MCQ & answers of 'Telephone Conversation' (B.A / B.Sc / B.Com Compulsory English of UGB)

MCQ & Answers of Telephone Conversation                              -Wole Soyinka 1. The poem 'Telephone Conversation' is written by -   (a) Rabindranath Tagore (b) John Keats (C) Wole Soyinka (d) P.B. Shelley 2. "Telephone Conversation' has often been described as a powerful and senior agent to-  (A) social change (b) political change (c) economic change (d) religious change.  3. "Telephone Conversation' is a-   (A)...

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HS দর্শন (Philosophy) (WBCHSE ) কাকতালীয় দোষ

  আরোহমূলক দোষ বা অনুপপত্তি  উদাহরণসহ কাকতালীয় দোষ ব্যাখ্যা কর।                                                ৪ নম্বর উত্তর:         কাকতালীয় দোষ: কারণ কারণ হলো কার্যের  অব্যবহিত, শর্তান্তরহীন, নিয়ত বা অপরিবর্তনীয়, অগ্রবর্তী ঘটনা। কিন্তু তাই বলে যে কোন অগ্রবর্তী ঘটনাকে কারণ বলা যায় না। আমরা যদি যেকোন অগ্রবর্তী বা পূর্ববর্তী ঘটনাকে পরবর্তী ঘটনার কারণ বলি তাহলে যে...

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HS দর্শন (WBCHSE) মিলের অন্বয়ী-ব্যতিরেকী পদ্ধতি উদাহরণসহ ব্যাখ্যা কর।

   প্রশ্ন: মিলের অন্বয়ী-ব্যতিরেকী পদ্ধতি উদাহরণসহ ব্যাখ্যা কর।  [সংজ্ঞা, আকার, দৃষ্টান্ত ,সুবিধা (দুটি), অসুবিধা  (দুটি) ]         ১+২+১+২+২= ৮ অথবা, "যখনই আমি সকালে বেড়াতে যাই তখনই আমার ডান্ডা লাগে, আর যখন আমি বেড়াতে যাই না তখন আমার ঠান্ডা  লাগে না। সুতরাং সকালে বেড়াতে যাওয়াই আমার ঠান্ডা লাগার কারণ।" - এই যুক্তিটিতে মিলের কোন পদ্ধতি প্রয়োগ করা হয়েছে ? পদ্ধতিটির ব্যাখ্যা কর।    (চিহ্নিতকরণ, সংজ্ঞা, আকার, সুবিধা (২টি), অসুবিধা (২টি)   ১+২+১+২+২=৮ উত্তর:  ...

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Write a short note on the theory of causation.(Indian philosophy)

 Write a short note on thc theory of Causation.        Ans. Patanjali defined yoga as the partial and complete or temporary and permanent arrest or cessation of mental states.The theory that mental states can be arrested by our efforts is an extremely original one and uptil now we know of no country other than India, where such a possibility was ever conceived. Dr.Sigmund Freud has expressed great surprise, that such a thing should be conceived possible but he admits that this experiment had always...

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Write a short note on the five proofs for the existence of Prakriti.(Indian philosophy)

 Write a short note on the five proofs for the existence of Prakriti. Ans. Sankhya's five Proofs for the existence of Prakriti-    (i) All individual things in this world are, limited dependent, conditional, finite. The finite cannot be the cause of universe. Logically we have to proceed from the finite to the inflnite, from the limited to the unlimited from the peros to the aperos, the temporary to the permanent, from the many to the one. And it is this intinite, unlimited eternal, all pervading Prakriti...

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MCQ & answers of The Unknown Citizen. (B.A / B.Sc / B.Com Compulsory English of UGB)

MCQ of the poem "The Unknown Citizen"  Choose  the correct alternatives   1. Who is the poet of "The Unknown Citizen? (A) W. H. uden (b) Whitman (c) Frost (d) Kamala Das.    2. The unknown citizen is identified - (a) by his name (b) by his rich cultured family (c) by his code name (D) by his no.      3. The unknown citizen bears the no.  (a) JS/07/M/375 (b) JS/08/M/378 (c) JM/07IS1378 (D) JS/07/M/378.  4. Who bears the reference no.JS/07/M/378 of...

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MCQ & answers OF MEETING AT NIGHT- Robert Browning (Class 11 of WBCHSE)

MCQ OF MEETING AT NIGHT-Robert Browning Class- xi (wbchse) 1. “Meeting at Night” is a poem of— (A) Love  (b) Satiety  (c) Hope  (d) Exuberant feelings. 2. The poem, “Meeting at Night”, is composed by— (a)William Wordsworth. (B) Robert Browning. (c) Robert Blake. (d) H. W. Longfellow. 3. Robert Browning is a— (A) Victorian poet. (b) Romantic poet. (c) Pre-romantic poet. (d) None of the above. 4. The speaker in “Meeting at Night” undertakes a journey by a (A) boat (b) ship (c) car. (d) steamer 5....

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Write a letter to the editor of a newspaper about inconveniences caused by the use of microphones during religious festivals.

Write a letter to the editor of a newspaper about inconveniences caused by the use of microphones during religious festivals. Ans. To The editor, The Statesman, Kolkata 700 001.                             Sub: Reckless use of       microphones during religious festivals. Sir,      I shall be highly obliged if you kindly publish the following matter in your daily newspaper in the interest of common people.  ...

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Write a letter to the editor of an English Daily about private tuition of the teachers.

   Write a letter to the editor of an English Daily about private tuition of the teachers. Ans. To The Editor, The Statesman,  Kolkata-700001                            Sub: Private tuition of the                                           teachers. Sir,       Through the columns of your esteemed  daily, I would...

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Write a brief note on the three Gunas of Prakriti.(Indian philosophy)

 Write a brief note on the three Gunas of Prakriti.(SANKHYA DARSHANA) OR Prakriti is said to be the unity of the three gunas held in equilibrium. Discuss.     Ans. Trupti is said to be the unity of the three gunas held in equilibrium. They are Sattya, Rajas, Tamas. They are the constituents of Prakriti and through it of the worldly objects. Being subtle and imperceptiblc, their existsnce is inferred from their effects pleasures, pain, and in difference respectively. They are not qualities or attributes, like...

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Write a letter to the editor of a newspaper, drawing his attention to the need of immediate repairs to the main road in your locality.

Write a letter to the editor of a newspaper, drawing his attention to the need of immediate repairs to the main road in your locality. Ans. To The Editor, The Statesman, Kolkata-700001                                Sub :  Repairing                                            of the main road in           ...

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Questions and answers of the poem "Futility"

                                FUTILITY                                                        Wilfred Owen 1. What is the poet’s attitude towards war in the poem ‘Futility?’    ...

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Questions and answers of the poem " Where The Mind Is Without Fear"

        Where the Mind is without Fear                                         Rabindranath Tagore 1. What kind of freedom does Rabindranath Tagore want for his countrymen?     Ans:   Rabindranath wants spiritual, intellectual and political freedom for his country. Intellectual freedom enables his countrymen to think freely and enter into new worlds of thought. Spiritual...

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Textual Grammar , Class xii (wbchse) (Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?)

                         TextualGrammar   Shall I compare thee to a summer's day? CHANGE OF VOICE : 1. Shall I compare thee to a summer's day? Ans. Will thou (you) be compared to a summer's day by me?   2. Rough winds do shake the darling buds of May. Ans. The darling buds of May are shaken by rough winds. 3. And often is his gold complexion dimmed. Ans. And often the cloud dims his gold complexion.   4....

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Textual grammar, Class xii (wbchse) (Asleep in the valley)

                        Textual grammar                      (Asleep in the valley)                         Arthur Rimbaud.    Change the Voice 1. A slow stream leaves long strands of silver on the bright grass. Ans. Long strands of silver are left on the bright glass by a slow stream. 2. They fill the hollow full of light....

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How does Longfellow describe the activities of the wind in his poem "Daybreak"?

What does the wind play in the poem "Daybreak"? OR, How does Longfellow describe the activities of the wind in his poem "Daybreak"? Ans: Longfellow in his poem 'Daybreak' has presented the wind as a messenger of Nature. It can speak like a human being. At dawn, it rises from the sea. Then it asks the mists to make room for its movement. It requests the mariners to sail on. Then it inspires the forest to hang out its leaves,  the birds to sing, the chanticleer to crow, the corn to bow and greet the morning and the belfry-tower...

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Explain the significance of the title of the poem "Meeting at Night" by Robert Browning.

Explain the significance of the title of the poem "Meeting at Night" by Robert Browning   ANS. The poem "Meeting at Night'' describes the lover's secret meeting with his beloved in a  distant farmhouse. The lover undertakes a long  journey across the sea and the land at night. The lover overcomes hardships and obstacles to fulfil  his mission of love. He lands on the beach and walks a mile along the warm sea- scented beach. Then he crosses three fields  to reach the farmhouse where his beloved lives....

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Project Work Class XII (WBCHSE)

                          Project Work                                   On          Indianization of Oscar Wilde’s Story                     “The Happy Prince”              GANGARAMPUR HIGH  SCHOOL            P.O. Gangarampur,...

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