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HS English MCQ Test-6

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(i) The train drew to the station

(a) slowly

(b) rhythmically

(c) silently

(d) quietly

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(ii) APJ Abdul Kalam was by birth a

(a) Telugu

(b) Tamil

(c) Kannad

(d) Malayali

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(iii) The Word ‘proclaimed’ means

(a) decided

(b) evaded

(c) thought

(d) announced

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(iv) The woman shook the boy until his teeth

(a) fell

(b) ached

(c) rattled

(d) broke

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(v) ‘Leprous hide’ is the tree’s

(a) root

(b) bark

(c) leaves

(d) flowers

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(vi) In the expression “they fill the hollow….”, ‘hollow’ means the:

 

(a) hills

(b) glade

(c) stream

(d) valley

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(vii) “But thy eternal summer….” The word opposite in meaning to ‘eternal’ is

(a) universal

(b) momentary

(c) temporal

(d) decayed

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(viii) According to Keats, the music of earth ceases

(a) in summer

(b) in winter

(c) at no point of time

(d) in autumn

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(ix) “Why talk rot ?” – The speaker is

(a) Lomov

(b) Natalya

(c) Chubukov

(d) Mironov

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(x) Chubukov had the bad habit of adding to every word, the phrase

(a) etcetra

(b) that is

(c) so glad

(d) so on

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(xi) The word ‘pettifogger’ is used for

(a) Mironov

(b) Chubukov

(c) Lomov

(d) Guess

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(xii) Chubukov comments that Lomov’s family has had a history of

(a) autocracy

(b) hypocrisy

(c) democracy

(d) lunacy

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1. Complete each of the sentences, choosing the correct option from the alternatives provided : 1 × 12 = 12

PROSE

(i) The train drew to the station –
(a) slowly (b) rhythmically (c) silently
(d) quietly

Ans : (a) slowly

(ii) APJ Abdul Kalam was by birth a –
(a) Telugu (b) Tamil (c) Kannad
(d) Malayali

Ans : (b) Tamil

(iii) The Word ‘proclaimed’ means –
(a) decided (b) evaded (c) thought
(d) announced

Ans : (d) announced

(iv) The woman shook the boy until his teeth –
(a) fell (b) ached (c) rattled
(d) broke

Ans : (c) rattled

POETRY

(v) ‘Leprous hide’ is the tree’s –
(a) root (b) bark (c) leaves
(d) flowers

Ans : (b) bark

(vi) In the expression “they fill the hollow….”, ‘hollow’ means the:
(a) hills (b) glade (c) stream
(d) valley

Ans : (d) valley

(vii) “But thy eternal summer….” The word opposite in meaning to ‘eternal’ is –
(a) universal (b) momentary
(c) temporal (d) decayed

Ans : (c) temporal

(viii) According to Keats, the music of earth ceases
(a) in summer
(b) in winter
(c) at no point of time
(d) in autumn

Ans : (c) at no point of time

DRAMA

(ix) “Why talk rot ?” – The speaker is
(a) Lomov (b) Natalya
(c) Chubukov (d) Mironov.

Ans : (b) Natalya

(x) Chubukov had the bad habit of adding to every word, the phrase
(a) etcetra (b) that is (c) so glad
(d) so on

Ans : (d) so on

(xi) The word ‘pettifogger’ is used for
(a) Mironov (b) Chubukov
(c) Lomov (d) Guess

Ans : (c) Lomov

(xii) Chubukov comments that Lomov’s family has had a history of
(a) autocracy (b) hypocrisy
(c) democracy (d) lunacy

Ans : (d) lunacy