MCQ of Mackbeth , Class xi (wbchse)

  MCQ of Macbeth 

Complete the sentences which follow, choosing the correct answer from the alternatives given : [1 mark each] 

1. Duncan was the king of ---

 (a) Ireland, (b) England, (c) Scotland, (d) France. XI-'14

Ans. (c) Scotland

2. The witches looked like -

(a) charming ladies, (b) mad creatures, (c) unearthly creatures, (d) queens. XI-18, 15

Ans. (c) unearthly creatures.

3. The three unearthly creatures that met with Macbeth and Banquo, were singing -

(a) Heave ho!, (b) Fair is foul, and foul is fair, (c) Hey and a ho and a hey nonnino!, (d) Avaunt! XI-16

Ans. b) Fair is foul, and foul is fair.

4. The first of the three witches saluted Macbeth with the title of -

(a) Thane of Glamis, (b) Thane of Cawdor, (c) King of Scotland, (d) Great General. XI-19, '17

Ans. (a) Thane of Glamis.

 5. "Lesser than Macbeth and greater". The man who was talked about is ---

(a) Macduff's father, (b) an Irish general, (c) Malcolm's father, (d) Banquo  . XI-19

Ans. (d) Banquo

6. Malcolm and Donalbain were the sons of -

(a) Macduff, (b) Banquo, (c) The Thane of Cawdor, (d) Duncan. XI-15, '18

Ans. (d) Duncan.

7. The name of Macbeth's castle was -

 (a) Dunsinane, (b) Inverness, (c) Invernes, (d) Birnam. XI-'17 

Ans. (b) Inverness.

8. Lady Macbeth could not kill Duncan because---

 (a) Duncan resembled her father, (b) Macbeth did not allow her, (c) there were guards sitting at the door, (d) she was weak and irresolute. XI-'14

Ans. (a) Duncan resembled her father.

 9. Macduff was the Thane of --

 (a) Cawdor, (b) Ross, (c) Fife, (d) Glamis. XI-'16

Ans. (c) Fife

10. Macbeth was killed by ---

(a) Malcolm, (b) Donalbain, (c) Macduff, (d) Banquo. XI-'17 - 

Ans. (c) Macduff.

11. Duncan was the king of-

(a) Ireland (b) England  (c) Scotland (d) Greenland

Ans. (c) Scotland

12. Duncan was a- 

(a) cruel king (b) meek king (c) foolish king (d)  tyrant king

Ans. (b) meek king

13.  At first Macbeth was a great thane of- 

(a)  Cawdor (b) Glamis (c) Kent (d) Cumberland

Ans. (b) Glamis 

14. Macbeth was a near kinsman to- 

(a) Banquo (b) Malcolm (c) Duncan (d)  Fleance

Ans.  (c) Duncan

15.  Banquo was-

(a) Irish general (b) a Scottish general  (c) an English general (d) an Ireland general

Ans. (b) a Scottish general 

16. The three figures whom a unearthly creatures Macbeth and Banquo saw were-

(a) unhealthy creatures (b) witches (c) women (d) fairies

Ans. (b) witches

17. Macbeth was saluted with the title of Thane of Cawdor by the-

(a) first of the weird creatures

(b) second of the witches 

(c) third of them

(d) both (a) and (b)

Ans. (b) second of the witches

18. The witches spoke to Banquo in-

(a) simple words  (b) riddling terms (c) weird language (d) mysterious language

Ans. (b) riddling terms

19. Lady Macbeth was-

(a) a good natured woman (b) sympathetic woman (c) mean-minded woman (d) ambitious woman

Ans. (d) ambitious woman

20. The prophecy of the witches inflamed Lady Macbeth with-

(a) courage (b) ambition (c) frustration (d) hope

Ans. (b) ambition

21. Lady Macbeth continuously spurred Macbeth to ----

(a) be a king of Cumberland

(b) go to the witches 

(c) be a Scottish general

(d) murder Duncan

Ans. (d) murder Duncan

22. Duncan visited Macbeth's castle to-

(a) give him presents 

(b) honour him 

(c) make him a king of Scotland 

(d) making a army-general

Ans. (b) honour him 

23. Duncan was highly pleased at-

(a) Macbeth's success in the battle 

(b) Banquo's soldiership 

(c) the gentle reception of Mackbeth

((d) the prophecy of the witches

Ans. (a) Macbeth's success in the battle 

 24. Lady Macbeth waked up at-

(a) dawn (b) midnight (c) evening (d) noon

Ans. (b) midnight

25. Lady Macbeth woke up to-

(a) visit Duncan

(b) know how Duncan was sleeping 

(c) welcome Banquo

(d) plot the murder of Duncan

Ans. (d) plot the murder of Duncan

26. Lady Macbeth herself took a dagger because-

(a) she could execute the deed 

(b) she feared Duncan

(c) she was doubtful of Macbeth's purpose

(d) she was confident of her decision 

Ans. (c) she was doubtful of Macbeth's purpose

27.  She intoxicated the grooms of Duncan's chamber with-

(a) drug  (b) wine (c) milk (d) opium

Ans. (b) wine

28. Lady Macbeth accused her husband of-

(a) cowardice (b) fickleness (c) indifference (d) fickleness and cowardice 

Ans. (d) fickleness and cowardice 

29. Lady Macbeth thought of laying the guilt of the deed upon-

(a) Banquo 

(b) one of the messengers 

(c) the grooms

(d) Fleance

Ans. (c) the grooms

30. Macbeth saw a blood-stained dagger-

(a) in his room (b) in the castle (c) in the air (d) in his room

Ans. (c) in the air

31. Duncan was murdered-

(a) in his own house (b)  in Macbeth's castle (c) in the royal court (d) in Ireland

Ans. (b)  in Macbeth's castle

32. The blood-stained dagger that Macbeth saw in the air was- 

(a) mere blade (b) real (c) unreal (d) a knife

Ans. (c) unreal

33. Duncan's murder was committed with- 

(a) one stroke (b) two strokes (c) three strokes (d) four strokes

Ans. (a) one stroke

34. Macbeth could not pronounce the word-

(a) God  (b) Amen  (c) murder  (d)  christ

Ans.  (b) Amen 

35. The murder was discovered in the-

(a) evening  (b) next morning (c) afternoon (d)  midnight

Ans. (b) next morning

36. The entire suspicion fell upon- 

(a) the grooms (b) Macbeth (c) Lady Macbeth  (d) Banquo

Ans. (b) Macbeth

37.  The name of the eldest son of Duncan was-

(a) Donalbaina (b)  Malcolm (c) Angus (d) Macduff

Ans. (b)  Malcolm 

38. Macbeth and Lady Macbeth wanted to kill-

(a) Banquo (b) weird sisters (c) Macduff (d) both Banquo and his son

Ans. (d) both Banquo and his son

39. Macbeth had arranged a great supper and invited-

(a) only the Thanes  (b) Banquo only  (c) only Duncun  (d) all the chief Thanes, Banquo and his son

Ans. (d) all the chief Thanes, Banquo and his son

40. Banquo was murdered-

(a) in the palace  

(b) in his own house 

(c) on the way to the palace 

(d) in Mackbeth's castle

Ans. (c) on the way to the palace

41. Banquo was stabbed by-

(a) Macbeth (b) murderers (c) Fleance (d) Macduff

Ans. (b) murderers

42. At super Macbeth was discussing freely with--

(a)  Banquo (b) his thanes and nobles (c) Macduff (d) his queen

Ans. (b) his thanes and nobles 

43 The ghost of Banquo entered the room-

(a) at midnight (b) during supper (c) after dinner (d) in the evening

Ans. (b) during supper

44. Banquo's ghost was seen by-

(a) all the chief Thanes (b) Macbeth alone (c) Lady Macbeth (d) none of them

Ans.  (b) Macbeth alone 

45 Macbeth saw the ghost of Banquo and- 

(a) stood firmly before it

(b) talked freely with it

(c) trembled in fear

(d) pleased to see it

Ans. (c) trembled in fear

46. Lady Macbeth scolded Macbeth for his- 

(a) fit of distraction (b) infirmity of mind (c) unfriendly behaviour (d) gazing at the chair

Ans. (b) infirmity of mind 

47. Macbeth could not sleep peacefully for many days because-- 

(a) he was afraid of Banquo's ghost

(b) he thought of Fleance's successors to be the Kings after him

(c) he dreamt of keeping himself out of the throne

(d) he was afraid of Macduff

Ans. (b) he thought of Fleance's successors to be the Kings after him

48. The weird sisters came to know about Macbeth's visit by their- 

(a) imagination (b) insight (c) foresight (d) intuition

Ans. (c) foresight 

49. The weird sisters would like to conjure up- 

(a) angels (b)  spirits (c) ghosts (d) Macbeth

Ans. (b)  spirits

50. Macbeth wanted to have his doubts resolved by-

(a) the weird sisters (b) infernal spirits  (c) supernatural power (d) demons

Ans. (b) infernal spirits  

51. The first spirit made Macbeth aware of-

(a) Banquo's children (b) Fleance (c) Macduff (d) grooms

Ans. (c) Macduff

52. Macduff was the Thane of-

(a) Fife (b)  Glamis (c) Cawdor (d) Scotland

Ans. (a) Fife

53. Macbeth had entertained a jealousy of-

(a) Malcolm (b) Donalbain (c) Macduff (d) Banquo

Ans. (c) Macduff 

54. Macbeth was told to scorn the power of man by--

(a) first witch (b) the second spirit (c) third witch (d) one of the weird sisters

Ans. (b) the second spirit 

55. According to the prophecy of the third spirit Macbeth should never be vanquished until----

(a) he would go to Dunsinane Hill 

(b) Dunsinane Hill should come against him 

(c) the wood of Birnam to Dunsinane Hill came against him

(d) Dunsinane Hill moved to Scotland

Ans. (c) the wood of Birnam to Dunsinane Hill came against him

56. Hearing the prophecy of the third spirit Macbeth was----

(a) unhappy (b) frightened (c) joyful (d) distracted

Ans. (c) joyful 

57. Macbeth saw shadows which were-

(a) eight (b) nine (c) ten (d) eleven

Ans. (a) eight

58. The shadow that came at last in the series was that of---

(a) Macduff (b) Malcolm (c) Banquo (d) Donalbain 

Ans. (c) Banquo

59. A glass which showed many shadowy figures was carried by----

(a) Banquo (b) Donalbain (c) Macbeth (d) Malcolm

Ans. (a) Banquo

60. Macbeth understood that the shadowy figures in the glass were----

(a) Duncan's heir (b) Banquo's successors (c) the posterity of Macduff (d) Fleance's sons

Ans. (b) Banquo's successors

61. The first thing that Macbeth heard after getting out of the cave was that--- 

(a) Malcolm was going to compromise with him

(b) Macduff had fled to England

(c) Malcolm and Macduff were ready to visit Macbeth

(d) Birnam wood was coming to Dunsinane Hill

Ans. (b) Macduff had fled to England

62. Macbeth visited the castle of Macduff to---

(a) present gifts 

(b) attend supper 

(c) glorify Macduff before his wife

 (d) to slaughter Macduff's wife, children and relatives

Ans. (d) to slaughter Macduff's wife, children and relatives

63. Malcolm and Macduff were now approaching Macbeth with-

(a) a powerful army (b) Thanes and nobles (c) their followers (d) messengers

Ans. (a) a powerful army

64. Macbeth began to envy the condition of--

(a) Banquo (b) Duncan  (c) Macduff (d)  Fleance

Ans. (b) Duncan

65. Lady Macbeth was unable to bear-

(a)  the treason against her

(b) the remorse of guilt 

(c) the pangs of separation

(d) her husband's wicked purpose

Ans. (b) the remorse of guilt 

66. Lady Macbeth seemed to have died- 

(a) of a disease (b) by her own hands (c) in an accident (d) for the country.

Ans. (b) by her own hands

67. When Macbeth saw the approach of Malcolm's army; it roused his-

 (a) ancient courage (b) hope (c) unknown fear (d) unseen agony

Ans.  (a) ancient courage

68. Macbeth shut himself up in the- 

(a)  hall (b) castle (c) cave (d) terrace

Ans. (b) castle

69. A messenger who came to Macbeth was almost unable to report because he was- 

(a) terribly  frightened (b) dumb (c) very sad (d) confused

Ans. (a) terribly  frightened

70. Macbeth regarded the messenger as liar because-

(a) his report was false 

(b) he made Macbeth angry

(c) Macbeth could not believe him

(d) Macbeth did not understand his message

Ans. (c) Macbeth could not believe him

71. Macbeth had understood the idea of a wood moving- 

(a) in the same way the spirit meant 

(b) in a different sense

(c) in the sense that the wood would move about without killing him

(d) in the sense that the wood would hardly move to kill him

Ans. (b) in a different sense

72. When a skirmish took place, Macbeth was- 

(a) strongly supported by his friends

(b) inclined to join the party of Malcolm and Macduff 

(c) cutting to pieces all who were opposed to him

(d) desperate to save himself

Ans. (c) cutting to pieces all who were opposed to him

73. A fierce contest ensued between- 

(a) Macduff and Malcolm

(b)  Macbeth and Macduff

(c) Malcolm and Macbeth

(d) Malcolm and Duncun

Ans. (b)  Macbeth and Macduff

74. Macduff was-

(a)  born of a woman

(b) untimely taken from his mother

(c) born in the manner of ordinary men 

(d) born after the death of his mother 

Ans. (b) untimely taken from his mother

75. The witches and spirits deceived  Macbeth--

(a) in their promise 

(b) with confusing words 

(c) in sense and meaning 

(d) with false show of honour

Ans. (c) in sense and meaning

76. Macduff would have a show of Macbeth as men showed---

(a) monsters (b) animals (c) demons (d) goblins

Ans. (a) monsters

77. In the fight Macbeth was-

(a) killed (b) defeated (c) victorious (d)  humiliated

Ans. (a)  killed

78. In the end Macduff presented Malcolm- 

(a) a sword (b) Macbeth's skull (c) a throne (d) a wand

Ans.  (b) Macbeth's skull 

79. Malcolm ascended the throne of-

(a) Macbeth  (b) Duncan (c) Fleance (d) Macduff

Ans. (b) Duncan

80. When Macbeth and Banquo saw the three witches, they were —

(a) dancing and playing 

(b) dancing and singing

(c) playing and singing

(d) dancing and shouting

Ans: (b) dancing and singing

81. According to the song of the witches, they hover through —-

(a) fog and filth   

(b) foggish air and filth     

(c) filthy air and mist  

(d) fog and filthy air

Ans: (d) fog and filthy air

82. The first witch saluted Macbeth with the title of —-

(a) the thane of Glamis 

(b) the thane of  Cawdor 

(c) the thane of Norway 

(d) the thane of thanes 

Ans: (a) the thane of Glamis 

83. The second witch addressed Macbeth as —-

(a) the thane of Norway   

(b) the thane of Glamis

(c) the thane of Cawdor  

(d) the would-be king of Scotland

Ans: (c) the thane of Cawdor  

84. The third witch told that Macbeth will be —-

(a) the thane of Glamis hereafter

(b) the thane of Cawdor hereafter    

(c) the thane of Norway hereafter   

(d) the future king of Scotland

Ans. (d) the future king of Scotland

85. In the sleeping Duncan Lady Macbeth found a replica of —-

(a) her nephew  (b) her uncle (c) her grandfather  (d) her father

Ans. (d) her father

86. Malcolm, the eldest son of Duncan, fled to —-

(a) Ireland (b) Scotland (c) England   (d) Finland

Ans.(c) England   

87. Donalbain, the youngest son of Duncan, fled to —-

(a) Finland (b) England (c) Iceland (d) Ireland

Ans. (d) Ireland

88. The charm of the witches was prepared in a —-

(a) huge pot   (b) huge jug  (c) huge cauldron (d) huge mug

Ans: (c) huge cauldron

89. The charm which the weird sisters prepared was cooled with —-

(a) the blood of a goat    

(b) the blood of a cat    

(c) the blood of a child 

(d) the blood of a baboon 

Ans: (d) the blood of a baboon 

90. The number of the spirits who answered the doubts of Macbeth was —-

(a) three (b) four (c) two    (d) one

Ans. (a) three

91. The first spirit looked like —-

(a) a bloody child (b) an armed head    (c) a crowned head (d) a royal

Ans. (b) an armed head 

92. The first spirit told Macbeth to be aware of —-

(a) the thane of Glamis    

(b) the thane of Cawdor  

(c)  the thane of Fife

(d) the thane of Norway 

Ans.(c)  the thane of Fife

93. The name of the thane of Fife was —-

(a) Macbeth    (b) Banquo (c) Duncan  (d)  Macduff  

Ans. (d)  Macduff  

94. The second spirit looked like —

(a) a bloody child (b) a crowned head (c) a dead man (d) a withered creature

Ans. (a) a bloody child

95. The second spirit told Macbeth —

(a) to be aware of the thane of Fife   

(b) to laugh and scorn at the power of a man born naturally of a woman’s womb

(c) not to worry till the Woods of Birnam come to Dunsinane

(d) none of the above

Ans. (b) to laugh and scorn at the power of a man born naturally of a woman’s womb

96. The weird sisters had - (a) balded head, (b) moustache, (c) beards; (d) wings.

Ans. (c) beards

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MCQ OF THE POETRY OF EARTH

 THE POETRY OF EARTH

                   John Keats

Choose the Correct Option from the Alternatives Provided 

1) The poetry of earth is never- 

(a) alive (✓b) dead (c) eternal (d) immortal 

2. "The Poetry of Earth" is a - 

(✓a) sonnet (b) lyric (d) narrative poem () war poenm

 3. "The poetry of earth is never dead..."- Here 'poetry' refers to- 

(✓a) music (b) composition (d) rhythm (c) narration

4)  "The poetry of earth is never dead :" Here 'earth' refers to 

(a) rock (b) soil (c) globe (✓d) nature

 5) According to Keats, birds are faint with - 

(a) storm (b) cold (✓c) hot sun (d) hail

 6) "When all the birds are faint with the hot sun, .." - Here the word 'faint' means 

(a) conscious (b) dead () injured (✓d) unconscious

 7) The birds hide in cooling trees due to - 

(a) rain (b) frost (✓c) heat (d) landslide 

8) The sun in the poem 'The Poetry of Earth' is -  

(a) mild (b) pleasant (c) yellow (d✓) hot

 9) "And hide in cooling trees, ..."- The word 'hide' means - 

(a✓) taking shelter (b) going away (c) making fun (d) only dancing

 10) When all the birds are faint with the hot sun, they hide in cooling --

 (✓a) trees (c) caves (b) bushes (d) cotes

 11) " ... a voice will run" -- It is the voice of - 

(a) bee (c) Cricket (b✓) Grasshopper (d) bird

12) The voice of the Grasshopper runs from-  (a) field to field (b) flower to flower

 (✓c) hedge to hedge (d) forest to forest 

13) The Grasshopper sings in - 

(a) winter (✓b) summer (c) autumn (d) spring.

14) The voice of the Grasshopper will run from hedge to hedge about freshly cut --

(a) trees  (b) garden (c✓) Mead (d) leaves 

15) "... a voice will run From hedge to hedge" - The word 'hedge means a line of - 

(a) hazes (b) buds (c) hazels (✓d) bushes 

16) The Grasshopper is an agent of-

 (a✓) summer (b) winter  (c) autumn (d) spring

17) ... about the new-mown mead; " - The word 'mead' means - 

(a) pond (b) middle (✓c) meadow  (d) crop 

18) "That is the Grasshopper" - Here That refers to --------- the of the Grasshopper. 

(a) beauty (b) liveliness (c) idleness (d✓) voice

 19) When birds are faint with the hot sun,  summer song is carried out by -

(a) the Cricket (b✓) the Grasshopper  (c) the wind  (d) the clouds. 

20) " - he takes the lead" - Who is 'he' referred to here? 

(a) the poet (b✓) the Grasshopper (c) the Cricket (d) the fly

21) In the scorching heat of summer, the Grasshopper feels - 

(a) sorrow  (b) tired (✓c) happy (d) safe

22) " --- he takes the lead" Here the word 'lead' means - 

 (a) position  (b) leadership (c) control  (d✓) role

23) The Grasshopper takes the lead in the luxury of - (✓a) summer (b) winter (c) autumn  (d) spring

 24) "In summer luxury" - Here the word 'luxury' means - 

(a) richness (b✓) delight (c) brightness (d) comfort.

25) "In summer luxury..." Who enjoys 'summer luxury'? 

(a) the Cricket (b) the bird (c✓) the Grasshopper (d) the poet 

26) "- he has never done With his delights ;..." Who is 'he' referred to here? 

(a) the poet (b) the bird (c) the Cricket   (✓d) the Grasshopper

 27 "- he has never done With his delights; Whose delights never come to an end? 

(a) the Cricket (b) the poet(c) the bird (✓d) the Grasshopper

28 "... for when tired out with fun" - Who is tired out with fun? 

(a) the poet (b) the Cricket (c) the poetry (✓d) the Grasshopper  

29) "... for when tired out with fun" - Here the word 'fun' means  

 (✓a) merriment  (b) sports (c) jokes (d) fan 

30) "He rests at ease beneath some .... " --- Who is  'he' referred to here ? 

(a) the poet (✓b) the Grasshopper(c) the poet's friend (d) the Cricket.

31) "He rests at ease beneath some ..." – The expression 'at ease' means -

 (a) easily (b) calmly (✓c) comfortably (d) readily

 32) The Grasshopper is tired out with 

(a) heat (b) cold (c✓) fun (d) hard work.

 33) "He rests at ease beneath some..." – The word 'beneath' means 

(a) behind (b) before (✓c) under (d) besides 

34) When the Grasshopper is tired, he takes rest beneath some pleasant - 

(✓a) weed (b) wedge (c) weather  (d) willow

35) "... beneath some pleasant weed."- The word 'weed' means- 

(✓a) unwanted wild plant (b) wide plant (c) tree (d) group of plants 

36) How is the weed as mentioned in the sonnet 'The Poetry of Earth' ? 

(✓a) pleasant (b) unpleasant  (c) cold (d) frosty

37) The poetry of earth is ceasing- 

(a) forever  (b✓) never (c) once (d) twice 

38) "The Poetry of earth is ceasing never :" - The word 'ceasing' means –

 (a) seizing (b) trading (c) happening (✓d) stopping 

 39) How is the winter evening in the sonnet "The Poetry of Earth'? 

(a) pleasant (b✓) lone  (c) noisy (d) hot 

40) "On a lone winter evening, ." – The word 'lone' means - 

(a) single (b) isolated (✓c) solitary  (d) unhappy 

41) What has wrought a silence on a lone winter evening? 

(a) the Cricket (b) the sun  (✓c) the frost  (d) the Grasshopper 

 42) In "The Poetry of Earth" the frost represents - (a) the summer (b) the autumn  (c) the spring (✓d) the winter 

43) "....... when the frost Has wrought a silence," -- The word 'wrought' means- 

(✓a) made (b) shown  (c) spoken (d) Sung

 44) '... from the stove there shrills" - What shrills from the stove? 

(a) the Grasshopper's voice (b✓) the Cricket's song (c) the bird's song (d) none of the above 

45 from the stove there shrills" – The 'stove' stands for - 

(a) coldness (✓b) warmth (c) solitariness (d) liveliness

46 "... from the stove there shrills" - The word 'shrill' means 

(a) musical sound (b) high sound (✓c) piercing sound (d) low sound 

47) The Cricket finds comfort somewhere near- (a) a forest (b) a new-mown mead  (✓c) a stove (d) a bush 

48. The Cricket is an agent of - (a✓) winter (b) (c) summer (d) autumn

49) " ... in warmth increasing ever," What is increasing ever in warmth?

 (a) The Grasshopper's song (b) The bird's song (✓c) The Crickeť's song (d) The poet's song 

50 ". in warmth increasing ever," The word 'increasing' means -

 (✓a) growing (b) extending (c) developing (d) including 

51) "And seems to one in drowsiness half lost," - The word 'drowsiness' means -

 (a) sleeplessness (b) quietness (c✓) sleepiness (d) numbness

 52 "And seems to one in drowsiness half lost" - The word 'half lost means - 

(a) asleep (b) half-spent (c✓) half asleep (d) half-achieved

53) " ... one in drowsiness half lost" - One is half lost in drowsiness due to a spell of- 

(✓a) frosty weather (b) summer weather (c) magic (d) rains

 54)  "... among some grassy hills" - The word 'grassy' means - 

(a) covered with weeds (✓b) covered with grass (c) full of leaves (d) covered with flowers 

 55) "And seems to one in drowsiness---"  The Cricket's song seems to one to be the song of 

(a) the bird (b) the nature (✓c) the Grasshopper (d) the poet

 56) Grasshoppers fly in England 

(a) in autumn (b) in spring (c) in winter (✓d) in summer

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HS Philosophy(MCQ with answers) , অধ্যায় - যুক্তিবিজ্ঞান (Argument)

 দ্বাদশ শ্রেণী (WBCHSE)

প্রথম অধ্যায়: যুক্তিবিজ্ঞান Argument

MCQ (বহুবিকল্পভিত্তিক প্রশ্নাবলী)

১। যুক্তিবিজ্ঞানের জনক হলেন - ( ক✓ ) অ্যারিস্টটল ( খ ) কান্ট ( গ ) প্লেটো ( ঘ ) হেগেল

1.  The father of logic is - (a✓) Aristotle (b) Kant (c) Plato (d) Hegel

 ২। যুক্তিবিজ্ঞানের আলােচ্য বিষয় -- (✓ ক ) যুক্তি ( খ ) বচন । (গ) বাক্য ( ঘ ) সত্যতা

2.  Topics of logic - (✓a) Argument (b) proposition.  (C) Sentence (d) Truthfulness

 ৩। যুক্তিবিজ্ঞানের আদর্শ – ( ক✓ ) সত্যতা ( খ ) বৈধতা ( গ ) পরমকল্যাণ ( ঘ ) কোনােটিই নয় । 

3.  The norm of logic - (a✓) Truth (b) validity (c) Absolute welfare (d) None.

৪। যুক্তির দুটি অংশ – ( ✓ক ) হেতুবাক্য ও সিদ্ধান্ত ( খ ) বাক্য ও বচন । ( গ ) সত্যতা ও বৈধতা ( ঘ ) ভালাে ও মন্দ

4.  Argument consists of two parts - (a✓) premises and conclusion (b) sentence and proposition.  (C) Truthfulness and validity (d) Good and evil

 ৫। যুক্তি দুইপ্রকার একটি হল অবরােহ অনুমান এবং অপরটি হল – ( ✓ক ) আরােহ অনুমান । ( খ ) নিরপেক্ষ ন্যায় । ( গ ) অমাধ্যম অনুমান । ( ঘ ) কোনােটিই নয়

5.  There are two types of argument, one is the deductive argument and the other is - (a✓) Inductive Argument. (B) categorical syllogism.  (C) immediate inference.  (D) None

 ৬। যুক্তি হল ভাষায় প্রকাশিত----  ( ক ) সন্দেহ (✓ খ ) অনুমান ( গ ) অবধারণ

6.  Argument is expressed in language ---- (a) doubt ( b✓) inference (c) judgement (d) none

 ৭। যুক্তির উপাদান হল – ( ক✓ ) বচন । ( খ ) বাক্য । ( গ ) পদ ( ঘ ) শব্দ

7. The element of argument is - (a✓) proposition (B) Sentence.  (C) terms (d) words

 ৮ যুক্তি গঠিত হয় ---- দিয়ে । (✓ ক ) বচন । ( খ ) বাক্য । ( গ ) শব্দ ( ঘ ) পদ

8. Argument is formed with ----.  (✓ a) proposition.  (B) Sentence.  (C) words (d) terms

 ৯। সত্যতা হল --------  ধর্ম  ( ক ✓) বচনের ( খ ) বাক্যের । ( গ ) যুক্তির ( ঘ ) কোনােটিই নয়।

9.  The truth is -------- religion (a ✓) of  proposition. (b) of sentence.  (C) of  argument (d)  None 

১০) বৈধতা --------ধর্ম। ( ক ) বচনের । ( খ ) বাক্যের । ( গ ✓) অবরােহ যুক্তির ( ঘ ) আরােহ যুক্তির

10) Validity  -------- Religion.  (A) of  proposition.  (B) of  sentence.  (C ✓) of  deductive argument (d) of inductive argument

 ১১। যুক্তির আকারগত সত্যতাই হল ------ (✓ ক ) বৈধতা ( খ ) অবৈধতা ( গ ) মিথ্যাত্ব ( ঘ ) কোনােটিই নয়

11.  The formal truth of the argument is ------ (✓ a) validity (b) invalidity (c) falsehood (d) none

 ১২। যে কোনাে যুক্তির দুটি দিক আছে । একটি হল আকারগত দিক এবং অন্যটি হল ----- (✓ক) বস্তুগত দিক (খ) সত্যতার দিক (গ) বৈধতার দিক (ঘ) কোনোটিই নয়।

12.  There are two sides to that argument.  One is formal aspect and the other is ----- (✓a) the material aspect (b) the aspect of truth (c) the aspect of validity (d) none.

১৩। যদি অবরোহ  অনুমান আকারগত সত্যতার বিচার করে তবে ' আরোহ অনুমান বিচার করে----  (ক ) কেবল আকারগত সততার ( খ ) কেবল বস্তুগত সত্যতা ( গ ✓) আকারগত ও বস্তগত সত্যতার ( ঘ ) কোনােটিই না । 

13.  If the deductive argument judges the formal truth, then the inductive argument judges ---- (a) only formal truth (b) only material truth (c ✓) formal and material truth (d)none

১৪) সত্যতা দুই প্রকার-  একটি হল আকারগত সত্যতা এবং অপরটি হল ----( ✓ক ) বস্তগত সত্যতা ( খ ) বচনের সত্যতা ( গ ) আদর্শগত সত্যতা ( ঘ ) যুক্তির সত্যতা 

14) There are two types of truth - one is formal truth and the other is ---- (a✓) material truth (b) truth of proposition (c) ideological truth (d) truth of reason

১৫। অবরােহ যুক্তির হেতুবাক্য সত্য ও সিদ্ধান্ত সত্য হলে যুক্তিটি হবে -- (✓ক) বৈধ ( খ ) অবৈধ ( গ ) ভালাে । ( ঘ ) কোনােটিই নয় 

15. If the premise of the deductive argument is true and the conclusion is true then the argument will be - (✓a) valid (b) invalid (c) good.  (D) None

১৬৷ অবরােহ যুক্তির হেতুবাক্য সত্য ও সিদ্ধান্ত মিথ্যা হলে যুক্তিটি হবে - ( ক ) বৈধ ( খ✓ ) অবৈধ ( গ ) ভালাে । ( ঘ ) কোনােটিই নয়

16  If the premise of the deductive argument is true and the conclusion is false, then the argument will be - (a) valid (✓b) invalid (c) better.  (D) None

 ১৭। অবরােহ যুক্তির হেতুবাক্য মিথ্যা এবং সিদ্ধান্ত সত্য হলে যুক্তিটি হবে , ( ক ) বৈধ ( খ ) অবৈধ ( ✓গ ) বৈধ বা অবৈধ ( ঘ ) কোনােটিই নয় 

17.  If the premise of the argument is false and the conclusion is true, then the argument will be, (a) valid (b) invalid (c✓) valid or invalid (d) none of them

১৮। অবরােহ যুক্তির হেতুবাক্য মিথ্যা এবং সিদ্ধান্ত মিথ্যা হলে যুক্তিটি হবে , (ক) বৈধ ( খ ) অবৈধ ( গ ✓) বৈধ বা অবৈধ ( ঘ ) কোনােটিই নয়

18.  If the  premise of the deductive  argument is false and the conclusion is false, the argument will be, (a) valid (b) invalid (c)✓ valid or invalid (d) none

১৯। কোন্ অনুমানে সিদ্ধান্তটি আশ্রয়বাক্য থেকে অনিবার্যভাবে নিঃসৃত হয় ?  (✓ক) অবরোহ ( খ ) আরােহ ( গ ) উপমাযুক্তি ( ঘ ) কোনােটিই নয়

19. In which argument does the conclusion inevitably emanate from the premises?  (A✓) deductive argument(b) inductive argument (c) analogical argument (d) None

 ২০) কোন অনুমানে সিদ্ধান্তটি হেতুবাক্য থেকে অনিবার্যভাবে নিঃসৃত হয় না? ( ক ) অবরোহ ( খ ✓) আরােহ ( গ ) উপমাযুক্তি ( ঘ ) কোনােটিই নয়।

20. In which argument does the conclusion not inevitably emanate from the premises?  (A) deductive argument(b✓) inductive argument (c) analogical argument (d) None

 ২১। অবরােহ অনুমানে হেতুবাক্য ও সিদ্ধান্তের মধ্যে সম্বন্ধ হল – ( ক✓ ) প্রসক্তি সম্বন্ধ ( খ ) কার্য - কারণ সম্বন্ধ ( গ ) তাদাত্ম সম্বন্ধ ( ঘ ) কোনােটিই নয় 

21. The relation between premise and conclusion in deductive argument is as follows: (a✓) Relational relation (b) Action - Cause relation (c)  Tadatma relationship (d) None

২২। কোন্ অনুমানে হেতুবাক্য ও সিদ্ধান্তের মধ্যে প্রসক্তি সম্বন্ধ নেই ? ( ক ) অমাধ্যম অনুমানে ( খ ) ন্যায় অনুমানে ( গ✓ ) আরোহ অনুমানে ( ঘ ) প্রাকল্পিক অনুমানে । 

22.  In which argument is there no relation between premises and conclusion?  (A) immediate inference (b) categorical syllogism  (c✓) inductive argument (d) Hypothetical  syllogism

২৩। কোন অনুমানে সিদ্ধান্তটি আশ্রয়বাক্য থেকে ব্যাপকতর হয় ? ( ক ) অমাধ্যম অনুমানে । ( খ ) ন্যায় অনুমানে ( গ ) প্রাকল্পিক ন্যায়ে (✓ ঘ ) আরােহ অনুমানে

23.  In which inference is the conclusion broader than the premises?  (A) In  immediate inference   (B) in  categorical syllogism (c) in  hypothetical syllogism (d✓) in  inductive argument.

 ২৪। কোন্ অনুমানে সিদ্ধান্তটি আশ্রয়বাক্য থেকে ব্যাপকতর হয় না ? ( ক ) আরােহ  অনুমানে (✓ খ ) অবরােহ অনুমানে ( গ ) উপমা যুক্তিতে ( ঘ ) কোনােটিই নয় 

24.  In which inference is the conclusion not broader than the premises?  (A) In  inductive argument.  (✓B) in deductive argument (c) in analogical argument  (d) none.

২৫। অবরােহ অনুমান বিচার করতে যে বিশেষণটি প্রয়ােগ করা হয় তা হল – ( ক ) বৈধ ( ✓খ ) বৈধ বা অবৈধ । ( গ ) অবৈধ ( ঘ ) ভালাে বা মন্দ

25.  The adjective that used to judge the deductive inference is - (a) valid (✓b) valid or invalid.  (C) Invalid (d) For better or for worse

 ২৬। কোন্ অনুমান সুনিশ্চিত জ্ঞান দান করে? (ক✓) অবরোহ অনুমান ( খ ) লৌকিক আরােহ অনুমান  ( গ ) বৈজ্ঞানিক আরােহ অনুমান (ঘ ) উপমাযুক্তি

26.  Which argument gives definite knowledge?  (✓A) deductive argument (b) unscientific or popular induction (c) Scientific induction (d) analogical argument.

 ২৭। কোন অনুমানের সিদ্ধান্ত সর্বদা সম্ভাবনামুলক ? ( ক✓ ) আরােহ অনুমান ( খ ) অমাধ্যম অনুমান ( গ ) ন্যায় অনুমান ( ঘ ) কোনোটিই নয়।

26.  Which argument's conclusion is always probable?  (A✓) inductive argument (b) immediate inference (c) categorical syllogism (d) none

 ২৮। কোন্ অনুমান পর্যবেক্ষণ ও পরীক্ষণের উপর নির্ভর করে ? ( ক ) অমাধ্যম অনুমান ( খ ) নিরপেক্ষ ন্যায় । ( গ✓ ) আরােহ অনুমান ( ঘ ) কোনােটিই নয়

26.  Which argument depends on observation and testing?  (A) immediate inference (b) categorical syllogism.  (C✓) inductive argument (d) None

 ২৯। কোন অনুমান পর্যবেক্ষণ ও পরীক্ষণের উপর নির্ভর করে না ? ( ক✓ ) অবরােহ অনুমান ( খ ) লৌকিক আরােহ অনুমান ( গ ) বৈজ্ঞানিক আরােহ অনুমান ( ঘ ) উপমাযুক্তি

29. Which argument doesn't depend on observation and testing?  (a✓) deductive argument. (b) unscientific or popular induction. (c) scientific induction. (d) analogical argument.

 ৩০। কোন অনুমানে সামান্যীকরণ প্রক্রিয়া ঘটে না ? ( ক ✓) অবরােহ অনুমানে ( খ ) লৌকিক আরােহ অনুমানে ( গ ) বৈজ্ঞানিক আরােহ অনুমানে ( ঘ ) উপমাযুক্তিতে

30  In which argument does the generalization process not occur?  (✓A) In deductive argument (b) In unscientific or popular induction (c) In Scientific induction (d) In analogical argument

 ৩১। কোন্ অনুমানে সামান্যীকরণ প্রক্রিয়া ঘটে ? ( ক ✓) আরােহ অনুমানে । ( খ ) অমাধ্যম অনুমানে ( গ ) ন্যায় অনুমানে । ( ঘ ) কোনােটিই নয়

31.  In which argument does the generalization process  occur? (a✓) in  inductive argument. (b) in immediate inference. (c) in categorical syllogism (d) none of them.

 ৩২। কোন্ অনুমানের আকারগত ভিত্তি প্রকৃতির একরূপতা নীতি ও কার্যকারণ নিয়ম ? ( ক✓ ) আরােহ অনুমানের । ( খ ) অমাধ্যম অনুমানের ( গ ) ন্যায় অনুমানের ( ঘ ) প্রাকল্পিক অনুমানের 

32.  Of which argument's formal grounds is law of uniformity of nature and causal law of causation?  (A✓) inductive argument.  (B) immediate inference (c) categorical syllogism (d) hypothetical syllogism 

৩৩। কোন্ অনুমানের সিদ্ধান্ত সামান্য সংশ্লেষক বচন হয় ? ( ক✓ ) আরােহ অনুমানের ( খ ) অমাধ্যম অনুমানের ( গ ) আবর্তনের ( ঘ) বিবর্তনের

33. Of which argument's conclusion is a universal synthetic proposition?  (✓A) inductive argument (b) immediate inference  (c) Conversion (d) Obversion.

৩৪। কোন্ অনুমানে আশ্রয়বাক্য বিশেষ কিন্তু সিদ্ধান্ত সামান্য ? ( ক✓ ) আরােহ অনুমানে । ( খ ) ন্যায় অনুমানে ( গ ) আবর্তনে ( ঘ ) বিবর্তনে

34.  In which argument are the premises   particular proposition but the conclusion is universal proposition?  (A✓) inductive argument.  (B)  categorical syllogism (c) Conversion (d) Obversion.

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MCQ of Strong Root - APJ Abdul Kalam (Class xii of wbchse)

                            Strong Root

                                 MCQ

A. Complete the following sentences, choosing the correct option from the alternative provided:

                                              {1 Mark each}

1. Abdul Kalam was born in the town of- (a) Ooty (b✓) Rameswaram (c) Pakshithirtham (d) Trichi

2. Rameswaram, where Kalam was born, was in the erstwhile - (a) Andhra Pradesh (b)Pondicherry State (c✓) Madras State (d) none of them

3. Jainulabdeen, Kalam's father, had- (a) less formal education (b) informal education (c) much formal education (d✓) not much formal education

4. Jainulabdeen was a man of - (b) great personality (b✓) great innate wisdom (c) a great strength (d) no wisdom

5. Kalam's father had - (a) no spirit at all (b) a little generosity of spirit (c) a show of generosity (d✓) a true generosity of spirit

 6. In Ashiamma, Kalam's father found an ideal -(a✓) helpmate (b) speaker (c) singer (d) teacher

 7. Ashiamma fed everyday- (a) only the outsiders (b) only the family members (c✓) the family members along with the outsiders (d) no family members

8. Kalam's parents were regarded as a /an -(a) quarrelsome couple (b) lazy couple (c) energetic couple (d✓) ideal couple

 9. Jainulabdeen and Ashiamma had - (a) only one child (b) no children (c✓) many children (d) two children

10. One of the forebears of Kalam's mother was awarded by the British the title of (✓a) Bahadur (b) Raibahadur (c) Padmasree (d) Bharat Ratna

11. Kalam was born to (✓a) tall and handsome parents (b) short and handsome parents (c) tall and ugly looking parents (d) short and ugly looking parents

12. The ancestral house, in which Kalam lived, was built in the middle of the - (a) twentieth century (✓b) nineteenth century (c) eighteenth century (d) seventeenth century

13. Kalam's fairly large pucca house was built of - (a) concrete (b) mud (c✓) limestone and brick (d) cement and brick

14. Kalam's father led a/an - (a) fashionable life (b) gorgeous way of life (c) comfortable life (d✓) austere way of life

15. The Mosque Street where Kalam lived, was in (a) Kodaikanal (b✓) Rameswaram (c) Kanya Kumari (d) Vizag

16. My austere father used to avoid all _________  comforts and luxuries. (a) uncertain (b✓) inessential certain (c) essential (d) certain

17. Jainulabdeen provided his children -(a) no necessity (b) meagre necessities (c) all necessities  (d✓) the necessities so far he could

18. According to Kalam, his childhood was - (a) aimless (b) pleasant (c) insecure (✓d) secure

 19. Kalam normally ate with his - (a) sister (b)  brother (c) father (✓d) mother

20. Kalam ate with his mother sitting on the floor of the -(a) verandah (b)  bedroom (c) dining room (✓d) kitchen

21. At the time of lunch Kalam's mother would place before Kalam a - (a) a sal leaf (b✓) a banana leaf (c) large bowl (d) dish

 22. At lunch, Kalam's mother would give Kalam some pickle, which was - (a) bought from the market (b) country-made (c) forest made (d✓) home-made

 23. During lunch Kalam's mother would serve Kalam -(a✓) coconut chutney (b) mango pickle (c) tamarind pickle (d) mango chutney

 24. "...she then Ladled rice and aromatic sambar The word "aromatic" means -(a) vibrant (b) elegant (c) exact (d✓) fragrant.

25. What made Rameswaram famous to pilgrims - (a✓) the Shiva temple (b)  the Deity Ramchandra (c) the Deity Lakshmana (d) the Minakshi temple

26. From Kalam's house, the Shiva temple of Rameswaram was (a) a five-minute walk (b✓) a ten-minute walk (c) ten footsteps only (d) far away

27. The locality where Kalam lived was (a✓) mostly Muslim (b) only Muslim (c) only Hindu (d) mostly Hindu

28. In the neighbourhood of Kalam, the Hindu and Muslim families lived together  (a) politically (b✓) amicably (c) anxiously

 29 Jainulabdeen would take Kalam to the mosque for-- (a✓) evening prayers (b) night prayers (c) moming prayers (d) day prayers

30. In the mosque, prayers were chanted in Arabic language, of which Kalam had (a) superficial idea  ( b) complete idea(c✓) no idea (d) some idea

31. As a child, Kalam had full conviction that prayers  had mighty power (d) reached God did not reach God (b) proved nothing 

32. People who would wait for Kalam's father to come out of the mosque, were o labourers of different religions Muslims only (b) Hindus only 

33. People of different religion would wait for Kalam's father with-- (a) glasses of water (b✓)bowls of water (c)cups of water (d) plates of water

 34. People of different religions would wait for Kalam's father -- (a) in the mosque (b)in the temple in his house (d✓) outside the mosque

35. Jainulabdeen would say a prayer by dipping his in the bowls of water. O (✓a) fingertips (b) thumb forefinger (d) middle finger 

36. The water, after a prayer said by Kalam's father, was taken home by people to give to those who were (a✓) invalids (b) healthy(c) abnormal (d) homesick

 37. After getting cured, people would visit Kalam's father to-- (a✓)  offer him thanks(b)  threat him (c) offer him things (d) blame him

38. After getting cured, when people offered thanks to Jainulabdeen, he would always (a)  complain (b) feel irritated(c✓) smile (d) pray to God

39. When the invalids got cured and met Jainulabdeen, he would ask them to thank - (a) Kalam's mother(b) the mosque(c) Kalam (d✓) Allah, the merciful

40. Pakshi Lakshmana Sastry was (✓a) the priest of Rameswaram temple. (b) headman of the locality (c) chairman of the locality (d) councillor of the locality.

41. Pakshi Lakshmana Sastry was a very close friend of (a) Kalam (b) Kalam's uncle Kalam's mother (d✓) Kalam's father

42. Kalam vividly remembered that his father and Pakshi Lakshmana Sastry would discuss (a✓) spiritual matters (b) political matters(c) social matters (d) national matters

43. While discussings spiritual matters, Pakshi Lakshmana Sastry and kalam's father wore (a) special dress(✓b) traditional dress(c) festival dress(d) normal dress

 44. Jainulabdeen told Kalam that there was - (a) mystery in prayer(b) partly mystery in prayer (✓c)no mystery in prayer(d) no healing power in prayer

45. According to Kalam's father, prayer  made a communion---(a) between man and God(b) between God and children (c✓) of the spirit between people (d) between man and

46. "Rather, prayer made possible communion--   The word "communion means (✓a) close relation (b) convey no relation (d) congratulation

47, According to Kalam's father, when we pray, we transcend our body and become a part of the --  (a) universe (b✓) cosmos (c) earth (d) solar system

48. When we pray, according to Kalam's father, we become a part of -- (a) the sky (b) the spirit the God (c✓)  cosmos

49. In very simple Tamil language, Kalam's father could communicate - (a) material concepts (b✓) spiritual concepts (c) political concepts(d) economic concepts

50. Kalam's father believed, within the whole of the manifest divine Being, every human being is a-- (a) new element (b) non-specific element (c✓) specific element (d) natural element

51. When troubles come, according to Kalam's father, we should try to understand (a✓) the relevance of our sufferings (b) who are responsible (c) the pressure of our suffering (d) how far solvent we are

52. According to Jainulabdeen, adversity always presents opportunities for -- (a) mental tension (b) spirituality (c✓) introspection (d) happiness

 53. Jainulabdeen believed that people look for someone to help them whenever they are-- (✓a) in trouble (b) in hospital (c) in power (d) in peace

54. Whenever people reach an impasse, they ---  (✓a) look to someone to show them the way out (b) become indifferent (c) stay stable (d) starts confusing others.

Next day

55. Kalam's father explained that every recurrent anguish longing and desire finds its own special maker special helper (b) trained coach (al special advisor

 56. For the people in distress, Jainulabdeen played the role of alan ooo room-mate oldster go-ahead (a) go-between

57. Kalam remembered that his father would start his day by reading o the namaz the story book ob the holy book the newspaper

 58.  From Kalam's house, the coconut grove was about a oo three mile walk (ch half mile dri (a four-mile drive

59. The coconut grove, belonging to Kalam's father was oo very small medium-sized (b) a large one (a) a small one

60. Everyday Kalam's father would carry home about ed ten coconuts ts (b) one dozen coconuts (o six coconuts only (a) two dozen coconu i.

61. Kalam's father tied the coconuts and carried them home e) slung over his shoulder (a) by the hand (do thrown over his waist on the head 27

 62. Kalam's father would have his breakfast (a) before going to the coconut grove (b) before going to the mosque (c) after coming from the coconut grove (d) after reading the namaz

 63. Kalam's father continued his routine life even when he was in his ooo

 (a) early fifties. (b) late fifties (c) early sixties (d) late sixties

64. Kalam has always tried to emulate his father in his own world of (a) economy (b) thought (c) science and technology (d) space

65. Kalam has tried to emulate his father O (a) only once (b) twice (c) thrice (d) throughout his life

 66. Kalam's father revealed to Kalam (a) the fundamental truths (b) the truths of science (c the truths of beauty (d) the fundamental elements of science

67. Kalam feels convinced that there exists  (a) ominous power (b) magical power (c) a divine power

 68. According to Kalam, a divine power can guide one to one's (c proper place (b✓) true place (d) meeting place (a) desired place

69. Kalam's father believed that for people in distress, he was (a) a mere mediator (b) greater than God (d) a helpless onlooker of their difficulties (c) a solver of problems

 70. Kalam's father would take him to the mosque for (e) mid-day prayers (a) pre-dawn prayers (b✓) evening prayers (d) afternoon prayers

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MCQ & Answers of After Twenty Years [( B.A /B.Sc / B.Com Compulsory English)(University of Gour Banga)]

                   After Twenty Years
                                          --  O Henry

Choose the most appropriate alternatives

1. After Twenty Years is a prose-piece written by-
 (A) O. Henry (b) A. G. Gardener (c) L. A. Hill (d) Rober Lynd.
 Ans. (a) O. Henry

 2. The story of "After Twenty Years" involves------ in an emotional connection.
 (A) two people (b) three people (c) four people (d) five people
 Ans. (a) two people.

3. A strange twist generally occurs--
 (a) at the beginning of the story (b) in the middle (C) at the end (d) towards the end.
 Ans. (c) at the end.

4. In the piece, " After Twenty Years" a man stands--
 (A) on a New York Street (b) on a London Street (c) on a Washington Street (d) none of these
 Ans. (a) on a New York Street

5. The man standing on a New York Street waited for-
 (A) friend (b) companion (c) comrade (d) foe.
 Ans. (a) friend

6. The appointment to meet one friend with another was made-
 (a) ten years earlier (b) fifteen years earlier (C) twenty years earlier (d) twenty five years earlier.
 Ans. (c) twenty years earlier.

 7. He explains his story to-
 (a) a polling personnel (b) a police personnel (C) a passing policeman (d) a passing sergeant.
Ans. (c) a passing policeman.

 8. Such a situation of meeting each other can be realize by creatures--
 (a) all over India (b) all over Asia (c) all over America (D) all over the world.
Ans. (d) all over the world.

9. "After Twenty Years" was originally published in O. Henry's--
 (a) 1902 (b) 1904 (C) 1906 (d) 1908 collection, "The Four Million
Ans. (c)1906

10. O. Henry's 1906 collection, "The Four Million" was reissued-
 Ans. (a) in 2000 (b) in 2001 (c) in 2002 (D) in 2003
Ans. (d) in 2003

11. The incident of 'After Twenty Years" takes place around the turn of the--
 (a) 18th century (b) 19th century (C) 20th century (d) 21s century
 Ans. (c) 20th century

 12. A police man walks along the--
(a) path (b)street (c) way (D)  block
 Ans (d) block

13. To be sure of the safety of the door knobs the policeman tests against---
(a) miscreants (b) dacoits (c) criminals (D) burglars
Ans. (d) burglars

14. The man had to leave for the West--
 (A) the next morning (b) the next noon (c) the next afternoon d) the next night.
Ans. (a) the next morning.

 15. The next morning the man had to leave for--
 (a) the East (B) the West (c) the USA (d) the UK.
Ans. (b) the West.

16. The purpose of leaving for the West on the part of the man was--
 (a) to meet his relative (b) to meet his ailing mother (c) to take degree certificate (D) to seek his fortune.
Ans. (d) to seek his fortune.

 17. After the man's departure, Jimmy-
 (a) left New York (B) stayed in New York (c) took shelter in his friend's house (d) attended a conference in the city.
Ans. (b) stayed in New York

18. The agreement was made--
 (A) after dinner (b) during dinner (c) before dinner (d) after lunch.
Ans. (a) after dinner.

19. The agreement was made to meet--
 (A) on the same spot (b) beside the spot (c) behind the spot (d) on the different spot.
Ans. (a) on the same spot.

 20. Dinner was taken by the man and his friend at restaurent 'Big Joe' Brady's--
(a) 10 yrs back (b) 12 yrs back (C) 20 yrs back (d) 5  yrs  back.
 Ans. (c) 20 yrs back.

21. The name of the restaurent was-
 (a) Hit and fit (b) Rough and tough (c) Good and well (D) Big Joe
 Ans. (d) Big Joe.

 22. The restaurent stood nearby-
 (A) the hardware store (b) cement godown (c) forest (d) G.T. Road.
 Ans. (a) the hardware store.

23. According to the officer, the restaurent existed till--
 (A) 5 yrs earlier (b) 10 yrs earlier (c) 15 yrs earlier. (d) 20 yrs earlier.
 Ans. (a) 5 yrs earlier.

24. The man and his friend had their meal-
 (A) together (b) separately (c) with other persons (d) none
 Ans. (a) together.

 25. During their dinner the man was then- (A) 18 (b) 20 (c) 22 (d) 24.
 Ans. (a) 18.

26. The name of the man's friend was-
 (a) Jim (B) Jimmy (c) Rocky (d) Latim.
 Ans. (b) Jimmy.

27. Jimmy, the man's friend, was- (a) 18 (B) 20 (c) 22 (d) 24.
Ans. (b) 20

28. The agreement was made to meet on the same spot --
(a) after 10 o'clock (B) at 10 o'clock. (c) around 10 o'clock (d) before 10 o'clock
Ans. (b) at 10 0'clock.

 29. The officer asks with great--
 (a) intention (b) purpose (C) interest (d) target
 Ans, (c) interest.

 30. The man checked the time-
 (A) on his watch (b) on the wall-clock (c) on the mobile (d) none
 Ans. (a) on his watch.

 31. The watch of the man was adorned with-
 (a) gold (b) silver (C) diamond (d) all the three.
 Ans. (c) diamond.

 32. According to the man's watch, it was-
 (A) 3 minutes to 10 (b) 3 minutes past 10 (c) half past 10 (d) 30 minutes to 10.
 Ans. (a) 3 minutes to 10.

33. Jimmy and his friend intend to--
(A) get out of rain (b) get exposed to rain (c) get down from the tree (d) get involved
Ans (a) get out of rain.

34. Jimmy refers to his position--
(a) in a village dept (b) in a town dept (c) in a city dept (d)  in the bank
And. (c) in a city dept.

35. They like to have a long talk about-
(A) past history (b) first time (c) past event (d) past account
Ans. (a) past history

36. The other man was-
 (a) a constable (b) Sergeant (c) Sub inspector (D) Police Officer
 And. (d) Police officer

37.  The man has been referred to as-
 (a) Silky Jimmy (b) Silky Bob (C) diamond Bob (d) none of these.
Ans, (b) Silky Bob

38. Warrents against the Silky Bob were issued in-
 (a) London (b) Moscow (c) Washington (D) Chicago
Ans. (d) Chicago

39. Jimmy Wells was accompanied by-
 (a) Delta (b) Jon (c) Lomov (D) Bob
Ans, (d) Bob

40. Bob struck a match to light-
 (A) his cigar (b) cigaratte (c) the switch (d) off the bed switch.
Ans. (a) his cigar.

41. Jimmy could not arrest Bob because of his-
 (a) tension (B) nerve (c) pulpitation (d) Psychology.
Ans (b) nerve.

42. Jimmy departed-
 (a) arresting Bob (B) without arresting Bob (c) threatening Bob (d) explaining the situation.
Ans (b) without arresting Bob.

 43. A plain cloth officer was recruited to arrest-
 (A) Bob (b) Jim (c) the author (d) the Constable.
Ans (a) Bob

44. His scarfpin, a large diamond, was set- (a) finely (B) oddly c) peculiarly (d) none
Ans. (b) oddly

45. The man's best chun was-
 (a) Delta (b) Jim (C) Jimmy Wells (d) none Ans (c) Jimmy Wells

46. Who is regarded the finest cheap in the world --
 (a) Delta (b) Jim (C) Jimmy Wells (d) none. Ans. (c) Jimmy Wells

47. The two friends were just like-
 (A) two brothers (b) two sisters (c) two daughters (d) two girls.
 Ans. (a) two brothers.

48. According to Bob, Jim was tall by-
 (a) one inch (b) two inches (c) three inches (D) two or three inches.
 Ans. (d) two or three inches

49. Jim grew a bit-
 (A) after he was twenty (b) before he was twenty (c) after he was forty (d) before he was fifty.
 Ans (a) after he was twenty.

50. Jimmy was doing------ in New York.
 (a) peacefully (B) moderately (c) plainly (d) gently
Ans. (b) moderately

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MCQ & ANSWERS OF "HOW I EDITED AN AGRICULTURAL PAPER" , B.A / B.Sc / B.Com COMPULSORY ENGLISH( UNIVERSITY OF GOUR BANGA)

 How I Edited an Agricultural Paper

                                              -  Mark Twain

   Choose the most appropriate alternatives: (MCQ)

1. "How I Edited An Agricultural  Paper was written by---

 (A) Mark Twain (b) L. A. Hill (c) A. G. Gardiner (d) J. K Jerome.

 Ans. (a) Mark Twain.

 2. The author did not take--

 (a) permanent editorship (B) temporary editorship (c) yearly editorship (d) half yearly editorship. 

Ans. (b) temporary editorship.

3. The paper of which the author did not take temporary  editorship was---

 (a) technological (b) scientific (c) industrial (D) agricultural. 

Ans. (d) agricultural

4.The author did not take temporary editorship of an  agricultural paper without---

 (a) attention (b) forgiving (C) misgiving (d) relying

 Ans. (c) misgiving

5. The regular editor of the paper was going off for---

 (a) retirement (b) medical treatment (c) election duty  (D) holiday.

 Ans. (d) holiday

 6. The terms offered by the regular editor were --- ---- by the author 

 (A) accepted (b) rejected (c) considered (d) interrogated

 Ans. (a) accepted

7.  In absence of the old editor, the author took his place as a/an---

 (a) supervisor (b) director (C) editor (d) photographer.

 Ans. (c) editor.

 8. What made the salary of the author an object?

 (a) conditions (b) situations (c) positions (D) circumstances.

 Ans. (d) circumstances.

9. The sensation of being at work again was--

 (a) monotonous (b) mysterious (C) luxurious (d) all the three.

 Ans. (c) luxurious

10. The author wrought----

 (a) all the year (b) all the month (c) all the day (D) all the week

 Ans. (d) all the week.

11. The author wrought all the week with unflagging ---

 (a) joy (B) pleasure (c) happiness (d) courtesy

 Ans. (b) pleasure.

12. The author and his men went to--

 (a) hotel (b) office (c) restaurant (D) press 

Ans. (d) press

13. The author waited a ---

 (A) day (b) night (c) month (d) year

 Ans. (a) day

14. The author waited a day with some ---

 (a) intution (b) suspense (C) solicitude (d) purpose.

 Ans. (c) solicitude.

15. The purpose of the author's waiting a day with some solicitude was to --

 (a) look (B) see (c) gaze (d) watch

 Ans. (b) see.

16. The author waited a day to see --

 (a) whether he could join the post (B) whether his effort was suitable to attract any notice (c) whether his business was favourable (d) whether the owner was kind

 Ans. (b) whether his effort was suitable to attract any notice.

17. The author left the office towards--

 (a) sunrise (B) sundown (c) moonrise (d) moondown

 Ans. (b) sundown.

18. A group of men and boys dispersed with one-

 (a) emotion (B) impulse (c) excitement (d) demand.

Ans. (b) impulse

19. A group of men and boys dispersing with one impulse gave the author---

 (a) passage (by way (C) passage way (dy road.

 Ans. (c) passage way.

20. "What's him!" is the remark made by --

(a) the author (b) old editor (C) one or two of the people (d) outsiders.

 Ans. (c) one or two of the people

21. The author was naturally pleased by-

 (a) the event (B) incident (c) occurrence (d) happening.

 Ans. (b) incident.

22. The author found a similar group at the foot of the stairs ---

 (a) next day (B) next morning (c) next evening (d) yesterday.

 Ans. (b) next morning.

23. A similar group at the foot of the stairs watched the author with---

 (a) care (B) interest (c) purpose (d) aim. Ans. (b interest.

24. The author heard a man say, "Look at his --- "

( a) face (b) igure (C) eye (d) nose

 Ans. (c) eye.

25.The author pretended not to observe the---

 (a) case b) matter (C) notice (d) fact

 Ans. (c) notice.

26. The author was pleased with the notice-

 (a) pleasantly (B) secretly (c) joyously (d) cheerfully

 Ans. (b) secretly 

27. The author was purposing to write an account his--

 (a) uncle (B) aunt (c) father (d) mother-in-law

 Ans. (b) aunt

28. The author went up the--

 (a) little night of stairs (B) short flight of stairs (c) tiny flight of stairs (d) small flight of stairs.

 Ans. (b) short flight of stairs

29. When the narrator heard cherry voice and a ringing laugh, he was drawing near the---

 (a) window (B) door (c) gate (d) casement. Ans, (b) door 

30. The narrator opened the--

 (A) door (b) window (c) gate (d) none.

 Ans. (a) door.

31. The number of young rural looking men catching a glimpse of the narrator was-

 (A) two (b) four (c) six (d) one.

 Ans. (a) two

32. An old gentleman entered in about---

 (a) an hour (B) half an hour (c) two hours (d) three hours.

 Ans. (b) half an hour

 33. The old gentleman seemed to have something on his---

 (a) brain (B) mind (c) psychology (d) none. Ans. (b) mind

34. The old gentleman took off his --

 (a) cap (B) hat (c) turban (d) towel

Ans. (b) hat

35. The old gentleman set his hat on the--

 (a) chair (b) table (c) bench (D) floor,

 Ans. (d) floor. 

36. The old man's handkerchief was---

(a) a blue silk  (B) a red silk (c) a white silk (d) a brown silk

 Ans. (B) a red silk

37. The old gentleman put the paper on his (a) head (B) lap (c) hand (d) palm

 Ans. (b) lap

38. What was the first question put to the narrator by old man?

 (A) Are you the new editor? (b) Have you ever edit agricultural paper before? (c) Have you had any experience in agriculture practically? (d) none of these

 Ans. (a) Are you the new editor?

 39. The narrator was going to edit an agricultural paper for the---

 (A) first time (b) second time (c) third time (d) fourth time

 Ans. (a) first time.

40. The old gentleman folded his paper into a convenient--

 (a) size (B) shape (c) pattern (d) form. 

Ans. (b) shape.

41. The language was intended to be-

 (a) purposeful (b) coherent (c) significant (D) figurative.

 Ans, (d) figurative.

42. The narrator meant that the boy should shake---

 (A) vine (b) apple (c) orange (d) mango Ans. (a) vine

43. The old man broke several things with his---

 (a) knife (B) cane (c) instrument (d) all the three.

 Ans. (b) cane.

44. The narrator fancied that the old gentleman was--

 (a) dissatisfied (B) displeased (c) discontent (d) unhappy about something.

 Ans. (b) displeased

45. The old man said that he did not know as much as a-

 (A) cow (b) cat (c) dog (d) fox

 Ans. (a) cow.

46. The old man banged the-

 (a) window (B) door (c) casement (d) screen after him

 Ans. (b) door.

47. The old man didn't know---

 (a) the problem (b) the difficulty (C) the trouble (d inconvenience.

 Ans. (c) the trouble.

48. Then the old man turned the key in the--

 (A) door (b) casement (c) window (c) none. Ans. (a) door

 49. The old man drew a folded copy of the paper from his---

 (A) bosom (b) chest (c) breast (d) palm. Ans. (a) bosom.

50. The guano is a fine--

 (a) fish (B) bird (c) animal (d) reptile.

 Ans. (b) bird

51. The pumpkin, the berry, is a favourite with the natives of the interior of New---

 (A) England (b) Russia (c) America (d) Newzealand.

 Ans. (a) England

 52. The pumpkin is the only esculent of the------family

 (A) orange (b) apple (c) banana (d) watermelon 

 Ans. (a) orange.

 53. The pumpkin, the only esculent of the orange family, will thrive in the---

 (A) North (b) South (c) East (d) West.

 Ans. (a) North.

54. The narrator read the paper-

 (A) word for word (b) line by line (c) thoroughly (d) super ficially.

 Ans. (a) word for word

55. The narrator read the paper word for word in the--

 (A) morning (b) evening (c) night (d) noon. Ans. (a) morning

56. The author read the paragraph for-

 (a) the first time (B) over again (c) second time (d) third time

 Ans. (b) over again. 

57. The narrator read the paragraph time and again in order to be---

 (a) sure (B) certain (c) confirmed (d) accurate.

 Ans. (b) certain.

58. The narrator had crippled several---

(a) men (b) women (c) pupils (D) people 

Ans. (d) people

 59. The author had got-----up a tree 

(A) one fellow (b) two fellows (c) three fellows (d) four fellows

 Ans. (a) one fellow

60. It is lucky for the chap that is in the-

 (a) hill (B) tree (c) plant (d) roof.

 Ans. (b) tree

61. "You have taken a great load off my-

 (a) brain (B) mind (c) head (d) hand.

 Ans. (b) mind.

62. The narrator felt a little------ about the cripplings and arsons.

 (A) uncomfortable (b) uneasy (c) troubled (d) all the three

 Ans. (a) uncomfortable

63. The narrator could not but feel remotely-

 (A) aecessory (b) necessory (c) excessive (d) Obsessive.

 Ans. (a) accessory

 64. The editor was looking--

 (a) sad (b) perplexed (c) dejected (D) all Ans, (d) all 

65. The reputation of the paper is---- permanently 

 (A) injured (b) wounded (c) killed (d) damaged

Ans. (a) injured

66. Editorials of the author are a disgrace to--

 (A) journalism (b) teaching (c) medicine (d) technique.

 Ans. (a) journalism

 67. To the narrator, a furrow and a harrow are ---thing

(A) same (b) identical (c) similar (d) the only one 

Ans. (a) same 

68. The narrator talks of the moulting season for---

 (a) dogs (b) cows (C) cats (d) horses

 Ans. (c) cows 

 69. The horse chestnut is an article of--

 (a) business (B) conmmerce (c) trade (d) transport

 Ans. (b) commerce

70. The author wants holiday--

 (a) anymore (B) no more (c) more and more (d) the least.

 Ans. (b) no more

71. The author has been in the editorial business going on-

 (a) 11 yrs. (b) 12 yrs. (c) 13 yrs. (D) 14 yrs. Ans. (d) 14 yrs 

72. The author has been through newspaper business-

 (A) from Alpha to Omaha (b) from Omaha to Alpha (c) from Alpha to Beta (d) from Beta to Alpha.

 Ans. (a) from Alpha to Omaha

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MCQ & Answers of Where The Mind Is Without Fear, B.A / B.Sc / B.Com Compulsory English ( University of Gour Banga)

 Where The Mind Is Without Fear

                                    Rabindranath Tagore

MCQ

1. Who is the poet of "Where the Mind is Without Fear'?

(A) R.N Tagore (b) Sukanto Bhattacharya (c) Nazrul Islam (d) Premendra Mitra.

 Ans. (a) R. N. Tagore. 

2. Where does the poem, ' Where the Mind is without Fear', occur--

 (A) English version of Gitanjali' (b) Bengali version of "Radha Krishna (c) English version of swadesh (d) Bengali version of Swadhinata'.

Ans. (a) English version of Gitanjali

 3. The expression, "Knowledge is free indicates--

 (a) free from early idea (b) free from scientific idea (C) free from superstition (d) free from corruption.

 Ans. (c) free from superstition

4. 'Into that heaven of freedom, my Father, let my country awake' --- The 'country' referred to here is 

 (a) England (b) America (c) Russia (D) India.

 Ans. (d) India.

5. The expression, "head is held high', indicates--

 (a) freedom of mind (b) freedom of self-respect (C) freedom of mind and selfrespect (d) freedom of enjoying political rights. 

Ans. (c) freedom of mind and self-respect.

 6. A nation is broken up into fragments by narrow---

 (a) boundary walls (B) domestic walls (c) private walls (d) public walls.

 Ans. (b) domestic walls.

7. Domestic  walls are raised because of man's ----

(a) selfishness (b) narrowness (c) broadness (D)  selfishness and narrowness.

Ans. (d) selfishness and narrowness

8. The narrow domestic walls----

 (a) break a society into fragments (B) break a nation into fragments (c) break a world into fragments (d) break community into fragments

 Ans.(b) break a nation into fragments 

9. By "domestic walls", the poet means---

 (A) sectarian approach of the people (b) utilitaran approach of the people (c) selfish approach of the people (d) socio economicapproach of the people

 Ans.(a) sectarian approach of the people

10. The poet wants the words to come from----

 (a) the depth of spirit (b) the depth of psychology (c) the depth of inner heart (D) the depth of truth

 Ans.(d) the depth of truth 

11. 'Tireless striving' are two words that tell us that---

 (a) the search for perfection always continues (b) the search for perfection never continues (C) the search for perfection never ceases (d) the search for perfection is a continuous process

 Ans.(c) the search for perfection never ceases.

12. In this poem reason is compared to a (a) mountain (b) shower (c) lake (D) river (clear stream)

 Ans.(d) river (clear stream), 

13. The dead habit is compared to a/an---

 (a) oasis (b) sand (C) desert (d) mountain stream.

Ans. (c) desert

14. The clear stream of reason loses its way into---

 (a) the sand of ancient habits (B) the sand of dead habits (c) the sand of desert (d) the sand of a river

Ans. (b) the sand of dead habits

15. "Dead habit" in Tagore's poem,  means 

( a) changing habit (B) unchanging habit (c) good habit (d) bad habit.

Ans. (b) unchanging habit.

 16. Where the mind is led forward by thee Who is addressed here -

 (a) Heaven (b) God (c) spirit of the nation (D) God or the spirit of the nation.

 Ans. (d) God or the spirit of the nation. 

17. Man's mind should be led forward into ever widening --

 (a) thought (b) action (C) thought and action (d) thought and plan

Ans. (c) thought and action.

 18. The heaven of freedom' refers to the poet's--

 (a) home land (b) native land (c) father land (D) dream land. 

Ans. (d) dream land

 19. "Father" in Tagore's poem is--

 (A) God (b) god (c) forefather (d) successor. 

Ans. (a) God

 20. "Into that heaven of freedom, my Father, let my country awake. Here heaven of freedom' refers to---

 (a) heaven of God (b) the poet's dreamland (c) India (d) a specific country. 

Ans. (c) India

21. The poet prays to God to lead our minds---

 (a) to God (b) to thought (c) to action (D) into ever widening thought and action.

Ans. (d) into ever widening thought and action.

22. Where the mind is led forward by thee the poet here means By the word "thee'. 

 (a) teacher. (B) God (c) father (d) land

 Ans. (B) God

23. According to the poet man should all the time work for--

 (a) head (b) beauty (c) arms (D) perfection.

 Ans, (d) perfection. 

 24. Where the world has not been broken up into fragments' -- the word 'fragments' here means---

 (A) small pieces (b) little parts (c) countries (d) cities. 

Ans. (a) small pieces. 

25.  'Where the Mind is Without Fear'-- Here the word "where' refers to--

 (a) place known to the poet (b) place visited by the poe (C) an imaginary world conceived by the poet (d) a country known to the poet.

 Ans. (c) an imaginary world conceived by the poet. 

26. The poet invokes the mind without fear to--

 (a) attain strength (b) attain energy (C) attain freedom (d) attain success.

 Ans. (c) attain freedom.

27. What aspect of R. N. Tagore is reflected in his poem "Where the Mind is Without Fear"---

 (A) patriot (b) imperialist (c) antinationalist (d) seculiarist

 Ans. (a) patriot.

 28. The poet invokes----

 (a) fearful mind (B) fearless mind (c) bold mind (d) perfect mind

Ans. (b) fearless mind

 29.. The knowledge of the Indian was chained in---

 (a) prejudice (b) superstition (c) culture (D) prejudice and superstition.

 Ans, (d) prejudice & superstition.

 30. R. N. Tagore wants the country to be--

 (a) weak (b) bold (c) strong (D) united.

 Ans. (d) united. 

31. According to the poet, dead habits and customs are guided by---

 (a) prejudices (b) blind belief (c) superstition (D) prejudice & superstition.

 Ans. (d) prejudice and superstition 

32. When "Where the Mind is Without Fear" India was ---

 (a) free (B) under the British rule (c) superstitious (d) blind.

 Ans. (b) under the British rule.

 33. There are seven clauses with--

 (a) when (B) where (c) how (d) what. 

Ans. (b) where.

34. The number of where clauses in Tagore's "Where the Mind is Without Fear' is ---

 (a) three (b) five (C) seven (d) none.

 Ans. (c) seven.

35. The poet wants his countrymen to be without--

 (A) fear (b) courage (c) respect (d) awe.
 Ans. (a) fear

 36. The poet wants his countrymen to live with---

 (A) self-respect (b) confidence (c) dignity (d) honour

 Ans. (a) self-respect

 37. "My father' refers to---- 

 (a) the speaker's father (B) The Almighty (c) Jesus (d) Buddha 

Ans (b) The Almighty

 38. The expression, "depth of truth', signifies----

 (A) deep devotion to truth (b) darkness of truth (c) clearness of truth (d) affection for truth

Ans. (A) deep devotion to truth.

39. "Domestic Walls' refers to----

 (A) narrow binding (b) evil influences (c) narrow mind (d) narrow thought. 

Ans. (a) narrow binding.

 40. The expression, tireless striving', refers to---

(a) slavery (b) dependence (C) endless efforts (d) liberty  

(c) endless efforts

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MCQ & ANSWERS OF REFUND---- Percival Wilde (B.A. / B.Sc / B. Com Compulsory English of UGB)

                           MCQ OF REFUND---- Percival Wilde 

    Choose the most appropriate alternative:

1. Refund" is written by

 (a) St. John Ervin (b) G. B. Shaw (C) Percival wilde (d) Thomas Hardy.

2.  "Refund" is a--

 (A) one-act play (b) two-act play (c) three-act play (d) five- R) act play.

(3) The name of the school in which Wasserkopf studied is—

(a) St. Xaviers school (b) Metropolitan Educational Trust (c) Sun Rise Institute ictoriulas (D) Moon Educational Trust.

(4)  Principal is the Head of the Institute of English---

(a) a college (B) a school (c) a university (d) an Eindel medium school.

5. The Principal is found to be seated at his---

 (a) Desk (b long table (C) flat tapped desk (d) none

6. "He wants to see you Here 'he' refers to---

 (a) Math Prof. (b History Teacher (C) Wasserkopf (d) servant,

 7. The Principal is in his—

 (a) Chamber (B) office (c) classroom (d) laboratory.

 8. The Principal remains----at his flat-tapped desk

 (A) sitting (b) standing (c) lying (d) lolling

9. When the Principal is seated at his flat tapped desk enters--

 (a) a maid (B) a servant (c) an attendant (d) a peon.

 10. What reply to the question, "What is it?', does the servant give to the Principal---

 (A) A man (b) A boy (c) A guardian (d) An Inspector

11. The Principal receives parents only--

 (a) during tiffin hours (B) during office hours (c) after 3 pm. (d) between 2 pm. and 3 pm

 Q. 12. During office hours the Principal receives--

 (a) staffs (b) attendants (c) Inspectors (D) parents.

13. The Particular office hours, as the Principal says, are posted---

 (a) outside the building (b) at the gate (C) in the notice board (d) before the Principal's chamber.

14. "Tell him that"--- The speaker here is ---

( a) The servant (B) the Principal (c) Wasserkopf (d) The History Teacher.

 15. "Tell him that"--- Here 'him' refers to--

( a) The chemistry teacher (b) The guardian (C) Wasserkopf (d) A parent.

16, "Tell him that" --- Here 'that' means

 (A) visiting hours (b) office hours (c) tiffin hours (d) exam time table.

17. The servant at the very beginning tells the Principal repeatedly ---

  (A) yes, sir (b) no, sir (c) please sir (d) ok, sir.

18. When a Principal wants to know from the servant whether the person intending to see the former is pupil, the servant says---

 (a) he is a pupil (b) he thinks so (C) he does not think (d) he knows that he carries a file

19. On knowing that one intending to see him is neither a parent nor a pupil, the Principal feels ts.----

 (a) quieted (b) satisfied (c) uneasy (D) disquieted.

20. Wasserkopf was student---

(a) 14 yrs. ago. (B) 18 yrs. ago (c) 16 yrs. ago (d) 20 yrs. ago.

21. Wasserkopf came to the school---

(a)  to get a certificate (b) to draw his salary (C)  to get back the tuition fees (d) to file an FIR

21. Wasserkopf needs the money as he is mot---

 (A) a rich man (b)  a poor man (c) a general man (d) a VIP

 22. "I didn't learn anything and want my money back" ---- Who said this?

(A) Wasserkopf (b) servant (c) Principal (d) History Teacher

 23. The education Wasserkopf received made him an incompetent---

 (A) ass (b) deer (c) fox (d) cow

 24. The idea of being an incompetent ass Wasserkopf had been was given by his old--

 (a) father (B)class mate (c) playmate (d) room mate

 25. Wasserkopf would make speculating ---

 (A) in foreign exchange(b)incompromise (c) in national exchange (d) in local exchange.

26. According to the paper, Hungagarian money is down

(A) 70 points (b) 50 points (c) 60 points (d) 80 points.

  27.  When all the staff agree with the Maths Teacher Wasserkopf gets --

(a) nervous b) confused (c) disturbed  (D) puzzled

28. Wasserkopf intends---

 (a) to pass the exam (B) to fail the exam (c) to sit for the exam (d) to avoid the exam.

29. Wasserkopf wishes the staff to understand---

 (A) two things (b)three things (c) four things (d) one thing.

30.Two things intended to wish to staff by Wasserkopf--

 (a) Lodge an FIR and file a case (b) talk to the servant and do accordingly (C) formal written examination and he will answer orally (d) talk to the H.M. and doctor.

31. The physical condition of Wasserkopf is---

 (a) fat (b) slim (C) splendid (d) thin.

32. The physical condition of Wasserkopf as excellent is proved by his- (A) Physique (b) look (c) his explanation d) his metal condition.

 33. The Principal teaches--

 (a) Chemistry (b Botany (C) Physical Culture (d) Psychology.

 34. "From now I'll have my ears open" - Here the speaker is--

 (a) the Principal (B) Wasserkopf (c) the servant (d) Inspector

35. The question put by the History Master is---

 (A) how long did the thirty years War last? (b) When did the First World War occur? (c) How long did the Second World War continue (d) Who was the Last Mughal Emperor

36. When Wasserkopf expresses his inability to answer the question put the History Master, the Geography Master,

(a) Winks at him (b) holds up ten finger thrice (c) laughs  at him (D) a+b.

37. The Master who holds up ten fingers three times teaches---

 (a) History (B) Geography (c) Physics (d) Biology.

38. How does Wasserkopf raise his voice against the exam  System?

 (A) this is not the way to run an examination (b) the system is unscientific (c) questions are substandard (d) this is not the time to ask him question.

 38. By answering that thirty years had lasted and the answer not right, Wasserkopf demanded--

(a) extra question (b) no question (C) tuition fees back (d) no penalty

39. How many characters do you find in the play 'Refund'

(A) 7 (b) 5 (c) 6 (d) 3

40. Who is the main character in the play 'Refund'

(a) The principal (B) Wasserkopf (c)The mathematics master (d) The Physics master

41. The age of Wasserkopf is----

(A)  40 (b)   50 (c)    52 (d) 25

42. Wasserkopf attended in his school for ---- years in all.

 (a) 4 (b) 5 (C) 6 (d) 8 3.

43. According to Wasserkopf, during the first three years the fee was ------- crowns quarterly.

 (A) 150 (b) 1800 (c) 2400 (d) 4200

 44. According to Wasserkopf the total of the first three years fee was ----- Crowns.

 (a) 150 (B) 1800 (c) 2400 (d) 4200

45. According to Wasserkopf, during the second three years the fee was ----- Crowns semi-annually.

 (a) 150 6. (b) 1800 (C) 400 (d) 4200

 46. According to Wasserkopf, the total of the second three years fee was----- Crowns.

 (a) 150 (b) 1800 (C) 2400 (d) 4200

47. The Masters look at Prineipal (a) wasserkopf (b) each other (c) the Ans. (b) each other wasserkovre

48. The History Master accepts Wasserkopf's answer to be----

 (A) excellent (b) correct (c) appropriate (d) right

 49. Relativity, the quantum theory are discovered by --

 (a) Newton (b) Pascal (c) Boyel (D) Einstein

50. According to Einstein, time is as real as ----

 (a) space (b) matter (C) space and matter (d) matter and energy.

 51. By reducing the mass, system to a unit, a year may be represented by---

 (a) a foot (b.an inch (C) a meter (d) a mile

 52. Seven years may be represented by -

(a) seven feet (b) seven miles (c) seven kms (D) seven meters

53 . The candidate (i e. Wasserkopf) has represented by the ---

 (A) Einsteinian equivalent of seven meters (b) Boyel's law of gas (c) Charles's law of gas (d) none.

54. The Maths. Master proposes a grading of 'very good' in ---

 (A) History (b) Geography (c) Chemistry (d) Psychology.

55. The staff not only exclaim with joy but also they ----- Wasserkopf.

(a) appreciate (b) mock (c) love (d) congratulate

 56. Wasserkopf is asked first by --

 (a) Physics Master (b) Chemistry Master (C) History Master (d) Principal.

57. After history comes the exam in ----

 (A) Physics (b) Psychology (c) Economics (d) Statistics.

58. The principal orders to taken exam ----------- after physics.

(a) in Chemistry (b) in Psychology (c) in Social Science (D) in Geography

59. After hearing 'very good' in Physics, Wasserkopf ---

(a) gets angry (b) feels glad (c) makes no objection (D) makes a protest.

60. What answer to Geography Master's question is given by Wasserkopf?

(A) same (b) correct (c) right (d) different

61. The name of the city, mentioned by the Geography master, is ---

(A) Burnswick (b) London (c) Tokyo (d) none.

62. According to the Geography Master, the Emperor Barbarossa -----

(A) met a young peasant girl (b) met an old lady (c) met a middle aged lady (d) met a teenage girl

63. All the Masters are worried except---

 (a) The Physics Master (b) the Chemistry Master (c) the Biology Master (D) the Maths Master.

64. The Grand total fee paid by Wasserkopf was---

 (A) 6.450 crowns 50 heller (b) 6,000 crown 25 heller (c) 3,000 crowns 75 heller (d) 4.000 crowns 25 heller.

65. Finally Wasserkopf is---

 (a) given his tuition fees (b) not paid his tuition fee (C) kicked out of school (d) given the assurance payment.

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