Welcome to your LT Grade English MCQs Mock Test 19
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This term Problem Play was coined by
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A problem play is the presentation of the conflict between man's will and his environment" Who wrote?
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Steele uses the phrase "justice of the quorum'. The 'quorum' here refers to-
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Who has been referred as "a justice of the quorum"?
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Who felt: "My heart stopped; my blood congealed. There was no sound but a curious smothered noise from my friend."
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. What's the meaning of the phrase- "escaped by the skin of his teeth"?
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What is meaning of the phrase "in a pickle"?
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The images in the book 12 Million Black Voices were taken by the
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The images in the book 12 Million Black Voices are selected by
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The book 12 Million Black Voices was first published in_
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Which of the following writer is described bisexual and homosexual. He himself confessed: "I tried to persuade myself that I was three-quarters normal and that only a quarter of me was queer - whereas really it was the other way round"?
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Instead of adopting his family profession of Law, Maugham he studied at St Thomas's Hospital Medical School in Lambeth.
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Who experienced as a medical student: "I saw how men died. I saw how they bore pain. I saw what hope looked like, fear and relief..."
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Mr Woodifield flipped the Financial Times with a.....?
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Who pays off Wickham, convincing him to marry Lydia?
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When he returns to Netherfield, Mr. Bingley-
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What does Lady Catherine forbid Elizabeth to do?
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Who was it that compared Dickens to Shakespeare and blood"? who can "with a phrase make a character as real as flesh
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Of all my books, Dickens declared, "I like this the best." Which book he is referring to?
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Which American literary critic placed Dickens among the greatest Western writers of all time?
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What emotion fuels many of Henchard's decisions?
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. I my car three weeks ago. (TGT 2011)
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Jonathan insisted on out.
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Things will not (A)/ improve unless (B) you yourself (C)/ look into it.(D)/ No error (E)
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This is one company who (A)/ not only sells its (B)/ products but also gives (C)/ goods after sales service. (D) No error (E)
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As compared with (A)/ last year, the production (B) of this factory (C)/ is not satisfactory. (D)/ No error (E)
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If I was you (1)/ I would have (2)/ first introduced him (3)/ to the guests. (4) No error (E)
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Neither the salary (A)/ nor the work (B)/ atmosphere were(C)/ good in that office. (D)/ No error (E)
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The misspelt word is- (TGT 2011)
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Find the correct spelt word-([TGT 2001)
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Spot the correct spelling (PGT 2013)
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Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions (32-36) that follow it. Whether or not the Aryans of the Rig Vedic period knew the sea, by the time of the Buddha hardly sailors had probably circumnavigated the sub-continent, and perhaps made the first contacts with Burma, Malaya and the islands of Indonesia. In the early centuries of the Christian era maritime trade became most vigorous, especially with the West, where the Roman Empire demanded the luxuries of the East in great quantities. With the fall of the Roman Empire the trade with the West declined somewhat, though it was maintained by the Arabs, and improved gradually with the rising material standards of medieval Europe. Before the time of the Guptas contact was made by sea between South India and China, and as trade with the West declined that with China increased, the Chinese demand for Indian spices, jewels, perfumes, and other luxury commodities continuing down to the present day Certain over-enthusiastic Indian scholars have perhaps made too much of the achievements of ancient Indian sea-farers, which cannot compare with those of the Vikings, or of some other early maritime people. Much of the merchandise exported from India was carried in foreign bottoms, and though Indian literature mentions ships carrying 1,000 passengers this seems certain an exaggeration. (GIC LECTURER - 2015) ..........Question: 32: When was the first contact with the islands of Indonesia ma by Indians?
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The luxurious items of India were in great demand in-
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The trade with China flourished in the..
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were in great demand in China.
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Indian ships that sailed the seas in ancient times were generally:
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In which of the following sentences 'Above' has been as an ADVERB:
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In which of the following sentences About' has been as an ADJECTIVE:
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In which of the following sentences 'After' has been as CONJUNCTION: After:
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In which of the following sentences 'All' has been as PRONOUN:
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which of the following sentences 'Any' has been as ADVERB:
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Directions (42-43): Find the incorrect One Word for the explanation.
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Find the incorrect One Word for the explanation.
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A formal diplomatic letter that designates a diplomat as ambassador to another sovereign state is called-
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A letter of introduction attached accompanying another document such as a résumé or to or a curriculum vitae-
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N.B. is the abbreviation of-
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Mr Woodifield waved almost exultantly towards the five transparent, pearly sausages glowing so softly in the tilted..…...... pan. The pan was made of which metal?
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Who died of Tuberculosis?
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In which comedy of Shakespeare, the song 'when daisies pied and violets blue' appears ?
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Who sings the above song ? play-
