUE D. NONE
B. BRIGHT GREEN AND YELLOW LIGHTS 80. In what art was Einstein’s mother particu-
C. PURPLE GLOW CAN BE SEEN larly talented?
D. NONE A. Calligraphy
A. Theory of Relativity 87. What is the theme of the poem “The lake
Isle of Innisfree?”
B. Photoelectric Effect
A. Nature
C. Theory of gravity
B. Civilization
D. Theory of time and space
C. War
82. is Albert’s sister. D. None
A. Maja
88. When did the famous paper of Einstein
B. Maya “ Special Theory of Relativity” get pub-
lished?
C. Maha
A. 1905
D. Maji
B. 1910
83. In Childhood Albert’s Friends called him C. 1901
as?
D. 1907
A. Rude
89. When was Einstein born?
B. Loving
A. on 14 March, 1879
C. Funny
B. on 10 March 1878
D. Boring
C. on 14 March 1877
84. What did the school headmaster say about D. on 14 March, 1875
Einstein?
90. When did Einstein Published his General
A. he would be a genius Theory of Relativity?
B. he is great A. 1915
C. he can’t get success at anything B. 1919
D. he would become a scientist C. 1916
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C. Berlin
A. Green Revolution D. Dresden
B. Scientific Revolution
96. Which musical instrument did Einstein
C. Technological Revolution play?
D. White Revolution A. violin
94. Where was Albert Einstein’s job location? B. drums
A. Bern C. clarinet
B. Munich D. trumpet
12. The homeopath shared room with 18. The dull thud sound came as ..
A. the rats were running in the ceiling
A. dogs
B. the snake was moving towards the
B. cats writer
C. rats C. the snake fell on his shoulder
D. cattle D. the rat fell on his shoulder
19. In which month does the story take place? 25. the fat woman can’t
A. Monsoon A. run as fast as the writer
B. Summer B. eat as fast as the writer
C. Winter C. be beautiful
D. none of above D. beat him
20. Homeopath made another earth shaking 26. what had been left behind one thing as a
final result?
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decision. The meaning of earth shaking is
A. coat
A. important B. mobile
B. dangerous C. vest
C. horrible D. suitcase
D. pleasant 27. The doctor made another earth shaking de-
cision. The meaning of earth shaking is
21. WHAT WAS THE ONLY ONE THAT WAS
LEFT IN HE DOCTORS HOUSE AFTER THE
ROBBERY? A. challenging
B. dangerous
A. HIS VEST
C. horrible
B. HIS BLACK COAT
D. pleasant
C. HIS MONEY
D. none of above 28. What was it that had fallen on the his
back?
22. Meaning of solitary is A. A RUBBER TUBE
A. unique B. A BIG RAT
B. expensive C. A FAT SNAKE
C. cheap D. A DEAD MOUSE
D. single 29. Why did the doctor call himself foolish and
23. What did the doctor realize? poor?
A. because of his inability to think of any
A. He was a handsome doctor
solution for the trouble he was caught in
B. He was a handsome bachelor
B. he had no money
C. He was smart C. no good house to live
D. He was poor and had nothing to boast D. no customers
24. The book took out by Homeopath is 30. THE AUTHORS NAME IS
A. Oxford dictionary A. VAIROM MOHAMMED BASHEER
B. Anthropology B. ISSAC ASIMOV
C. The Materia Medica C. MULK RAJ ANAND
D. Anatomy D. none of above
31. The belongings of the doctor were 37. Why did the snake leave the doctors arm?
A. sixty rupees A. becoz the snakes mother was calling
A. A Fat Snake landed on his shoulder. 40. Who told this story to the writer?
B. A Fat Snake fell on back of his chair. A. His granny
C. A Fat Snake fell to the ground. B. his mother
43. WHAT DID HE THINK FIRST WHEN THE CO- 46. What are the two most important things
BRA FIRST COLIED IN HIS HANDS? in the story?
A. HE THOUGHT WHETHER IT WAS MALE A. snake and the mirror
OR FEMALE
B. doctor and rats
B. HE THOUGHT ABOUT THE MEDICINES
C. doctor and his wife
HE HAD TO TAKE IF IT BIT HIM
D. snake and the doctor
C. HIS MOTHER
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D. none of above 47. What important decision did he make?
44. WHAT WAS THE ANIMAL THAT SCARED A. To grow a thin moustache.
THE DOCTOR? B. To keep an attractive smile on his face
A. SNAKE always.
B. COBRA C. Both decisions
C. PYTHON D. None of the above
D. none of above 48. What was the change in doctor’s thoughts
45. “THE SOUND WAS FAMILIAR TO ME”- after the incident?
WHAT WAS THE SOUND? A. from a valuable man to a helpless and
A. THE SNAKES MOVE foolish man
B. THE CHATTERING OF THE MOUSE B. from a poor to rich man
C. THE RAIN C. from a frown to smile
D. none of above D. from no moustache to moustache
1.6 My Childhood
1. Which seed did A.P.J Abdul Kalam collect A. Aravindan
during the second world war? B. Ramanadha Sastry
A. Guava seeds C. Sivaprakasan
B. Tamarind seeds D. none of the above
C. Flax seeds
4. Write briefly about his father.
D. Mango seeds
A. He was rich and had too much of
2. What is Dinamani? wealth
A. A magzine B. Had neither much formal education
B. A tamil Newspaper nor much wealth
3. Who was Abdul Kalam sitting with when 5. What does material security mean in the
the new teacher asked him to sit on the lesson?
last bench? A. all the basic necessities of life
7. What was Kalam’s age during the second 13. Abdul’s father Abdul for higher studies
world war?
A. Restricted
A. 9 years
B. Encouraged
B. 10 years
C. Gave money
C. 11 years
D. didn’t support
D. 8 years
14. How much money he got after selling
8. Who was Samsuddin?
tamarind seed?
A. Kalam’s brother
A. One rupee
B. Kalam’s friend
B. One paisa
C. Kalam’s neighbourer
C. Two anna
D. Kalam’s cousin
D. One anna
9. Kalam always sat in which row?
A. First 15. What bedtime stories did Abdul’s mother
and grandmother tell the children of the
B. Last family?
C. Front
A. Ramayana and Life of Prophet
D. Back
B. Mahabharatha and Ramayana
10. Kalam’s parents were? C. The Vedas
A. Smart and handsome
D. Panchatantra stories
B. Tall and handsome
C. Honest and arrogant 16. What did Kalam inherit from his mother
17. What kind of person was Sivasubramania C. Because he opposed Islam and consid-
Iyer? ered Hinduism better.
A. orthodox brahmin D. Because he helped Ramanadha Sastry
B. calm and generous at the Temple and helped him carry out de-
votional duties .
C. believed in equality and wanted to
bring reforms in the society 23. Who was the high priest of Rameswaram
D. all Temple, & how was Kalam related to
him/her?
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18. Which symbol represented Abdul Kalam as A. Krishnamurthy Kalam ; Father’s
a muslim boy? Brother
A. he spoke urdu B. Gopalaswami Ramanujan; Maternal
B. he wore black clothes grandfather
C. he wore a scarf C. Pakshi Lakshmana ; Friend’s Father
D. none of these D. Chinnamurthy Swami ; Uncle
19. Kalam became President of India. 24. During Second World war who sold news-
paper in Rameswaram from Kalam’s fam-
A. 10 th
ily?
B. 11 th
A. Jainulabdeen
C. 12 th
B. Arvindan
D. 9 th C. Samsuddin
20. Where did Kalam sell seeds? D. Abdul Kalam
A. in a market 25. Second World War broke out in
B. to other children A. 1931
C. people of his society B. 1930
D. to provide them to a provision store on C. 1939
a mosque street
D. 1935
21. In which school Kalam studied?
26. How much did Kalam earn after collecting
A. Rameshwaram elementry School tamarind seeds for a day?
B. Rameshwaram Boys School A. 2 annas
C. Rameshwaram Prathmik Pathshala B. 1 anna
D. Rameshwaram Sanskrit Vidyalaya C. 1 rupee
22. Why did Abdul not mind socializing with D. 1 paisa
Hindu friends?
27. APJ’s house was built in
A. Because he didn’t know what religion A. 18th century
meant.
B. 19th century
B. Because he was born into a socio-
economic atmosphere that promoted Sec- C. 20th century
ularism . D. 21st century
28. In what sense was Kalam’s childhood se- 34. What is “Dinamani”
cure? A. A magazine
31. Why did the teacher separate Kalam from 37. “Indians will build their own India”-Who
his friend? said this?
A. they were talking in the class A. SivasubramaniaIyer
B. they were not doing their work B. APJ Abdul Kalam
C. they were disturbing the class C. Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose
D. because of his own notion of social D. Mahatma Gandhi
ranking, religious discrimination
38. Who of the following was not Abdul
32. APJ Abdul Kalam had projects in Kalam’s close friend at school-
A. Space, Defense
A. Ramanadha Sastry
B. Nuclear technology
B. Aravindan
C. All of the above
C. Sivaprakasan
D. None
D. Samsuddin
33. What can resolve the hindrances in the
way of growth? 39. How was the wife of Abdul’s science
teacher initially?
A. mutual trust, and ease of communica-
tion A. Poor
B. Wings of Fire B. Rich
C. fighting C. Conservative
D. all D. Beautiful
40. Which seeds did Kalam used to collect 46. Who was not the friend of Kalam?
A. Mango seeds A. Ramanadha
B. Turmeric seeds B. Sivaprakasan
C. apple seeds C. Aravindan
D. none of above D. Lakshman
41. Sivasubramania’s wife was 47. Abdul Kalam took his father’s permission
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A. modern to study at the headquarters of
B. conservative A. Rameswaram
C. accepting B. Kochi
D. liberal C. Ramanathapuram
D. Kolkata
42. APJ used to wear a which marked him
as a Brahmin. 48. Why did Abdul Kalam feel proud to earn
A. t-shirt his first wages?
C. thread B. jfhwjrfhejr
D. cap C. vjewhvjdevn
D. djchwjvbdj
43. Who had invited Kalam for a meal at his
home? 49. Why did Kalam feel sad once when he was
A. Lakshmana Sastry in 5th standard?
D. Sivasubramania Iyer C. his teacher didn’t let him sit with his
Hindu friend in the first row because he
44. In what sense was A.P.J Abdul Kalam’s was a Muslim
childhood secure? D. none of these
A. He was getting all the necessities of
life like food, clothes, study etc 50. Which religion did Abdul Kalam belong to?
D. All C. Christian
D. Jewish
45. What did Kalam gain from Wings of Fire?
A. the great values he imbibed from his 51. What is Dinamani the name of?
parents, teachers and society A. Newspaper
B. his books B. Book
C. his study C. Shop
D. none D. Abdul Kalams’ friend
52. In his autobiography, Kalam talks about 58. What kind of person was Sivasubrama-
his? nia?
54. In which class a teacher sent Kalam on last 60. How did Abdul Kalam earn his first
bench? wages?
64. The first that earned money for Abdul C. Chief Justice
Kalam was
D. Army Chief
A. collecting and selling tamarind seeds
69. There was a sudden demand for when
B. collecting and delivering newspapers
the Second World War broke out in the
C. none of the above year 1939.
D. both (A) and (B) A. sesame seeds
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65. Abdul Kalam was born in state. B. wheat and rice
A. Karnataka C. tamarind seeds
B. Madras D. kerosene
C. Kerala
70. What is the message from this lesson?
D. Tamilnadu
A. Mutual trust, peace and harmony are
66. What was his job when he earning his first a must for a society to be happy and grow
wages and who helped in it? dynamically
A. Samson helped him in distributing the B. Live happily
magazines around.
C. Fight for your rights
B. Everyone was helpless
D. Have fire on your wings
C. Samsuddin helped him in distributing
newspapers 71. Who among these is not a friend of Kalam?
D. He was rich A. Ramanadha
67. Every child is born, with some inher- B. Sivaprakasan
ited characteristics, into a specific socio- C. Aravindan
economic and emotional environment, and
trained in certain ways by figures of au- D. Lakshman
thority. I inherited honesty and selfdisci-
72. SivasubramaniaIyer’s aim was to
pline from my father; from my mother, I
inherited faith in goodness and deep kind- A. Humiliate Abdul
ness9) Which of the following qualities
B. To break the social barriers that re-
best describe the person of the above ex-
stricted people to mingle
tract?
C. To fight in the second world war
A. Knowledgeable, negotiable and appre-
ciable D. To become rich
B. Appreciable, thankful and honest
73. Who was the father of Ramanadha Sas-
C. Maniac, negotiable and anticipator try?
D. Helpful, thankful and careful A. Rajkumar Sastry
68. Abdul Kalam became the 11th of India. B. Lakshmana Sastry
A. Prime Minister C. Aravindan Sastry
B. President D. Ramesh Sastry
74. Where was APJ Abdul Kalam born? 80. Abdul’s father believed in?
A. Rameswaram A. Freedom of thoughts
75. What is essential for all round growth ac- 81. Abdul Kalam was born at-
cording to the lesson? A. Dhanuskodi
A. tolerance B. Rameswaram
B. acceptance C. New Delhi
C. brotherhood, happiness D. None of these
D. all 82. When did the SECOND WORLD WAR break
out??
76. What did Kalam do that the new teacher
could not stomach? A. 1999
B. 1969
A. He sat with a Hindu friend
C. 1939
B. He sat with a Muslim friend
D. 2000
C. He wore the peaked cap
D. He answered a lot of questions in class 83. Who distributed newspapers in Abdul
Kalam’s native village?
77. the name of Abdul kalam’s father was A. his father
A. Samsuddin B. his brother
B. vasitiddim C. his cousin
C. Jainulabdeen D. his brother-in-law
D. none of these 84. Where was Kalam’s house?
78. What does emotional security mean? A. near a cinema hall
A. balance in life B. near a park
B. balance of emotions C. on a mosque street
C. control over emotions D. none
D. love and care to lead a stress free life 85. What were the values Abdul Kalam learnt
from his parents?
79. “ Indians will build their own India. “Who
A. Father:Honesty and Self Discipline,
said the above words?
Mother:Faith in Goodness and Deep Kind-
A. Khalil Gibran ness
B. Sivasubramnia Iyer B. Father:Disrespect and Intolerant
C. Gandhiji C. None of the above
D. Kalam’s father D. All of the above
86. Where did Kalam talk about his childhood? 92. Name of the district headquarter of
A. in his autobiography, Wings of Fire Rameshwaram
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A. Ramanadha Sastri 93. Kalam was born in a family.
B. Samsuddin A. rich
D. none C. middle-class
D. gangster
88. Which year was APJ Abdul Kalam born in?
A. 1921 94. The story “My Childhood” is an
B. 1918 A. Autobiography
C. 1931 B. Biography
90. What was Kalam’s age at the start of the 96. Where was Kalam born?
second world war? A. at island town of Rameswaram in
A. 9 years Madras State.
B. 10 years B. in Tamilnadu
C. 11 years C. in Karnatka
D. 8 years D. in Chennai
91. What did Kalam’s family do for a living? 97. Abdul Kalam’s house was
A. Make boats A. a hut
B. Make tables B. a pucca house
C. Arrange tables C. a building
D. Arrange boats D. a tiled house
98. Who were his three friends? 104. Who gave emotional and material secu-
A. Ramanandha Sastry rity to A.P.J Abdul Kalam?
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111. Why did Sivasubrahmania?
studies.
A. to avoid any disturbance becoz of bi-
ased behavior of his conservative wife B. Sivasubramania Iyer ; To break social
and to show equal respect for everybody barriers of Religious Differences.
B. becoz he wanted to prove himself C. Sivasubramania Kalam ; For a family
great gathering.
C. to demoralize his wife D. Sivasubramania Goswami ; For Eid-ul-
Fitr.
D. none
117. How old was Abdul Kalam when the sec-
112. What was his father’s name?
ond world war broke out in 1939
A. Sher shah
A. eleven years
B. Mohan
B. nine years
C. Saif Ali
C. ten years
D. Jainulabdeen
D. eight years
113. In which Class Kalam was studying when
118. APJ used to wear a which marked
he was discriminated against by a new
him as a Muslim.
teacher?
A. t-shirt
A. Class IV
B. pair of shoes
B. Class V
C. thread
C. Class VI
D. cap
D. Class III
119. Who spoke Khali Gibran’s words:Your
114. Who said this:Indians will build their own
children are not “?
India.
A. Sivasubramania
A. Lakshmana Sastry
B. Kalam’s father B. Samsuddin
115. What was Sivasubramnia Iyer’s wife’s 120. Which seeds did Kalam collect during the
reaction to Kalam entering her kitchen for second world war?
the first time? A. guava seeds
A. Angry B. tamarind seeds
132. Abdul Kalam was born in a 138. Who warned the teacher not to spread
A. rich family communal intolerance?
A. Aravindan
B. poor family
B. Lakshamana Sastry
C. middle-class family
C. Jainulabdeen
D. political family
D. Ramanandaha Sastry
133. Abdul described his science teacher as a 139. What was Dinamani?
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A. Handsome man A. a precious stone
B. An orthodox man B. a semi-precious stone
C. A poor man C. a newspaper
D. A rebel D. a worthless stone
134. Who spoke Khali Gibran’s words:Your 140. Who was the brother in law of Kalam?
children are not They are the sons and A. Samsuddin
daughters of Life’s longing for itself.? B. Jainulabdin
A. Sivasubramania C. Jallaluddin
B. Samsuddin D. Jainaluddin
C. Kalam’s father 141. Why did Kalam feel sad when he was in
D. None 5th standard in an elemantary school?
A. he didn’t do his homework
135. What is the name of the mother of Kalam
B. teacher scolded him
A. Jainula C. his teacher didn’t let him sit with his
B. Jahanara Hindu friend in the first row because he
was a muslim
C. Ashiamma
D. none
D. Amina
142. Whom did Kalam’s father say these
136. Who became contractor in Southern Rail- wordsKhali Gibran’s words:Your children
way? are not ?
A. Sivaprakashan A. to Kalam
B. Aravindan B. to Samsuddin
C. Ramanadha Shashtri C. to his wife
D. Subramania D. to Mr. Iyer
143. How did Mr. Iyer change his wife’s no-
137. The Second World war broke out in..
tion?
A. 1938 A. by force
B. 1939 B. by showing her eyes
C. 1940 C. by lecturing her
D. 1941 D. by his own example and behavior
156. What kind of a person was Kalam’s fa- 161. Who influenced Prof. Kalam?
ther? A. his society people
A. kind B. his friends
B. generous and dynamic C. his father
C. wise D. none
D. All
162. Who declared that ‘Indians will build
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157. Which one was not friend of Kalam? their own India’?
A. Ramanadha A. Abdul Kalam
159. What was Kalam’s father’s name? D. The new teacher compels the students
to wear cap
A. Avul
164. Where did Kalam want to study?
B. Jainulabdeen
A. Rameshwaram
C. Pakir
B. Foreign
D. Abdul
C. Kolkata
160. From where has this chapter ‘My Child- D. Ramanathapuram
hood’ been taken?
A. from childhood memories 165. During Second World War who sold news-
paper in Rameshwaram?
B. from Prof A.P.J Kalam’s book ‘Wings on
Fire’ A. Jainulabdeen
166. Name of the autobiography written by D. That Abdul will become lthy rich
APJ Abdul Kalam
172. My brother-in-law Jallaluddin would tell
176. Whom did Kalam’s father say these 181. Wings of Fire is a/an
words:” Your children are not your chil- A. Novel
dren. They are the sons and daughters of
life’s longing for itself “? B. Science Fiction
A. to Kalam C. Autobiography
D. Biography
B. to Samsuddin
C. to his wife 182. Broke out stands for
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D. to Mr. Lyer A. was not able to tolerate
B. assistance
177. How much money did he get after selling
tamarind seed? C. person with power to make decision
D. began suddenly in a violent way
A. One rupee
B. One paisa 183. “Once you decide to change the sys-
tem, such problems have to be con-
C. Two anna fronted.”Who said these words?
D. One anna A. Kalam’s father
178. When did Kalam become India’s 11th B. Lakshmana sastry
President? C. Sivasubramania Iyer
A. 2000 D. Ramanadh Sastry
B. 2001 184. Where did A.P.J Abdul kalam talk about
C. 2003 his childhood?
D. 2002 A. In his, autobiography, Wings of Fire
B. In his first speech
179. What was the name of the newspaper
during his time? C. In his research papers
D. My Autobiography A. 2001
B. 2002
190. Who helped Kalam in getting his first
C. 2003
wages?
D. 2004
A. his neighbourer
B. his parents 195. Sivasubramania lyer expectations from
Abdul Kalam was?
C. teachers
A. That Abdul will become the president
D. his cousin Samsuddin
B. That Abdul will become the Prime Min-
191. The name of the book written by Abdul ister
Kalam is- C. That Abdul will be go for his higher ed-
A. Wings of Fire ucation in ramanathapuram
B. My Childhood D. That Abdul will become filthy rich
4. What was Sharapova’s father’s name? 10. According to Santosh, if she chose a ratio-
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A. Michael nal path; then who had to change?
D. PV Sindhu C. Relative
D. Emptiness
7. How did Santosh feel after reaching the
top of the world? 13. Why did senior climbers praise Santosh?
A. it was a spiritual and proud moment A. for being helpful to teammates
B. tired B. physical fitness and mental strength
C. exhausted C. climbing skills
D. fatigued D. all
8. How much garbage did Santosh bring 14. What was the most important thing for
down from the Himalayas? Maria?
A. 200kg A. to earn money
B. 300 kg B. to do a good business
C. 400 kg C. to become number one in the world
D. 500 kg D. all of the above
15. What led Maria to the path of success and C. 2.5 years
why couldn’t her mother accompany her? D. 3 months
Her mother couldn’t accompany because of
16. How much garbage did Santosh Yadav 22. Why was Santosh sent to a local school?
bought with herself from the Himalayas? A. they were rich
A. 400 B. because of the prevailing trend
B. 200 C. they were poor
C. 1000 D. were not able to afford to send to a
D. 500 good school
17. How many brothers were Santosh living 23. Maria wad packed off in training in
with? A. UK
A. 2 B. USA
B. 4 C. Australia
C. 5 D. New Zealand
D. 6 24. Name her college.
18. At what age girls were forced to marriage A. Maharani College
in Santosh village? B. Uttarkashi’s Nehru institute of moun-
A. 18 taineering
B. 16 C. She didn’t go to college
C. 20 D. None of the above
D. NONE 25. In 2004 maria won
19. For what did Santosh train herself in Ut- A. Wimbledon
tarkashi? B. Us open
A. mountaineering C. French open
B. acting D. Australian open
C. swimming 26. In which society was Santosh born?
D. skating A. where the birth of a son was a blessing
20. How long was the separation for her B. where the birth of a daughter was a
mother when Maria went to the US? blessing
A. 3 years C. both and
B. 2 years D. none of the above
27. Where was Maria sent to learn tennis? 33. What was her age when she packed off to
A. the United States the train in in the United States?
B. England A. 16
C. England B. 8
D. Germany C. 4
D. 9
28. Which talent of Maria reached her to the
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top 34. In what words did Santosh express her
A. Talent feeling at the summit of her Everest climb?
B. Sacrifice A. fabulous
C. 19 B. her parents
D. 20 C. society
D. people of village
32. What did Santosh write to her father after
finishing her college? 38. Santosh was fully equipped with:
A. a letter A. an iron will
B. a telegram B. physical endurance
C. a message C. mental toughness
D. an apology letter D. all of the above
39. what is the name of santosh yadav’s vil- 45. Why was the holy man who gave bless-
lage ings to Santosh’s mother surprised?
C. giving sticks during climbing 47. What made Santosh’s parents ready to
pay her school fees at Delhi?
D. greeting during climbing
A. her plan to work part time to pay her
42. Maria’s father was working hard to school fee to get education
A. Make a living B. her shouting
B. Buy a house C. her tears
C. Keep her tennis training going on D. her obstinacy
D. Go back to Russia 48. What was considered a blessing in the vil-
lage at the time of Santosh’s birth?
43. Maria Sharapova was born in .
A. having lot of wealth
A. Siberia
B. birth of a daughter
B. Russia
C. birth of twins
C. Algeria
D. birth of a son
D. Poland
49. What led Maria to the path of success and
44. Santosh’s parents were why couldn’t her mother accompany her?
A. Teachers A. Her trip to U.S for playing tennis.Her
mother couldn’t accompany because of
B. Mountaineers
visa restrictions
C. Affluent landowners
B. Her habits. Her mother was unwell
D. Doctors and so she could not accompany her
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C. villagers climbing up the Aravali hill
C. 8:30pm and vanishing
D. 8pm D. none
51. How old was Maria when went for her 57. How was Santosh attracted to mountain
training climbing?
A. 9 A. her neighbours prompted her
B. 10 B. seeing her friends
C. 11 C. her classmates prompted her
D. 12 D. watching some people going up the Ar-
avali hills from her hostel room
52. Maria is associated with
58. When did Santosh leave home for Delhi?
A. Serbia
A. at the age of 10
B. Siberia
B. at the age of 14
C. Moscow
C. at the age of 15
D. Paris
D. at the age of 16
53. Maria’s father worked her to
59. From where did Santosh do her gradua-
A. To earn more and more tion?
B. To feed his kids well A. Rewari
C. To support Maria’s training financially B. Delhi
D. To plan a great vacation C. Jaipur
54. Who refused to pay for Santosh’s fee? D. Mumbai
A. her grandmother 60. Why was Santosh sent to the local school?
B. her family A. Because there was no other school
C. her parents nearby
D. none B. To be in line with the custom prevailing
in the family
55. When did Maria bag the women’s singles C. Because her parents could not afford
crown at Wimbledon? to educate her in a better school
A. 2000 D. Because Santosh was not interested in
B. 2009 studies
61. Maria Sharapova was born in D. She wants to go back to Russia and
A. Siberia doesn’t like America
66. What shows Maria’s love for her nation? 71. Maria’s father worked to
A. She endorses many American brands A. to earn and more
proudly
B. to feed his kids well
B. If given a chance she is willing to play
at Olympics for America C. to support Maria’s tennis training fi-
nancially
C. She is proud of her Russian citizenship
and is willing to play Olympics for Russia D. to plan a great vacation
72. When did Santosh scale Mt Everest for the 78. She was awarded with
first time?
A. Padma Bhushan
A. in 1992
B. Padma Shri
B. in 1993
C. Arjuna award
C. in 1994
D. None of the above
D. in 1995
79. What was Maria mother’s name?
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73. Santosh Yadav was the born child in
her family. A. Yelena
A. 6th B. Sussane
B. 3rd C. Rossana
C. 5th D. Gloria
D. 4th
80. What were her plans to pay her school fee
74. Who has made this quiz in Delhi?
75. Maria belongs to which country 81. What was Maria’s father’s name
A. USA A. Michele
B. Germany B. Yelen
C. Russia C. Jimmy
D. France D. Yuri
76. Maria proudly speaks that her blood is to- 82. Santosh was born as sister to how many
tally brothers?
A. American
A. 2
B. Russian
B. 6
C. Polish
C. 4
D. British
D. 5
77. Maria Sharapova achieve the number one
position in women’s tennis on 83. What did other tennis pupils do to Maria?
A. 22 December 2008 A. Gave her gifts
B. 17 June 1994 B. Made her clean the room
C. 12 September 2006 C. Let her sleep
D. 22 August 2005 D. None of the above
84. What proved that Santosh was an environ- 90. Santosh brought down kilograms of
mentalist? garbage from Himalayas.
88. Santosh has scales Mt Everest 94. Santosh Yadav’s room in Kasturba Hostel
faced the .
A. once
A. aravlis
B. twice
B. himalyas
C. thrice
C. shiwalik
D. four times
D. palani
89. Maria Sharapova expresses her desire to
play for: 95. What was her mother’s name
A. America A. Yelena
B. India B. Sussane
C. England C. Rossana
D. Russia D. Gloria
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97. How did the senior tennis players in the
United States training centre treat her? C. for being fastest
107. Maria put up all the humiliations and in- 113. Name the climber who was saved by San-
sults during her training period to tosh Yadav by sharing oxygen.
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B. Ruskin bond
120. When did Maria Sharapova get the world
number one position in women’s tennis? C. Conan doyle
122. What is the name of Santosh Yadav’s vil- C. she wanted to work
lage? D. none
1.8 Kathmandu
1. What did the writer mean by saying ‘All D. Rick Riordan-Percy Jackson and the
this I wash down with Coca Cola.”? labyrinth
A. All the eatables he ate while reading 3. What did the writer Vikram Seth describe
books with cocacola in his book Heaven Lake?
B. he spilled coaca cola over the books A. a long journey
C. he spilled coca cola B. from China to India, via Tibet and
D. none Nepal.
C. a journey to Pashupatinath temple
2. Who is the author of this travelogue and
this excerpt is taken from which book? D. none
A. Vikram Seth-Heaven lake 4. What does one need to play a flute soul-
B. Ruskin Bond-Delhi is not far fully?
C. Robert Frost-Stopping by woods on a A. need to learn music
snowy evening B. need to learn the art of playing it
C. need to breathe life into it 10. The author feels good by drinking
D. None A. coca cola and orange juice
16. How did the author return to Delhi from C. vendors shouting
Nepal? D. all
A. by bus
22. What is a flute?
B. by train
A. a log piece with holes in it
C. by water route
B. a toy
D. by plane
C. a basic musical instrument
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17. How were the hawkers selling their D. all
things?
23. What kind of environment was there at
A. by talking to the people
Budhnath Stupa?
B. by giving pamphlets
A. chaotic
C. by shouting
B. noisy
D. none
C. full of calm and quiet meditataions
18. What kind of streets are there in Kath- D. none
mandu?
24. What is Kaliyug as per Hindu Mythology?
A. wide
A. era of sins
B. well furnished
B. yug of future
C. narrow and full of life
C. modern era
D. clean
D. advanced era
19. The flutes on the pole of fruit seller are
compared to 25. Name the different sounds that the author
heard?
A. a beehive
A. film songs from the radios
B. a bunch of oranges
B. car horns and bicycle bells
C. Guills of a porcupine
C. vendors shouting and flute music
D. none of the above
D. All
20. The flute seller makes a sale:
26. Which flute was he selling?
A. enthusiastically
A. the reed neh
B. by showing too much interest in doing
B. the recorder
so
C. the Japanese Shakuhachi
C. by not showing too much interest in do-
ing so D. all of the above
D. none of these 27. Which river flows through Kathmandu?
21. What were the most universal sounds that A. Kosi
the author heard? B. Bagmati
A. sound of flute playing C. Gandak
B. sound of diffrent musics D. Khalsa
28. What does Febrile confusion mean? 34. Why were the saffron-clad westerners
A. a situation struggling to enter Pashupatinath temple?
C. he doesn’t like travelling 45. In what way was the flute seller different
from the hawkers in author’s opinion?
D. All of the above
A. hawkers were shouting and the flute
40. The streets of Kathmandu are seller was engrossed meditatively into
the playing of flute
A. narrowest
B. hawkers were not smartand flute
B. busiest
seller was smart
C. both
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C. hawkers were not goodlooking and the
D. none of the above flute seller was goodlooking
D. None
41. The author likes Baudhanth Stupa because
of:
46. Where did the author see an immense
A. Its stillness white dome?
B. Its structure A. at Pashupatinath temple
C. Both a and b B. in the street
D. Nota C. on the road
D. In the Buddhnath stupa
42. Cite an example of Febrile confusion image
drawn by the author in the lesson. 47. What was there along the street roads of
A. a group of saffron-clad Westerners Kathmandu?
struggling to enter the main gate A. temples with colorful deities
B. a fight between two monkeys B. hawkers and vendors
C. royal Nepalese princess for whom ev- C. cacophony
eryone makes way.
D. all
D. All
48. Pashupatinath temple represents a picture
43. What kind of a place is Kathmandu? of:
A. very dirty and corrupted A. febrile confusion
B. very dangerous B. stillness
C. vivid, mercenary and religious C. corrupted
D. NOTA D. all of these
44. Entrance in Pashupatinath temple is al- 49. What does the writer Vikram Seth like
lowed only for very much?
A. Hindus A. talking
B. Bandhs B. scenic beauty
C. Foreigners C. travelling
D. All of the above D. all
50. What will happen when the small shrine on B. flute sellers
the Bagmati river bank will emerge fully? C. hawkers of postcards
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4. Who did the intruder want to get informa- D. Gararrd
tion? 10. instead of
A. Gerrard A. en lugar de/ en vez de
B. The Police B. parecerse a
C. Himself C. encima
D. all of the above D. none of above
5. How did the intruder come inside the 11. Where did Gerrard park his car?
house?
A. At his friend’s place.
A. from the window
B. In the garage round the corner.
B. from the front door
C. He didn’t possess a car.
C. from the back door
D. None of the above.
D. from the vent (kinda sus)
12. Check the correct meaning of the
6. As soon as Gerrard realized that the In- words.1.Seem
truder was a criminal, he
A. ser
A. Informed the police
B. parecer
B. Freaked out
C. ver
C. Remained calm and extended the con-
versation D. none of above
D. Pushed the intruder into the cupboard 13. Where did the intruder see Gerrard for the
first time?
7. Who was the intruder?(a) a thief(b) a crim-
inal(c) a priest(d) a soldier A. New York
A. a thief B. Aylesbury
B. a criminal C. Washington
C. a priest D. Essex
B. a criminal C. Sergeant
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A. uno menos
A. felicitarse
B. a menos que
B. con un plan
C. menos
C. quejarse
D. none of above D. none of above
3. What do the following lines from “The 5. What is one likely theme of this poem?
Road Not Taken” mean?And sorry I could A. Make sure your path is a grassy one
B. The path less traveled on is the better 11. Which thing decides a person’s future ac-
one cording to this poem?
B. The one which bent in the under- 12. What does diverge mean?
growth.
A. to be separated and taking a different
C. The fair one. turn
D. none of above B. to be torn
7. Who is the poet of “the road not taken”? C. to break
A. Emily Dickson D. all
B. Robert Frost 13. The poet depicts
C. Jerry Trainor A. problems we face in life
D. Nathan Kress B. choices we make in life
8. At the beginning of “The Road Not Taken, C. conflicts
“ what decision does the speaker face? D. none of above
A. which road to take
14. Why does the speaker include the last two
B. where to eat lunch
lines of the poem
C. whether to go forward or turn back
A. He is unhappy because the roads di-
D. whether to keep walking or stop and verged
rest
B. The speaker would have liked to do
9. The poet is standing at:- things differently
16. What is the rhyme scheme of the first 22. What feeling does the speaker express in
stanza? stanza two, “Then took the other, just as
A. abaab fair, “ “Yet knowing how way leads to
way, I doubted if I should ever come back.
B. ababa
A. anxiety about the choice made
C. abbabb B. excitement about the adventures that
D. abcba may come
C. finds either road the same
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17. fair
D. Sadness that he has blackened the
A. to change something
leaves.
B. equal to, the same, pretty
23. Based on the poem, the reader can con-
C. to guide in direction clude that the speaker is
D. feeling sorrow or regret A. indecisive.
39. His desire at the moment was to:- 45. What do the “two roads” represent in
A. Cross the road “The Road Not Taken”?
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poem to show the speaker’s 46. Who is the character in the poem?
A. determined to make a choice. A. The traveler
B. anxious to make a choice. B. The writer
C. satisfied with his choice. C. The author
D. eager to make a choice. D. none of these
41. the poet doubted if 47. The Road Not Taken is an example of what
A. he could ever finish his journey figurative language
B. he could join his friends A. metaphor
C. he could ever come back to travel the B. hyperbole
other road,
C. personification
D. he could meet his family ever again
D. idiom
42. “Should ever come back” show that poet
48. “Undergrowth” is
was:-
A. Rocks and dirt
A. Confident
B. optimistic B. Roots underground
43. The author of this poem is 49. How old is the traveler?
62. The speaker of the poem wishes that he or 67. Poet decision to take the other road indi-
she did not have to make a choice between cates that he is:-
the roads. What lines from the poem sup-
A. Adventurous
port this statement?
B. Opportunist
A. And sorryI could not travel both/And
be one travler, long I stood C. Calculative
B. Thought as for that, the passing D. Careful
there/Had worn them really about the
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same 68. Based on the information in the poem,
why might the second road have “wanted
C. And both that morning equally lay/In
wear” and been “grassy?”
leaves no step had trodden black
A. because the second road was close to
D. none of above
a stream that ran through the woods
63. Infer the season. B. because the second road received a lot
A. Autumn of sunlight
B. Winter C. because many people had taken the
C. Spring second road
C. a quiet street on the edge of town B. Because it was grassy and wanted
wear;
D. a forest with two roads in it
C. Had worn them really about the same
74. What does Yellow woods mean?A) falling D. none of above
leavesB) forest with yellow leaves in the
79. The word “trodden” means
autumn seasonC) wood yellow in colorD)
none A. something that has been walked on
A. A B. something that has been chosed
83. Which line states that the two roads lookd 89. On the surface, “The Road Not Taken” is
similar in the morning? about a walk in the woods. On a deeper
level, what is the poem about?
A. “Oh, I kept the first for another day.”
A. The poem is about how other people
B. “Yet knowing how way leads to way.”
help us face major decisions.
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C. “I doubted I should ever look back.”
B. The poem is about loving nature and
D. “Both that morning equally lay in protecting natural habitats.
leaves no step had trodden back.”
C. The poem is about the conflicts people
84. “Way leads on to way” means face when making important choices.
A. There are many roads ahead. D. The poem is about the importance of
exercise and enjoying the outdoors.
B. It is an uphill road.
C. The road may be a dead end. 90. Did he regret his choice?
C. Standing in front of two roads 99. The repetition of “Two roads diverged”
emphasizes the idea that
D. Getting ready for a trip.
96. How many roads are mentioned in the 102. What does the speaker mean in these
poem‘The Road Not Taken ‘ lines?Oh, I kept the first for another
day!Yet knowing how way leads on to
A. Two
way, I doubted if I should ever come back.
B. four A. After choosing the first road, the
C. three speaker will return and go down the other
road.
D. five
B. The speaker does not like to travel in
97. What was the colour of the woods? the same part of the woods more than
once.
A. Green
C. The speaker likes to walk in the woods
B. Blue alone and knows the way very well.
C. Red D. After choosing the first road, the
speaker will not return to go down the
D. Yellow
other road.
98. What is the theme of this poem? 103. What is the message of this poem?A) be
A. giving up hope wise while choosing and taking decisionsB)
two roads are confusingC) road is nothing
B. making a choice but a pathwayD) all
C. enjoying the present moment A. A
D. none of above B. B
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C. to check the road
A. be wise while choosing and taking de-
D. none cisions
B. two roads are confusing
105. In the first stanza, the word diverged
means C. road is nothing but a pathway
A. increased D. all
1.11 Wind
C. Determined B. flourish
C. keep moving
D. Soft
D. proper
2. the speaker doesn’t want the shutter’s of
the windows to be broken because: 8. Name the poet of this poem?
A. it protects from robbers A. O.Henry
B. it protects from criminals B. Robert Frost
C. it protects from storm and rain C. Subramania Bharati
D. it protects from wild animals D. Arthur Conan Doyle
3. The poet said, “We can make true friend- 9. Which one is not a literary device used in
ship with the wind if we are the poem?
A. True A. Personification
B. Strong B. Repetition
C. Rhyming
C. Devoted
D. Alitreation
D. Honest
10. What does the wind poke fun at?
4. Find a synonym for loyal from the poem.
A. Weak houses and weak doors.
A. firm
B. Weak rafters and weak wood.
B. strong
C. Weak hearts and weak bodies.
C. steadfast
D. Any living or non-living thing that is
D. none weak and crumbling.
5. What does the word prosper mean in the 11. Who are affected by the wind?
poem?
A. weak
A. keep going
B. strong
B. flourish
C. people
C. keep moving
D. things
D. proper
12. What sort of houses does the poet ask us
6. Antonym of Foolish is to make?
A. clever A. Strong Houses
B. wise B. Luxury Houses
C. cunning C. Weak Houses
D. all of the above D. Huts
13. Winnowing means- 19. In the lines ‘ Don’t break the shutters of
the windows. Don’t scatter the papers.
A. cleaning
Don’t throw down the books on the shelf.
B. sorting ‘ The word don’t is in the starting of all
C. supporting these lines . what is the poetic device
used?
D. holding
A. alliteration
14. what is the “simili” found in stanza 1? B. anaphora
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A. Like birds in the sky C. personification
B. Like ladies’ skirts across the grass D. repetition
C. Like a kite up high 20. Who does ‘you’ refer to in the line, “you
threw them all down.”?
D. As high as a kite
A. The poet
15. What should we do to be friends with the B. Wind
wind? C. The poet’s friend
A. Build strong homes D. The poet’s younger brother
B. Practice to firm the body 21. Whom does the poet make a request to
C. Do not come out of the houses and address?
D. Both option 1 and 2 A. the people
B. his children
16. What is winnowing called?
C. wind
A. cleaning process D. all
B. sorting process
22. What is the poet addressing ‘wind’ as?
C. Barsana A. Weak
D. None B. Wind god
D. Crushes C. People
D. Things
18. What Is the theme of the lesson ‘Wind’?
24. Who is the original poet of this poem?
A. Be scared by the wind
A. Maya Angelou
B. Make your heart stronger B. Subramania Bharati
C. Never face your challenges C. A.K. Ramanujan
D. none of above D. M.K. Gandhi
25. What is the moral of this poem? 31. Whom does wind God befriend?
A. be firm and strong and never be de- A. weak people
37. A.K ramanujam is well known for his trans- 43. What does the wind not do?
lation of
A. tear the pages
A. classical poetry
B. bring rain
B. bengali poetry
C. break the doors of the window
C. ancient poetry
D. build strong houses
D. Kannada and Tamil poetry
44. Which figure of speech is used in the line-
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38. What is the effect of the wind on weak ”Wind, come softly.”?
fires?
A. Simile
A. makes them stronger
B. Metaphor
B. blow them out
C. Apostrophe
C. let them burn as before
D. all the options are correct D. Pun
39. What does the poet want the wind to do? 45. What does ‘crumbling hearts’ refer to?
40. Suggest a word that stands for to fix. 46. Identify the poet of the poem ‘The Wind’-
A. settle A. Subramania Bharti
B. make correct B. Robert Frost
C. Join C. Ruskin Bond
D. All D. William Wordsworth
41. According to the poet, who will be our 47. Who is the poet of the poem?
friend if we are strong?
A. Subramania Bharti
A. The Fire
B. Robert Frost
B. The Wind
C. The Snow C. Ruskin Bond
42. What could be a better title for this poem? 48. Who is the author of the poem ‘Wind’?
A. The Invisible Song A. Mahatma Gandhi
B. The Wind Blows B. Subramania Bharathi
C. the boy and the wind C. Deborah cowley
D. wind outside D. Isaac Asimov
49. How can we be friends with the wind? 55. Wind is a symbol of
A. by building strong homes A. adversities in life
50. How does the poet want the wind to 56. Define the term ‘Winnowing’
come? A. Cleaning
A. Fastly B. Sorting out
B. slowly C. Mixing
C. Turbulenty D. None of the above
D. Calmly
57. The speaker is asking the wind to come?
51. ‘Frail crumbling houses, crumbling doors, A. Scornfully
, crumbling lives, crumbling hearts’-
Identify the poetic device used here B. Softly
A. repetition C. Vigorously
B. alliteration D. Hastily
C. refrain 58. the wind god winnows.Poetic device is
D. none
A. simile
52. What does ‘all’ refer to in the line, “you
threw them all down.”? B. metaphor
A. The shutters of the windows C. personification
B. The papers D. alliteration
C. The books 59. The narrator cannot see the wind, but ac-
D. All of these cording to stanza 2 how can he tell the
wind is there?
53. Why do people winnow the grain? A. it blows his hat off
A. to clean the dust B. it hurts his ears
B. to remove straws C. he felt its push and heard it
C. to take out chauff D. none of the above
D. All
60. a renowned Indian poet in English,
54. who wrote the poem “Wind”? translated the poem WIND into English.
A. A.K Ramanujan A. R K Narayan
B. Subramania Bharati B. A. K. Ramanujan
C. Amrita Pritam C. K R Narayanan
D. Sugathakumari D. Bharathiyar
61. Who is blown out by the wind? 67. What message does the poet want to con-
A. trees vey through these lines, “The wind blows
out weak fires.He makes strong fires roar
B. strong fire and flourish.”?
C. papers A. The wind is cruel.
D. weak fire B. Weak fires are meant to be extin-
62. Don’t break the shutters of the win- guished.
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dows.Don’t scatter the papers.What is the C. We should make ourselves strong and
poetic device used? steadfast.
A. alliteration D. All of these
B. metaphor 68. the speaker does not want the wind to
C. simile break the
D. anaphora A. doors and windows
B. shutter’s of windows
63. Whom does the wind make fun of?
C. shutter’s of doors
A. Weak people
D. none of the above
B. Strong people
C. Poor people 69. Which word/phrase means the same as
‘crumbling’?
D. None of the above
A. Breaking down
64. Why did the author put such large indents
B. Surging
in the last two lines of each stanza?
C. Improving
A. to show repetition of those lines
D. Strengthening
B. It was a mistake when he was typing
C. He wanted to be different 70. How can you make friends with the wind?
D. to show a new paragraph A. By being brave and facing challenges
B. By feeling scared
65. What should the people do to save their
homes? C. By prasing the wind everyday
A. use good cement D. None of these
B. build strong homes and close the 71. In the line, “You tore the pages of the
doors firmly books”, who is ‘you’ referring to?
C. consult a good architect A. The poet
D. none B. The wind
66. The poem ‘Wind’ is written by C. Animals
A. Robert Frost D. Dog
B. Ruskin Bond 72. Name the things the wind had done.
C. Subramania Bharati A. brought rain
D. Rabindranath Tagore B. torn the pages
C. broke the doors of the window 79. the wind god winnows and crushes them
D. all all.-in this sentence the poetic device used
is
78. Find a word from the poem for “thrown in 84. “He won’t do what you tell him “ who is
different directions” he in these lines?
A. scatter A. The Author
B. thrown B. The children
C. blown C. Wind
D. none D. God
85. What type of houses the poet asks us to 88. What does ‘ANAPHORA’ mean?
make? A. The same letter repeats in the alter-
A. Luxury Houses nate line
B. Small Huts B. The same word repeats in the same
line
C. Strong houses
C. The same word repeats in the begin-
D. Weak houses ning of the next line
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86. How does wind behave with stronger D. The word doesn’t repeat at all
fires?
89. What does the word ‘winnows’ in the
A. Frightens them poem mean?
B. Befriend’s them A. Sort grains
C. Crushes them B. Clean rooms
D. none of above C. Blows strongly
D. None of the above
87. Frail crumbling houses, crumbling doors,
crumbling rafters What is the poetic device 90. “He won’t do what you tell him”Who is
used? he in this line?
A. Anaphora A. God
B. Repetition B. Wind God
C. personification C. wind
D. simile D. all
6. What does ‘refrain’ refer to in the poem? 12. And the melancholy darkness
A. a repeated song A. ONOMATOPOEIA
B. metaphorical C. REPETITION
C. anaphora D. ONOMATOPOEIA
18. What is the memory that comes to the 24. What revives the sweet memories in the
poet’s mind repeatedly? poet’s mind?
A. his mother A. busy schedule
B. his friends B. daily routine
C. his siblings C. raindrops falling on the roof
D. none D. none
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19. Into busy being start, 25. Weave their air-threads into woof
A. ALLITERATION A. REPETITION
B. ASSONANCE B. PERSONIFICATION
C. REPETITION C. ALLITERATION
D. PERSONIFICATION D. NON OF THE ABOVE
20. Who is the poet of the poem. “Rain on the 26. Now in memory comes my mother,
Roof”?
A. PERSONIFICATION
A. Katherine Mansfield
B. ALLITERATION
B. Coates Kinney
C. ASSONANCE
C. James Kirkup
D. NONE OF THE ABOVE
D. Robert Frost
27. Identify the figure of speech in the line
21. What haunts the poet in the poem?
‘Over all the starry spheres’
A. his friends
A. SIMILIE
B. sounds of rainfall
B. METAPHOR
C. his mother’s memory
C. ONOMATOPOEIA
D. none
D. ALLITERATION
22. Identify the figure of speech in the line ‘Ev-
ery tinkle on the shingles’ 28. Of the rain upon the roof.
A. REPETITION A. PERSONIFICATION
B. RHYME B. SIMILIE
C. ONOMATOPOEIA C. ALLITERATION
D. NONE OF THE ABOVE D. NONE OF THE ABOVE
23. And a thousand dreamy fancies 29. Every tinkle on the shingles
A. PERSONIFICATION A. REPETITION
B. SIMILIE B. RHYME
C. TRANSFERRED EPITHET C. ONOMATOPOEIA
D. NONE OF THE ABOVE D. NONE OF THE ABOVE
30. What is the favourite activity of the poet 36. What makes an echo in the poet’s mind?
during the rainy season? A. His poverty
35. What is the major memory that comes to 41. What does the poet attach the darkness
the poet’s mind? with?
A. his mother A. Joyful mood
B. his friends B. Sadness
C. his siblings C. Pleasant
D. none D. Soothing
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A. Joyful mood D. childhood memories
B. Sadness 50. What is the figure of speech used in the
C. Pleasant given line-”Now in memory comes my
D. Soothing mother”
A. PERSONIFICATION
44. What is considered as a bliss by the poet?
B. ALLITERATION
A. Dancing in the rain
C. ASSONANCE
B. Pressing the pillow and listening to the
patter of rain D. NONE OF THE ABOVE
C. Looking outside the window 51. Who weeps in the form of rainy tears?
D. looking at the starry night A. Clouds
45. Who are darling dreamers in the poem? B. People
A. children who miss their mothers C. Darkness
B. mothers D. Poet
C. hard working mothers 52. Over all the starry spheres
D. poet’s memories A. SIMILIE
46. Identify the figure of speech used in B. METAPHOR
‘dreamy fancies’. C. ONOMATOPOEIA
A. Alliteration D. ALLITERATION
B. Personification
53. What is the predominant mood of the
C. Metaphor poem?
D. Transferred epithet A. Melancholia
47. By the patter of the rain. B. Reflection
A. PERSONIFICATION C. Nostalgia
B. METAPHOR D. All of the above
C. ONOMATOPOEIA 54. What is bliss in the poem for the poet?
D. NONE OF THE ABOVE A. his memories
48. What tinkles on the shingles? B. his mother
A. Raindrops C. listening to the sound of rainfall
B. Hailstones D. All
4. WHAT SOUNDS DOES THE POET HEAR 9. What is the figure of speech used in “A
EVEN WHEN HE IS AWAY FROM INNIS- hive for the honeybee?”
FREE? A. Alliteration
A. SOUNDS OF CARS B. Repetition
B. NOISE OF THE CITY C. Metaphor
C. SOUNDS OF LAKE WATER D. Simile
D. ALL
10. What did the poet want to create for hon-
5. What sounds does Yeats yearned to hear? eybees?
A. sound of bees A. Trees
B. aeroplanes B. Hives
C. automobiles C. Flowers
D. mobile phones D. Cage
6. WRITE FULL NAME OF THE POET 11. When do the crickets sing?
W.BYEATS? A. in the morning
A. WILLIAM BUTLER YEATS B. in the evening
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C. bean plant
D. In a small cabin that he will build with
D. apple trees his own hands.
13. HOW DID THE POET WANT TO LIVE AT IN- 19. What is the best thing about Innisfree?
NISFREE?
A. It is a big modem city.
A. WITH FRIENDS
B. It is a place of many big industries.
B. WITH PARENTS
C. It has many places of historical inter-
C. WITH SIBLINGS AND CHILDREN
est.
D. ALL ALONE
D. It is a place of great natural beauty.
14. Who else will live on Innisfree with the
poet? 20. HOW MANY ROWS OF BEANS DOES THE
POET WANT TO PLANT?
A. his mother
A. 7 ROWS
B. his father
B. 8 ROWS
C. his friends
C. 9 ROWS
D. he will live alone
D. 10 ROWS
15. How does the poet find Innisfree Island?
21. Lake water lapping with low sounds’what
A. simple, natural place
image do these words draw in the mind?
B. full of beauty
A. flowing stream
C. full of peace
B. sound of flowing stream
D. all options are correct
C. low soft sound of lake’s water washing
16. What sounds does the poet hear even the shore
when he is away from Innisfree? D. none
A. sounds of cars
22. WHY DID THE POET WANT TO GO TO IN-
B. noise of the city
NISFREE?
C. sound of lake water
A. HE WANTED TO RELIVE HIS PAST
D. all
B. TO ENRICH HIS SPIRIT AND FEEL
17. What kind of scene is there at night at In- LIGHT AWAY FROM THE NOISE OF THE
nisfree? CITY
A. Dark C. TO HAVE CHANGE OF MOOD
B. Gloomy D. TO EXPLORE SOMETHING NEW
23. What kind of a house did the poet want to 29. How did the poet want to live at Innis-
have at Innisfree? free?
35. What beautiful sight will he get to see 41. Write full name of the poet W. B. Yeats.
there? A. William Butler Yeats
A. The glimmer of midnight stars. B. William Blake Yeats
B. The linnets flying about in the evening C. William Burmingham Yeats
C. The purple glow of the noon. D. None
D. All the above
42. What does the poet hope to get there?
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36. Where does the poet want to go? A. Peace
A. To London B. Wealth
B. To Paris C. Friends
C. To Innisfree D. Name and fame
D. To Switzerland
43. LAKE WATER LAPPING WITH LOW
37. What kind of sounds did the poet hear at SOUNDS WHAT IMAGE DO THESE WORDS
Innisfree? DRAW IN THE MIND?
A. Horrible A. FLOWING STREAM
B. Noisy B. SOUND OF FLOWING STREAM
C. Pleasing, buzzing music like sounds of C. LOW SOFT SOUND OF LAKE’S WATER
bees WASHING THE SHORE
D. Silent D. NONE
38. Where was the poet’s childhood time 44. With what will the poet make his house?
spent? A. bricks and cement
A. In a town B. clay and wattles
B. In a village C. bamboo
C. on a mountain D. wooden slates
D. at Innisfree Island
45. What kind of place was Innisfree?
39. What does the poet see in Innisfree land? A. a crowdy
A. glimmering midnight B. a place full of natural beauty, calm,
B. purple noon serene and soulful
C. the evening full of linnet’s wings C. a muddy place away from the city
D. all the options are correct D. a place full of noise
40. HOW MANY LINES ARE THERE IN THIS 46. “Evenings full of the linnet’s wings” what
POEM? do these words mean?
A. 14 LINES A. the noise of flying insects
B. 10 LINES B. linnets flying in the evening sky
C. 8 LINES C. buzzing bees
D. 12 LINES D. noise of insects in the evening
47. Name the poet of The Lake Isle of Innis- B. W.B Yeats
free’. C. James Williams
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D. all A. Kingfisher
8. Which bird did the St.’s curse change the B. Woodpecker
woman into? C. Penguin
A. a sparrow D. none of above
B. a crow
14. Where is Northland situated?
C. a parrot
A. It is near Scotland.
D. a woodpecker
B. It is in Holland.
9. Identify the important expression that has C. It is an island of New Zealand.
been taken from the poem. D. It is an island of Ireland.
A. Greedy woman
15. What curse did Saint Peter pronounce on
B. They tell them the curious story the selfish woman?
C. Saint peter cursed the woman A. That she shall build her shelter as birds
D. black as coal do.
B. That she shall bore hard, dry wood for
10. what do these people use to move in snow
her scanty food.
A. husky dogs
C. That she shall keep boring all day.
B. horses
D. All the above.
C. reindeer
16. Where is the poem set in?
D. all
A. Netherland
11. What was the little woman doing when
B. Switzerland
Saint Peter went to her?
C. Scotland
A. She was eating cakes.
D. Northland
B. She was giving away cakes to the poor.
C. She was making and baking cakes. 17. For she said, “My cakes that seem too
small When I eat of them myself Are yet
D. She was putting cakes on the shelf. too large to give away.” So she put them
12. The little woman baked a cake for Saint Pe- on the shelf.What does this Stanza reveal
ter. Then why did she not give it to him? about the Woman’s character?
A. She thought it was too big to give A. She was judgmental and biased
away. B. She was miserly and greedy
C. She was a good baker who didn’t un- 23. What made St. Peter angry with the
derstand measurements woman?
B. the saint said about her that she was 28. Legend is
selfish.
A. A old house
C. the saint said about her that she was
B. An old traditional food
generous.
D. the saint said about her that she was C. An old traditional story
lucky. D. An old animal
29. The most commonly used Poetic Device in A. (ii) ; (iv) ; (i) ; (ii)
the Poem is . B. (i) ; (ii) ; (iii) ; (iv)
A. Repetition C. (ii) ; (iii) ; (iv) ; (i)
B. Alliteration
D. (iv) ; (i) ; (ii) ; (ii)
C. Imagery
35. How do the children wearing furry clothes
D. Simile
look?
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30. What message does this poem convey? A. They look like little pups.
A. be greedy B. They look like foxes.
B. don’t help the poor C. They look like fawns.
C. don’t be greedy and help the poor and D. They look like bear’s cubs.
hungry people
D. All 36. why are the people unable to sleep
through the night
31. Quote examples of Alliteration used in the A. because they want to party at night
poem.
B. because the night are too long
A. tell the tales to you
C. because the night is too cold
B. faint with fasting
D. because they sleep during the day
C. cakes that seem too small
D. all 37. Why can’t people sleep the winter nights
through in Northland?
32. What happened to the old woman’s
A. Because the nights are too short there.
clothes?
B. Because the nights are too long there.
A. They were burnt black as she went up
through the chimney. C. Because it is all the time night there.
B. They were lost in the wood. D. Because there is no night there.
C. They were taken away by the thieves. 38. Why has the poet mentioned that “the chil-
D. They were torn by the wild animals. dren look like bear’s cubs”?
33. What is the mode of Transportation in A. because they were extremely obese.
Northland? B. because they wore a bear costume.
A. Sledges pulled by Snow Dogs C. because they wore furry clothes
B. Skis D. because Northland was a natural habi-
C. Sledges Pulled by Reindeers tat of bears
D. Snowmobiles 39. What did the woman make?
34. Choose the correct sequence of events:(i) A. She made a big cake for Saint Peter.
The Saint turned the woman into a wood- B. She made a heavy cake for Saint Peter.
pecker(ii) The Saint asked the woman for
food(iii) The Woman baked a cake for the C. she made a small cake for Saint peter.
Saint(iv)The Saint got Triggered D. She made delicious for saint peter.
40. Who is the author of the poem? 46. What made Saint Peter angry?
A. Robert Frost A. The woman’s greed.
41. What did the Saint say about the woman? 47. Which type of poem is ‘A Legend of the
A. The Saint about her that she was kind. Northland’?
B. The Saint said about her that she was A. Sonnet
selfish. B. Elegy
C. The Saint said about her that she was C. Ballad
generous.
D. Song
D. The Saint said that she was lucky.
48. When do people go for sledging?
42. This poem is a
A. in summers
A. Sonnet
B. During vacations
B. Ballad
C. when snow falls
C. Song
D. All
D. Blank verse
49. Why are days too short and nights too
43. Saint Peter finally came to a
long
A. city
A. because of cold climate
B. door of a cottage
B. because of hot climate
C. palace
C. both
D. shop
D. none
44. What did Saint ask the old lady for?
50. Who was on fast?
A. for shelter
A. The little woman was on fast.
B. for a piece of cake
B. the big lady was on fast.
C. to stay at night
C. the woodpecker was on fast.
D. for delicious food
D. the saint was on fast.
45. Saint Peter cursed the lady to become a
51. Legend is
A. sparrow A. an old house
B. woodpecker B. an old traditional food
C. kingfisher C. an old traditional story
D. None D. an old animal
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A. Sonnet
B. Blank verse D. She went up through the ventilator.
C. Song
56. Who is the poetess of the poem?
D. Ballad
A. Robert Frost
54. What is the main moral of the story?
B. William Butler Yeats
A. We should not be greedy.
C. William Wordsworth
B. We should share our things with oth-
ers D. Phoebe Cary
19. “They, too, aware of sun and air and 25. Who have created borders and countries
water”-Who are they? according to the poet?
A. Soldiers of the country A. nature
B. People of another country B. God
C. People of Northland C. people themselves
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26. In what ways are people alike?
20. According to the poet, strength can we
won by? A. all are born same
A. Love B. all breathe to live and die in the same
way
B. Weapons
C. all wear clothes
C. Money
D. all
D. Education of people
27. “Like ours:the land our brothers walk
21. In the poem, dispossess means upon”-Who are ‘brothers’ here?
A. Deprive A. Soldiers
B. Disadvantage B. Poet’s cousins
31. Who is the poet of the poem ‘No Men Are C. Carefree
Foreign’?
D. Indifferent
B. Sew D. peace
C. Sowing seeds 40. How did the poet prove that there are no
D. Knitting foreign countries?
35. What things are common in all the people? A. with the help of people
A. all are born and brought up in same B. with the same way of living and dying
way C. with the help of nature
B. all sleep to take rest D. None
C. all breathe and eat to live and die in
the same way 41. Which of the following things are men-
tioned to be similar in all humans in any
D. all
land?
36. According to the poet James Kirkup, be- A. eyes, sleep.strength and love
longing to a different country doesn’t
make one B. eyes & sleep
A. Violent C. sleep & strength
B. Different D. love and war
42. What are the things in nature that a man 48. “A labour not different from our own”-
needs to live with? Who is the labour here?
A. sun A. A worker from poet’s native
B. air B. A worker from different country
C. water and plants
C. A worker from the islands
D. all
D. A worker from small town
43. Does the poet encourage hatred for broth-
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ers in the poem ‘No Men Are Foreign’? 49. In the poem ‘No Men Are Foreign’ the poet
A. Yes emphasizes that we should not consider
anyone as our
B. No
C. Only for soldiers at warfront A. Brother
47. Which word below means ‘to express com- A. There should not be any borders that
plete disapproval’? separate countries and their people
A. abide B. Every person has the right to live his
B. praise life in his own ways
53. Condemn means 59. In the poem, what does one need to recog-
A. Criticize nise and understand?
55. What should be discouraged according to 61. How can we understand common life on
the poem? every land?
A. the practice of love and brotherhood A. By hating
B. equality B. By proving ourselves powerful
C. ill practice of hatred and discrimina- C. By leaving narrow thinking and hatred
tion D. None of the above
D. None
62. No Men are Foreign was written by
56. The poet is speaking against A. James Golding
A. Peace B. James Kirkuo
B. War C. James Kirkup
C. Money D. James Saunders
D. Technology
63. “ a single body breathes”-What does
57. The poet want to tell people that we this mean?
should live in harmony A. Living beings breathe
A. True B. We all breathe in the same way
B. False C. God created men
C. Can’t say D. One life one wish
D. none of above
64. in which we all shall lie’Where shall
58. What is the central theme of the poem? we all lie?
A. universal brotherhood A. In the Earth
B. equality B. In the sky
C. discrimination C. At our homes
D. poverty D. In the water
65. What causes war? 71. According to the poet, during long winters
A. hatred people from every country are compelled
to?
B. love
A. To fight
C. religion B. To stay silent
D. countries C. To look out for loved ones
66. What does the poet ask the people to keep D. To starve
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in mind in the last stanza? 72. “To hate our brothers, “ Who are
A. to hate more “brothers” here?
B. to be powerful A. Fellow citizens
C. not to pay attention to the words of B. Poet’s acquaintances
hate by selfish people C. Natives of Ireland
D. all D. People from other countries
67. We should not regard any country as 73. “by war’s long winter starv’d”-What
does the poet mean by this?
A. Foreign
A. Winter is too harsh to survive
B. Own B. Winter brings peaceful harvests
C. Similar C. Every man starves during winter in a
D. None of these same way. No one’s an exception
D. Man is too weak to starve during win-
68. The poem spreads the message od ters. Hence one needs to harvest.
A. Universal brotherhood
74. The poet wants to promote the idea of
B. Hatred A. Development of Economy
C. Violence B. Universal brotherhood
D. None of these C. Development of nuclear weapons
77. Who have created border, discriminations 80. Who instigates the ordinary people to
and countries according to the poet? hate?
A. Betray A. Line 3
B. Fool B. Line 2
C. Take away C. Line 4
D. None of the above D. Line 1
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D. All
A. Edward Lear
13. What helps the tree to grow?
B. Gieve Patel
A. Earth
C. W.W.E. Ross
B. Air
D. William Wordsworth
C. Gardener
8. What can alone kill a tree?
D. None
A. hacking
14. What does the poet equate killing trees
B. chopping
with?
C. hacking and chopping
A. killing animals
D. none of the above
B. killing insects
9. What happens to a tree’s bleeding bark? C. killing human beings
A. it heals soon D. None
B. it heals in a big time
15. Chocking is done in the absence of .
C. it never heals
A. Earth
D. a tree’s bark never bleed
B. Air
10. According to the poet, how does nature C. Water
(here, the tree) renew itself after an at-
D. Sunlight
tack by man?
A. After cutting the tree, it will start grow- 16. The strength of the tree is exposed’ what
ing leaves. do these words convey?
B. It will start growing after rainwater A. roots of the tree taken out of the earth
feeds the roots B. roots are withered
C. The different parts of the tree like bark, C. tree is withered
twigs will grow to their former size if left
unchecked. D. All
B. death B. death
C. fear C. sleep
D. sadness D. all of the above
8. What sealed the poet’s spirit? 12. What can’t Lucy do now?
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A. a joke A. feel
B. a victory B. hear
C. a slumber C. see
D. a prize D. all of the above
9. Who is ‘She’ in the poem ‘A Slumber Did 13. How did the poet feel after his beloved’s
My Spirit Seal’? death?
A. the poet’s wife A. grief stricken
B. the poet’s daughter B. happy
C. an imaginary child named Lucy C. burden free
D. none of the above D. all of the above
10. Who is the poet of the poem ‘A Slumber 14. Does Lucy feel the touch of earthy life
Did My Spirit Seal’? now?
A. Edward Lear A. yes
B. Gieve Patel B. no
C. W.W.E. Ross Ms C. maybe
D. William Wordsworth D. not known
15. What does the story show? 21. Why was the childing Sobbing?
A. working of a fair A. Because he fell down
B. working of a village B. Because he didn’t want to go to school
C. village people are good C. Because he got lost
D. working of a child’s mind D. Because the parents didn’t buy the
child any sweets and toys
16. The child asked for burfi but then he moved
22. How do the illustrations help show that
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on without waiting for an answer.Why?
the passage is science fiction?
A. He knew his plea would not be heeded. A. They show a futuristic world.
B. He knew his parents were poor. B. They show children reading a book.
C. He knew his parents had no money. C. They accurately portray historical
D. He knew it was bad to be greedy. events.
D. They show realistic houses and cloth-
17. What was the child’s favourite sweet? ing.
A. Gulab Jamun
23. Why did grandfather take Toto along with
B. Rasgulla him at Saharnpur?
C. Barfi A. because he missed him
D. Jalebi B. no one was at home
C. to save other animals
18. What did the child do when he realized
that he had lost his way? D. because he was mischievous so to give
relief to other animals
A. cried and ran here and there
B. felt happy 24. How were the people dressed for the fair?
A. Shabbily.
C. reported to the office
B. Carelessly
D. none
C. Gaily.
19. Who is the author of the lesson “ The Ad- D. Scantily
ventures of Toto”?
25. Why was Toto kept secretly?
A. Khushwant Singh
A. to save from other animals
B. Ruskin Bond
B. because grandmother disliked animals
C. Jane Austen
C. because he was naughty
D. W.B.Yeast
D. None
20. Who said to the child, “Come, Child, come, 26. How were the people dressed for the fes-
come on the footpath.”? tival?
A. Father A. Carelessly
B. Mother B. Scantily
C. Both Father and Mother C. Daily
D. Neither father nor mother D. Shabbily
27. Name the things that the child saw on his C. He was sure to be refused by his par-
way to the fair? ents
39. The child felt when he got lost 44. What did the parents say when the little
boy lagged behind?
A. Scared
A. ‘Come, we are getting late’
B. Afraid and insecure
B. ‘Come, have these toys’
C. Confused and upset
C. ‘Come, child, come’
D. all the three
D. ‘Come, or you’ll be lost’
40. How did the generous man try to calm 45. What did the child do when he realized
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down the child? that he was not with his parents?
A. showing him different toys A. cried and ran here and there
B. taking him to rides B. felt happy
C. talking to him and diverting his atten- C. reported to the office
tion D. none
D. All
46. The grandfather travelled from to Sa-
haranpur to collect his pension.
41. Why did the ticket collector call Toto a
dog? A. Dibrugarh
A. because he was peeping out of the bag B. Nainital
C. that parents are the most valuable as- 55. The father of the story The Lost Child was
set A. A tyrant
53. hundreds of years of time 59. What did the child start doing when a
shower of young flowers fell on him?
A. centuries
A. He started collecting the flowers from
B. average the ground.
C. calculated B. He started gathering the raining petals
in his hands.
D. progress
C. He started dancing with joy.
54. The child was attracted by the music of the D. He started climbing up the flowering
snake-charmer, yet he moved on. Why? tree
A. His parents had forbidden him to hear 60. What was the child attracted by as he en-
such coarse music. tered the grove?
B. The child did not want to be left behind. A. worms and insects
C. His parents were saying, “Come, child, B. a shower of young flowers
come.” C. dragon-flies
D. The child was afraid of the cobra. D. cooing of doves
61. How was the child saved from being tram- C. Pale like melting gold.
pled underfoot?
D. Lovely like a rainbow.
A. He shrieked at the highest pitch of his
voice and a man heard his cry and lifted 67. What happened as the child entered the
him up. grove?
B. He prayed to the God who rescued him. A. A shower of young flowers fell on him.
C. His parents arrived right at that time B. A dove flew above his head.
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and saved him.
C. His mother collected some flowers for
D. He quickly moved away showing the
him.
presence of mind.
D. His father started shouting at him.
62. What did the child speak repeatedly after
losing his parents? 68. List the things that the generous man did
A. I want my father I want my mother after picking up the child?
B. I want ride A. asked his name
C. I want toys B. consoled & offered many attractive
D. I want swings things
63. Name the things Toto destroyed at the C. asked his parents’ names
writer’s home? D. all
A. wall papers and clothes
69. In what manner the snake was in the bas-
B. curtains
ket?
C. dishes
A. Coiled up
D. all
B. Dead
64. Who was playing a flute to a snake?
C. Trying to bite
A. A snake man
D. Of yellow colour
B. A snake catcher
C. A snake charmer 70. The Lost Child is written by
D. A musician A. Mulk Raj Anand
65. Why did grandfather buy the monkey? B. RK Narayan
A. to have a companion C. Arunduthi Roy
B. to help him D. Ruskin Bond
C. to add to the collection of animals in
zoo at his home 71. improvement
D. None A. progress
72. The child desired for almost everything C. because he was crying
in the fair but got only what his parents
D. all
wanted to give. The child his feelings
73. How did Toto check the warmth of the wa- C. Both A and B
ter? D. Neither A or B
A. with writer’s help
79. “He was filled with an overwhelming de-
B. by touching it outside sire to possess them all.” In this line ‘all’
C. by putting his hand in it refers to .
D. None A. sweets
74. What is the figure of speech used in the B. toys
line, “It was a flowering mustard-field, C. balloons
pale like melting gold.”?
D. flowers
A. Simile
B. Metaphor 80. From where did grandfather buy the mon-
C. Personification key?
83. Why did the child say “No” to all the C. to move away
things he was earlier crying for?
D. crowd
A. lost interst
B. his interst was changed 89. What did the parents say when the child
lagged behind?
C. because being with parents was more
important A. ‘Come fast, we are gettting late.’
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C. ‘Come and have these sweets.’
84. Why was Toto called pretty?
D. ‘Let’s walk fast.’
A. because of shining mischievous eyes
B. Because of red color 90. Why was the little boy brimming over
C. because of his pearly white teeth with life and laughter?
86. The child was forbidden to hear the flute 91. How was the little child feeling while go-
music of the snake charmer because ing to the fair?
A. His parents thought that the snake A. nervous
would harm him
B. sad and unhappy
B. His parents considered the flute music
coarse and cheap C. full of life and laughter
94. What did the child do when his parents 100. Name the author of the story ‘The Lost
said, ‘Come, child, come’? Child’?
95. What was the sweetmeat seller selling? 101. Where did the child get lost?
A. Burfi A. At home
C. Balloons C. At school
102. Disconsolate:
96. What was the price that grandfather paid
to buy the monkey? A. repeated
A. Rs.10/- B. convincingly
B. Rs.7/- C. unhappy
C. Rs.5/- D. request
D. Rs.6/- 103. When did the child finally make a bold re-
quest?
97. How did the ticket collector fix the fare for
Toto? A. when he saw a garland of gulmohur
C. when he turned to take permission 109. What festival were the people going to
from his parents to take a ride on a round- celebrate?
about A. The festival of Holi
D. none B. The festival of Spring
106. How did the mother distract the child C. The festival of Dussehra
from the toy? D. The festival of Diwali
A. By dragging him away.
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110. What did the child want to eat at the
B. By showing him the mustard field. fair?
C. By showing him flying beetles. A. Burfi
D. By buying him an ice-cream. B. pastry
107. What did the child say as they passed by C. ladoo
sweetmeat-shop? D. jalebi
A. He said, ‘I want that burfi.’
111. Who wrote the story ‘The Lost Child’?
B. He said, ‘I want that jalebi.’
A. Ruskin Bond
C. He said, ‘I want that rasagulla
B. R.K.Laxman
D. He said, ‘I want that gulab jamun
C. Mulk Raj Anand
108. What did the child do as they passed by D. Oscar Wilde
the mustard-field?
A. He collected some flowers. 112. Meaning Of the word:Intercepting
monkey tied to 10. Why did grandfather sell Toto back to its
A. a chain first owner?
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D. In the portico
D. In the house of his Neighbor
17. Meaning of the word-scooping
23. Toto’s teeth were
A. a hook
A. white
B. friendly
B. pearly white
C. jumping
C. silver white
D. lifting
D. silvery
18. Who had taught Toto to take a bath?
24. Toto was taken to Saharanpur in
A. writer
A. a jute bag
B. writer’s friend
B. a hand bag
C. his first owner
C. a canvas bag
D. grandmother
D. an iron cage
19. Meaning of the word-fastened
25. Who is the author of the story The Adven-
A. tied tures of Toto?
B. run fast A. Mark Twain
C. pull out B. Mulk Raj Anand
D. none of above C. Ruskin Bond
20. Why did the ticket-collector not charge D. Anton Chekov
Grandfather for carrying a tortoise with
26. What item did Toto use to make a rope?
him?
A. Grandfather’s shirt
A. Because the tortoise was not a
quadruped. B. School Blazer
B. Because the tortoise was not a mon- C. A Function Suit
key. D. Grandmother’s Salwar
C. Because the tortoise was not a dog. 27. Toto had bright eyes that sparkled with
D. Because the tortoise was not a human
being. A. enthusiasm
21. Where did the writer’s Grandfather live? B. joy
A. Saharanpur C. ntelligence
B. Dehradun D. mischief
28. Toto and which domestic animal in their 34. Toto’s eyebrows were
stablle never became friends? A. hollow
32. How did Toto prove to other animals? 38. What was the colour of the canvas kit-bag
A. friendly in which Toto was taken?
B. troublesome A. White
C. soothing B. Black
D. careful C. Brown
D. Crimson
33. What would Grandmother do when Grand-
father brought home some new bird or an- 39. The ticket collector categorized Toto as a
imal? dog as
A. She always fussed. A. he looked like a dog.
B. She felt very happy. B. he wanted his ticket fare.
C. She would start crying. C. he disliked monkeys.
D. She started playing with it. D. he wanted to earn money.
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C. He wore it on his back.
anybody’s good looks.
D. He used it as his bedding.
A. a nose.
B. a tail. 46. All of these prove that Toto was a pretty
monkey, except
C. a tall body.
A. He had bright sparkling eyes.
D. a fair complexion.
B. He had deep-set eyebrows.
42. The grandfather traveled from where to
where to collect his pension. C. He had dried up hands.
5. was the junior supervisor of a firm. 11. In his imaginative story Iswaran imagined
the hug tree as a
A. Narendra
A. Elephant
B. Ramesh
B. Beast
C. Ganesh
C. Crocodile
D. Mahendra
D. none of above
6. Name the writer of the story, ‘Iswaran
12. Who is the writer of this lesson?
the Storyteller’.
A. R.K LAXMAN
A. Mulk Raj Anand.
B. R.K NARAYANAN
B. Laxman.
C. MULK RAJ ANAND
C. Ruskin Bond.
D. RUSKIN BOND
D. A.K. Ramanujan.
13. How does Iswaran describe a fallen tree?
7. Iswaran was a of Mahendra.
A. a huge mountain
A. Caretaker
B. a huge building
B. Friend
C. an enormous bushy beast
C. Cook
D. a small thing
D. Servent
14. Why did Mahendra want to shift from his
8. What kind of person was Iswaran? workplace?
A. curious learner A. he didn’t like the place
B. dedicated, loyal and obedient worker B. weather didn’t suit him
C. multitalented full of positive traits C. because of the fear of ghosts
D. all D. All
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mad elephant? D. none
A. By hitting at its tusk.
B. By hitting at its trunk. 22. Where did the school boys hide themselves
to see the mad elephant?
C. By hitting at its third toenail.
A. on trees
D. By hitting at its back with a stick.
B. in their houses
17. “How did you bring down the
beast?”What was Iswaran’s answer to C. in their classrooms
this question? D. in the Headmaster’s room
A. Yoga
23. Mahendra was employed as
B. Kung-fu
A. An engineer
C. Karate
D. none of above B. A cook
C. A junior supervisor
18. What was it about Iswaran’s bk stories
that Mahendra enjoyed? D. A doctor
A. The basic reality of his stories.
24. Iswaran had an amazing capacity. What
B. The moral lesson of his stories. was it?
C. His way of narration. A. falling down big trees
D. His art of prolonging his stories.
B. producing vegetables and cooking in-
19. What did Mahendra see from the win- gredients
dow? C. telling lies
A. A cat running after a mouse
D. cheat shopkeepers
B. dark cloud like form holding a bundle
C. a mouse 25. What was Iswaran fond of reading?
D. a friend A. books
3. WHAT IS THE MEANING OF BAILIFF 8. The king and the minister did not want
A. A LAW OFFICER WHO MAKES SURE A. to run things like other things
THAT THE DESCRIPTION OF A COURT ARE B. to change night into day
OBEYED
C. to change day into night
B. A LAW OFFICER WHO MAKES SURE
THAT THE DECISIONS OF A COURT ARE D. to make people work at night
OBEYED
9. I had given some gold to the goldsmith to
C. A DIFFICULT SITUATION THAT ONE
make some jewellery for me. He was a
HAS GOT INTO
lazy scoundrel. Who is the lazy scoundrel
D. NONE mentioned here?
4. Whom did the merchant blame for the A. the owner of the house
falling of the wall?
B. Gold smith
A. His father
C. bricklayer
B. His wife
D. rich merchant
C. The mason who build the wall
D. His son 10. WHEN DOES THE DISCIPLE REMEMBER
GURU’S WORDS
5. The merchant said that his wall fell be-
cause A. WHEN HE’S ARRESTED
A. the thief tried to break it B. WHEN HE’S SLEEPING
B. the wall was old and weak C. WHEN HE’S EATING
C. the hole made in it was too big D. WHEN HE DECIDES TO LEAVE THE
D. the bricklayer didn’t built it right PLACE
11. The wall of the old house collapsed when 17. Who visited the kingdom?
the theif was A. a guru and his disciple
A. making a hole in it B. a king from another kingdom
B. carrying out his loot through the hole C. a merchant
C. trying to hide under the wall D. a princess
D. punching the wall
18. WHAT DOES THIS STORY SPEAKS ABOUT
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12. THE KING EXECUTED HIMSELF BECAUSE A. KINGS
A. HE FELT GUILTY B. KINGS AND THEIR MINISTERS
B. THE GURU TOLD HIM TO C. A KINGDOM RULED BY A FOOLISH
C. HE WANTED TO REBORN AS A KING KING AND HIS SILLY MINISTER
D. HE WAS GUILTY D. ALL
13. What did the guru and his disciple find at 19. Who did the king decide to execute in place
the grocery shop? of the merchant?
A. many beautiful things A. A MAN WHO BECAME FAT BECAUSE OF
B. same price for all the things EATING
D. NONE C. 1 DUDDU
D. none of above
15. Who did the merchant hold responsible for
the thief’s death and saved his own life? 21. ACCORDING TO THE GURU WHOSE BE-
A. Dancing girl HAVIOUR IS UNPREDICTABLE?
23. IN WHOSE HOUSE DID THE THEIF BREAK B. IF HE COULD ORDER WITHOUT THINK-
INTO? ING
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C. MERCHANT
A. He inherited his father’s sin in the D. ALL
same way as he inherits his wealth
B. He must sacrifice for his father’s sake 41. Who were the idiots?
C. He must accomplish his father’s half A. king and his minister
done works B. people
D. None C. gurus
36. WHO DISTRACTED THE BRICKLAYER D. all
A. DANCER 42. What was the complaint of the thief’s
B. FOOD SELLER brother?
C. GOLDSMITH A. His brother had died while performing
D. DISCIPLE an ancient trade because a wall fell on him
B. His brother was killed by a woman
37. Identify the order in which people were whom he loved
blamed:
C. His brother died because the merchant
A. Merchant, bricklayer, dancing girl,
killed his brother for committing a theft
goldsmith.
D. A merchant killed his brother in sleep
B. Merchant, bricklayer, dancing girl,
for his property
goldsmith.
C. Disciple, goldsmith, merchant, brick- 43. On what condition did the guru agree to be
layer the next king?
D. King, minister, guru, disciple. A. if his disciple would be a minister
45. WHAT DID THE KING SUMMON FOR THE 51. Who broke into the merchant’s house?
FIRST TIME? A. king
47. How was the night changed with day? 53. What did the king and his minister decide
to change?
A. people would work at night and sleep
during day A. people
B. by decorating everything B. customs
C. by lighting the kingdom C. night with day
D. none D. all
48. WHY DID THE GURU INTIALLY HAPPY? 54. WHO LEFT THE CITY?
A. BECAUSE OF THE CAPACTITY OF BUY- A. DISCIPLE
ING ALL THINGS AT A NOMINAL PRICE
B. GURU
B. BECAUSE OF THE CHANGES SYSTEMS
C. SILLY MINISTER
C. BECAUSE OF THE FOOLISH PEOPLE
D. KING
D. ALL
55. WHAT DID THE GURU AND HIS DISCIPLE
49. It was decided to hang the disciple in place FIND AT THE GROCERY SHOP?
of the merchant because
A. MANY BEAUTIFUL THINGS
A. He was the real culprit
B. SAME PRICE FOR ALL THE THINGS
B. He had not followed his guru’s advice
C. He was living in the town illegally C. A DUDDU
50. WHAT WAS THE PRICE OF ALL THINGS 56. HOW DID THE THEIF ENTER THE MER-
DURING THE FOOLISH KINGS RULE? CHANTS HOUSE?
A. 5 DUDDU EACH A. JUMPING THE WALL
B. 4 DUDDU EACH B. FROM THE BACKDOOR
C. 1 DUDDU EACH C. BY MAKING A HOLE INTO THE WALL
D. 2 DUDDU EACH D. NONE
57. The guru and his disciple on reaching the 63. Why was the merchant called to court?
kingdom found that A. To listen to his crimes.
A. everyone was asleep in the day
B. To thank the king
B. everyone was working in the day
C. to pay for the death of a thief.
C. everyone was sleeping at night
D. the king wanted to punish him.
D. everyone was moving about in the hot
sun 64. Whom did the mason blame (which dis-
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tracted him while making the wall)?
58. Who left the city?
A. A donkey who continuously brayed
A. disciple
B. The jingling anklets of a dancing girl
B. guru
C. A cat who continuously mewed
C. silly minister
D. king D. A little boy was crying
59. Whom did the dancing girl blame? 65. WHEN DID THE GURU AND HIS DISCIPLE
REACH THE CITY?
A. A merchant
A. BY MIDNIGHT
B. The king
B. BROAD DAYLIGHT
C. The mason
C. COLD EVENING
D. A goldsmith
D. none of above
60. In the Kingdom of Fools,
A. The king was an idiot 66. WHAT IS THE NAME OF THE AUTHOR
B. The minister was an idiot A. AJ KALAM
C. Both the king and the minister were id- B. OSCAR WILDE
iots C. AK RAMANUJAN
D. Neither the king nor the minister was D. BILL BRYSON
an idiot
67. The king and the minister warned, that
61. How were the people made to obey the anyone who disobeyed their orders
king’s orders?
A. Would be turned out of the kingdom
A. by threatening to kill
B. would be put into the prison
B. by speaking to them
C. by showing them sword C. would be punished with death
62. To whom did the sanyasi pray in his heart 68. Whom did the thief’s brother blame for the
before being executed? death of the thief?
A. GOD A. DESTINY
B. GURU B. PEOPLE
C. MINISTER C. MERCHANT
D. none of above D. ALL
69. WHO VISITED THE KINGDOM? 73. THE DISCIPLE’S DIET DID NOT INCLUDE
A. A GURU AND HIS DISCIPLE A. BANANA
C. A MERCHANT C. HONEY
D. GHEE
D. A PRINCESS
74. TO WHOM DID THE KING DECIDE TO EXE-
70. WHAT KIND OF STORY IS THIS? CUTE IN THE PLACE OF THE MERCHANT?
A. A FOLKTALE A. A MAN WHO BECAME FAT BECAUSE OF
EATING
B. A MOCKTALE
B. A POOR MAN
C. A HUMOROUS
C. MERCHANTS REALTIVE
D. A SERIOUS
D. NONE
71. What made the king and his silly minister 75. Why was the guru’s disciple initially
go for the stake first? happy?
A. THEIR GREED A. because of the capacity of buying all
B. THEIR FOOLISHNESS things at a nominal price
3. The real reason that the Happy Prince’s 8. To whom did the Prince gave the ruby to?
lead heart breaks is: A. to the swallow
A. the frost snaps it into two pieces. B. to the writer
B. The Swallow dies. C. to the match-girl
C. The city leaders melt the statue. D. to the seamstress
D. none of above 9. What was done after the Prince’s death?
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4. Which of the following best describes the A. His statue was made
way the Happy Prince looks at the start of B. he was forgotten
the story? C. people cried
A. old and worn out D. people became corrupt
B. bright and shiny
10. What do yo call the first paragraph of the
C. lost and confused short story?
D. none of above A. Climax
B. Resolution
5. The Mayor and the Town Councillors de-
cided to pull down the statue of the Happy C. Orientation
Prince because: D. Rising action
A. He was an obstacle on the road 11. The prince was covered with
B. He was no longer beautiful and useful A. dust and mud
C. He helped all the people B. gold and jewels
D. Many birds died at the feet of the C. silver
statue D. jewels
6. In return for his generosity, the Happy 12. What were the two things which the GOD
Prince receives: considered the most precious things on
A. the thanks of those he helps. Earth?
A. The swallow and his friends
B. jewels from the Sparrow.
B. The leaden heart and the dead swal-
C. nothing except for the good feelings he
low
experiences for helping others.
C. The Mayor and the town Councillor
D. none of above
D. The seamstress and the writer
7. How is the end of the story?
13. In “The happy prince”, what did the prince
A. The Prince and the swallow lived eter- not know during his life?
nally in heaven A. Wisdom
B. The swallow died miserably B. Joy
C. The villagers killed the swallow C. Fun
D. The swallow left the prince alone D. Sorrow
14. What did the Happy Prince have on his 19. Why did the swallow decide to stay with
sword hilt? the Happy Prince always?
24. said that now, the statue of the Happy 30. What did the swallow notice while flying
Prince did not look beautiful and was not over the city?
useful anymore A. plight of the poor and greed of the rich
A. The mayor
B. many poor people
B. The councillors
C. many waste things
C. The king
D. None of the above
D. The Art professor of the University
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31. Name the writer of the story ‘The happy
25. Who did Happy Prince send the second sap- prince’.
phire for?
A. Oscar Wilde
A. Poor Match Girl
B. R.K Laxman
B. Poor Seamtress
C. Ruskin Bond
C. Poor Playwright
D. Mayor D. Mulk Raj Anand
26. The statue was made of leaves. 32. the body of Prince Statue was covered in
A. orange
A. Twinkle Bronze
B. golden
B. Gorgeous Metal
C. silver
C. Bright Silver
D. ivory
D. Shiny Gold
27. What did the swallow see when he looked
up? 33. How did the prince help the writer?
A. He saw the eyes of the Happy Prince A. by writing the story for him
filled with tears.
B. by giving him food
B. He saw tears running down the golden
C. by giving his wealth
cheeks of the Happy Prince.
C. Both A and B above D. by giving his other eye
36. Why did the Prince become ugly? 41. How many people that had been helped by
the Happy Prince?
A. Because he did not have any clothes
A. 3 people
D. On a tall pillar at a high place in the 43. What happens when the Swallow dies?
town A. Leaden Heart of the Prince was broken
into two pieces
38. What did people call the statue?
B. Prince cried
A. The Happy Prince C. Prince cried
B. The Happy Princess D. People cried
C. The Happy Statue 44. What did the swallow do before he fell
D. The Happy King down dead?
A. He kissed the Happy Prince.
39. What did the young playwright think
B. He told the Happy Prince that he was
when he found a beautiful sapphire on the
going to the House of Death
withered violets?
C. Both option1 and 2
A. He thought it was from a great admirer
of his plays. D. none of above
B. He thought it was a gift from the Happy 45. The Happy Prince asked the swallow to
Prince. take to the poor seamstress.
C. He thought someone had put it there A. a ruby from his sword hilt
by mistake B. a sapphire from his sword
D. none of above C. a sapphire from his eyes
D. none of above
40. And he sank into a delicious slumber.(what
does slumber mean?) 46. The Mayor’s men take the statue to a fur-
nace to metal.
A. night
A. Put
B. day B. See
C. awake C. Make
D. Sleep D. none of above
47. The Happy Prince statue had precious gem- 52. How did the prince helped the match-girl?
stone in his A. by giving her his wealth
A. eyes B. by giving her new matches
B. hair C. by giving one of his eyes
C. hands D. by giving her new clothes to wear
D. fingers
53. How did the swallow feel when he saw
the beautiful face of the happy prince and
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48. Why do the city leaders not see the Happy
Prince’s true beauty? the tears in his eyes?
A. They don’t know how the Happy Prince A. He was filled with pity.
once looked. B. He was filled with anger.
B. They see him as a beggar, and they C. He was deeply shocked.
don’t care about beggars. D. He became very nervous.
C. They are too busy feeding the home-
less and the hungry of the city. 54. Where did the location of the prince statue
stand?
D. none of above
A. In front of the castle
49. The happy Prince sends his ruby for B. In the park
A. The beggars who were sitting at the C. In the middle of town square
gates
D. In the swallow’s house
B. The starving children lying in the dark
lanes 55. Why was the Swallow not ready to move
to Egypt?
C. The playwright who was tired and hun-
gry A. Because Happy Prince became blind
D. The seamstress who was poor B. because of kindness of Happy Prince
C. Because Happy Prince would be alone
50. Why did the Happy Prince cry?
D. None
A. Because he was touched because the
swallow accompanied him all the time 56. The swallow looked up when the drop
B. Because he was in pain of water fell on him.
58. Answer questions 1 through 7 about the B. to teach a moral lesson through a story
book The Selfish Giant:1. When the Giant of The Happy Prince
is away, children play in his
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69. Where was the statue of happy prince put C. to show his richness
up? D. None
A. In a temple
75. To help a poor woman buy oranges for her
B. In the town hall sick boy, the prince asked the swallow to
C. In the centre of a public garden take a ruby out of his
D. High above the city, on atall column A. Sword hilt
B. Board kilt
70. How many jewels were on his body and
sword in total? C. Ford shield
C. The gemstone and the gold of the 84. “I am beginning to be appreciated “ means
Prince A. Some admirer praised him and had
B. Because he was dead 88. Why was the Prince called happy?
C. Because he couldn’t play with his A. because he never cried
friends B. because he was very lucky
D. Because he was not able to move C. because he had everything
83. Answer questions 8 through 15 about the D. because he always smiled and was liv-
book The Happy Prince:8.The happy Prince ing in palace of happiness
cries, because he sees all the sad and ugly 89. Which type of bird is refered to in the
of his city. story?
A. Column A. Swallow
B. Swallow B. Eagle
C. Things C. Quai
D. Gold D. Sparrow
90. after running out of all the gemstones, the 95. Where did the Swallow die?
prince helped his people with A. in the city
A. Giving his crown to the people B. under the fountain
B. Giving the shiny golden leaf to the peo- C. at the feet of the Statue
ple
D. in a house
C. Giving encouragement for the people
D. Giving the swallow to the people 96. Name the most precious things in the story
that the angel took to give to God.
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91. What were the little boys doing under the A. leaden heart of Happy Prince and the
archway of a bridge? dead Swallow
A. They were lying in each other’s arms B. Prince and his assets
to keep themselves warm.
C. Ruby, sword and sappire
B. They were waiting for the swallow to
bring them some gold. D. All
C. They were hungry and begging for 97. What moved Swallow’s heart?
food. A. Happy Prince
D. none of above B. Happy Prince’s kindness
92. What is the moral value of “The Happy C. Happy Prince’s assets
Prince”? D. All
A. We must give all we have to make the
others happy 98. Whom didn’t the Prince help in the story?
101. The Happy Princes weeps in the story be- 106. The beautiful flower goes back under the
cause ground when it sees
B. The Swallow wants to steal the Happy 110. Where was the Prince’s statue situated
Prince’s jewels. A. In front of the castle
C. The Swallow knows that the Happy B. In the park
Prince is kind and caring.
C. In the middle of town square
D. none of above D. In the swallow’s house
105. What did Swallow become to help the 111. Name the writer of the story “The Happy
Prince? Prince.”
A. His messenger A. Oscar wilde
B. His friend B. R.K Laxman
C. His Minister C. Ruskin Bond
D. His Assistant D. none of above
112. What is the Happy Prince in The Happy 117. what is the conflict of the short story en-
Prince? titled “The Happy Prince”
A. A robot A. The swallow died after giving the gem-
stone to the girl
B. A little boy
B. The prince only had one eye but he
C. A bird
wanted to give a gemstone to his people.
D. A statue It made the swallow felt sorry and con-
fused
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113. Which was the first item given from the
prince? C. He was Happy Prince but he always
cries when he saw the sadness
A. Gold
D. The swallow left the Happy Prince
B. Sapphires alone
C. Ruby
118. He swooped past the matchgirl
D. Sword swooped meaning?
114. How does helping the Happy Prince make A. Fly very low
the Swallow feel? B. Fly very high
A. warm C. Flapping of wings.
B. annoyed D. Both b and c
C. sad
119. Where did the town want to send the
D. none of above prince to?
115. The kisses the Giant. A. Forges
A. Little boy B. Egypt
B. Blue bird C. Algastan
C. Beautiful flower D. Mumbai
D. Autumn 120. Why didn’t the bird leave before it was
too late?
116. What did the Prince do to help the family
who have a sick child? A. It was too cold.
A. Asked the swallow to take the gem- B. He was too tired.
stone on the dagger and gave it to the fam- C. He loved the Prince too much.
ily.
D. none of above
B. Asked the swallow to call the doctor
and took the sick child to the hospital im- 121. Where did the swallow want to go?
mediately.
A. Egypt
C. Asked the swallow to give much money
B. France
to the family.
C. Rome
D. Asked the swallow to take the gem-
stone on one of Prince’s eye D. none of above
5. Why did Mr. Behrman paint the leaf? 10. Where is Sue going?
A. He wanted to paint a masterpiece and A. To get the doctor
protect Johnsy B. To get Johnsy’s parents
B. He had been working on painting a leaf C. To get the nurse
for many years
D. To get Behrman
C. He was retired and bored
11. What symptoms did Johnsy have when
D. He wanted to get sick and die
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she got ill?
6. What is an alley? A. She felt very weak
A. a brick wall B. She coughed
B. a narrow path C. She had difficulty in breathing
C. she would die with the fall of last the B. The clouds
leaf C. Sheep
D. all of the above D. The leaves
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the last leaf symbolize? D. He doesn’t
A. despair
35. Who is the author of “The Last Leaf”?
B. hope
A. Edgar Allan Poe
C. anger
B. Shakespeare
D. love
C. William Sydney Porter
30. Which sentence best states the main mes- D. Christopher Marlowe
sage in the story?
36. Why did the doctor not think that Johnsy
A. Life is like a leaf it fails when it is ready would live?
B. Sacrificing your life to save another A. Pneumonia kills everyone
C. Sickness is darkness so don’t get sick B. Johnsy had terminal cancer
D. None of the above C. Johnsy belived that she would die
31. What did Joanna realise when she looked D. All of the above
at the last leaf for a long time?
37. What is the significance of the leaf?
A. She was wrong.
A. It represents her life.
B. She was foolish.
B. It makes her want to die.
C. She wanted to live.
C. It is a metaphor.
D. All of the above
D. It has no significance.
32. What did Mr. Behrman always say regard-
38. A hungry cook
ing his work?
A. verbal irony
A. He will soon do his masterpiece.
B. dramatic irony
B. He will soon write a novel filled with
literary devices. C. situational irony
C. He will paint the Bay of Naples some- D. none of the above
day. 39. What can we learn from the story?
D. none of above A. Never lose hope even when all leaves
33. What did Johnsy feel after seeing the last fall
leaf stay longer? B. Be selfless and sacrifice for others
A. She wished to go outside and pick it. C. A friend in need is a friend indeed
B. She felt motivated. D. all of the above
40. What was the disease that spread through 46. Where did the story take place?
the streets?
A. In the famous Bay of Naples, Italy
C. a 40 years old man 50. Which of these best describes Johnsy’s in-
D. a young boy ternal conflict in the story?
A. “At the top of a squatty, three-story
45. Smite means brick Sue and Johnsy had their studio.”
A. to hit hard or strike B. “A mite of a little woman “
B. to think deeply C. “The ivy leaf was still there.”
C. to spy secretly
D. “‘When the last one falls I must go,
D. to refuse to work too.”’
51. What did Johnsy say regarding the C. Falling Ivy leaves
leaves? D. none of above
A. She will go away when the last leaf
57. Conduct a research on the internet to an-
falls.
swer this question. The setting of the
B. She will be healthy again when the last story is November 1899 in
leaf falls.
A. Washington.
C. She will die when the last leaf falls.
B. New York.
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D. none of above C. Dallas.
52. At the end of the story Mr. Behrman. a D. Texas.
painter who lives in the same building
58. What did she decided will happen when
A. becomes famous. the last leaf fall?
B. dies of pneumonia. A. She will get better
C. is taken to hospital. B. She will die
D. comes to visit the artists. C. She will go home
53. What is pneumonia personified as in the D. She will eat
story? 59. Sue cries and the goes into Johnsy’s bed-
A. a dragon room whistling, why?
B. a stranger A. To hide her feelings
C. a fire B. To make Johnsy laugh
D. a lion C. To get on the doctor nerves
D. To pass time
54. The short story was written by:
A. Stephen King. 60. What is Johnsy’s health problem?
B. O.Henry. A. Pneumonia
63. What kind of people live in Greenwich Vil- 69. Where did Sue and Johnsy stay?
lage? A. In a small flat on the 4th storey of an
67. What was Mr. Behrman’s masterpiece? 73. According to the doctor, what is Johnsy’s
chance of surviving?
A. the Bay of Naples
A. Fifty fifty
B. the Last Leaf
B. One in ten
C. the Monalisa painting
C. Ten to one
D. Starry Starry Night
D. none of above
68. What happened to Johnsy when she saw
Behrman’s masterpiece painting? 74. Who was Behrman? Did his dream come
true?
A. felt delighted
A. Grandfather. No.
B. she became confident that she could
be cured B. Uncle. Yes.
C. jumped out of bed C. Neighbour. Yes.
D. All of the above D. Neighbour. No.
75. In the story “The Last Leaf, “ how do the 80. When was Behrman able to make his
ivy leaves symbolize Johnsy and her feel- dream true?
ings about life?
A. when he painted the last leaf on ivy
A. Johnsy is waiting to die, and she sees
B. when he died
herself as a tired leaf ready to fall down.
C. when he thought of Johnsy
B. Johnsy is recovering from sickness
and she is excited to see the leaves bloom. D. none
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C. Johnsy is taking care of a sick friend 81. Why did Mr. Behrman die?
and the ivy leaves are a symbol of her
caretaking abilities. A. He painted the leaf and died because
of the cold.
D. none of above
B. He underwent chemotherapy but
76. There were a few leaves on the vine out- failed to survive cancer.
side the window because
C. He climbed the wall and fell.
A. the wind was blowing the leaves away.
D. none of above
B. people were picking the leaves.
82. What line shows the use of imagery?
C. vines only have a few leaves.
D. their neighbour was using the leaves A. When the last one falls I must go, too.
in a painting. B. His shoes and clothing were wet
through and icy cold.
77. At the end of the story Mr. Behrman a
painter who lives in the same building.. C. It is a sin to want to die.
86. The setting of the story is November 1899 92. From the description in the passage,
in QUAINT means all except?
A. Washington. A. Attractive
B. New York. B. Small
C. Dallas. C. Charming
D. Texas. D. Old fashioned way
87. What did the police find in the alley? 93. Where did Johnsy and Sue first meet?
A. dangerous substances A. At a museum
B. stolen goods B. At a restaurant
C. a dead body C. At a doctor’s office
88. In the story “The Last Leaf, “ what is the 94. Exclaiming “Oh great!” after failing an
theme of the story? exam
97. What was Behrman’s masterpiece? 103. What is Sue’s reaction to Johnsy’s state-
A. painting a picture of a leaf ment?
A. By telling Johnsy a joke.
B. painting a picture of sue
B. By telling Johnsy she is silly
C. painting a picture of Johnsy
C. By giving Johnsy a hug.
D. all of the above
D. By not talking
98. In the movie, “Toy Story”, human charac-
104. How many leaves are there?
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ters are not aware that the toys speak and
move but the audience is. A. 1
A. verbal irony B. 3
B. dramatic irony C. 5
D. 7
C. situational irony
D. none of the above 105. Where did Behrman spend his night to
make his masterpiece?
99. What are the occupations of the two girls A. none
A. Students B. in a heavy storm
B. Artists C. on a mountain
C. Cooks D. in a hotel
D. Waitress 106. Which tree leaves did Johnsy keep count-
ing as they fell?
100. Which of the following is NOT a theme of
the short story? A. A maple tree.
109. Why did Behrman paint the leaf? 111. Why was the ivy leaf painting a master-
A. Behrman wanted a paint a master- piece?
3. What was author doing when fire broke 6. The word ‘closest is which degree of adjec-
out? tives?’
A. playing A. Positive
B. doing homework B. Comparative
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go.
C. None
A. lively
D. differentiates between a house and a
home B. suburb
C. residential area
8. Who did the author find missing after the
D. none of above
fire accident?
A. his dog 14. What is a house?
10. In the begging how does the author fed in 16. Where did the author and his mother spent
the new high school? their night on the day of fire incident?
A. happy A. in the house of the grandparents
B. excited B. in the house of the neighbours
B. some pictures of the author’s father 34. What did the cat do to entertain herself?
C. both (a) and (b) A. jump on the bed
D. none of the above B. would hit Zan’s pen with its tail
29. What is most precious according to this les- C. shout and cry meow
son? D. None
A. a well furnished house
35. What is the theme of ‘A House is not a
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B. bond of love and care amongst the Home’ about?
members of a family
A. defines a home
C. a house
B. defines a house
D. None
C. None
30. Which words tell that Zan was able to D. Explains the difference between a
accept his new life and came out of his house and a home
gloom?
A. “My cat was back and so was I” 36. A part of town with a lot of houses or flats,
but no offices, big shops or factories:
B. I am happy
A. lively
C. I got a new life
B. suburb
D. All
C. neighbourhood
31. Who made a collection of money for Zan? D. residential area
A. the students in the new high school
37. My mother kept stoking the fire to keep
B. the teachers in the old primary school the house nice andwarm. Suddenly, I
C. neighbours smelled something strange, and then I no-
ticed it smoke pouring in through the
D. social workers
seams of the ceiling. The smoke began
32. Why was the author feeling shy in the to fill the room so quickly that we could
school? barely see.Q. Why did the mother keep
stoking the fire?
A. he was not wearing shoes
A. To keep the house nice and warm
B. because he did not have his school bag
and books B. To kill the mosquitoes of the house
C. his dress was casual C. To comfort the narrator
D. All D. To keep fire alive
33. Why did the fire fighter run back? 38. Why did the author cry after the fire?
A. To save the house A. because of smoke
B. To extinguish the fire in the house B. because he was not able to find his cat
C. To go to fire office C. because smoke choked his throat
D. He was injured D. all
39. What is a home? 44. What did the teachers of the old school tell
Zan?
A. where people live together and share
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D. all of the above 53. Why did the narrator feel strange in high
51. Mention the words which express the au- school?
thor’s embarrassment. A. because he was fresh
A. embarassed B. all his friends went to other places
B. geek and strange C. because he was all alone
C. weird and backpack D. All
9. Why was Lushkoff not willing to work? 15. What did Sergei give to the beggar?
A. because of poor health A. food
B. because of his drunkenness B. milk
C. because he was hungry and weak C. work to chop the wood
D. all D. none
10. What work did lushkoff get later on the 16. Name the author of the story “The Beg-
chapter? gar”?
A. As a teacher A. Robert frost
B. As a newspaper editor B. El Bsor Ester
C. As a notary
C. Anton Chekhov
D. As a woodworker
D. None
11. What work was given to Lushkoff by
17. How did Olga help the beggar?
Sergei?
A. by giving him food
A. cooking
B. chopping wood B. giving him medicine
12. Who set Sergei actually on a right path? 18. What job did the beggar say that he had
when he met sergei
A. Sergei
A. Teacher
B. the police
B. singer
C. Lushkoff himself
C. writer
D. Olga
D. notary
13. Why did Lushkoff agree to work for Ser-
gai? 19. What was Lushkoff doing before begging?
A. Sergei trapped him A. dancing
B. because he was feeling ashamed B. singing
C. because of his own pride C. teaching
D. all D. none
20. Who did not give alms to the beggar? C. to befool them
A. Sergai D. none
B. People on the road 27. What was Sergei?
C. Sergai’s maidservant A. advocate
D. None B. teacher
21. Who used to chop wood for Lushkoff? C. doctor
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A. Sergei D. dancer
B. Olga 28. Where did Sergei meet Lushkoff after two
C. both and years?
D. none of the above A. in his house
B. in his maid’s house
22. Who moved into another house?
C. outside a theatre
A. Lushkoff
D. none
B. Olga
C. Sergei 29. What is the synonym of the word “mendi-
cant”?
D. none of the above
A. Beggar
23. What was Lushkoff in his earlier life? B. Advocate
A. a village school teacher C. Maid
B. a student D. None
C. a Russian choir singer
30. What forced Lushkoff to be a beggar?
D. none of the above
A. choir group
24. Who is “I” in the first paragraph? B. his circumstances
A. The Beggar C. his employer
B. Advocate sergei D. none
C. Olga
31. What is the meaning of the word “Swin-
D. None dling”?
25. Meaning of roasting (In this chapter) A. Defamation
A. A way of cooking B. Perplexed
B. To make fun of C. Taken aback
C. Rebunking D. Cheating
D. Scarring 32. Who was Sergei?
26. Why was Lushkoff telling lies to the peo- A. an advocate
ple? B. a teacher
A. to seek sympathy C. a lecturer
B. to get alms D. none
33. What currency is used in the chapter? 39. What was the profession of Sergei
A. Dollar A. Writer
36. For how long the beggar was a Village 42. How much was paid to the notary?
school teacher?(according to the beggar)
A. 30 roubles
A. 9 years
B. 35 roubles
B. 2 years
C. 40 roubles
C. 8 years
D. 10 roubles
D. 10 years
43. How much money Lushkiff was earning as
37. Did Lushkoff really want to chop wood? a notary?
A. yes
A. 25 roubles a month
B. no
B. 35 roubles a month
C. maybe
C. 45 roubles a month
D. not known
D. 20 roubles a month
38. Why was Lushkoff removed from the
choir? 44. Who became a beggar by circumstances?
A. due to his weakness A. Lushkoff
B. due to his drunkenness B. Sergei
C. weak body C. Holfa
D. poor health D. Goldy
45. What profession did the beggar say that 51. What is the meaning of the word
he really had “Calumny”?
A. Teacher A. Suppliant
B. Student B. Disgust
C. Wood Cutter C. Irresolutely
D. Russian choir singer D. Defamation
46. What was the actual truth revealed by the
NARAYAN CHANGDER
52. Define “Swindling”
beggar about his identity finally?
A. He was defamed by his employer A. Cheating
B. Sergei C. Lushkoff
C. Olga D. None
D. The Cook 56. What did Sergei give Lushkoff for chopping
50. Which one is the right answer wood?
57. What does “Gait” mean? 60. Who called Lushkoff his godson?
A. Anything used to lure something A. Sergei