Welcome to your LT Grade English MCQs Mock Test 28
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1. Tennyson's In Memoriam is an elegy on-
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2. Enoch Arden' is a poem by
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3. What did she have for a dessert in The Luncheon?
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4. What did he lady take from the basket in The Luncheon?
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5. How much tip did he pay to the waiter in The Luncheon?
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6. Who narrates the "Last Leaf"?
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7. Who are the Story's protagonists in "Last Leaf"?
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8. What word does Mr. Darcy first use to describe Elizabeth Bennett?
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9. Who is Charlotte Lucas?
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10. After her first meeting with Mr. Darcy, why does Elizabeth vow never to dance with him?
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11. Who buys Herbert's way into business?
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12. What happens to Compeyson at the end of the novel?
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13. Where does Estella live when she goes abroad?
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14. Where do Susan and Elizabeth-Jane decide to stay in Casterbridge?
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15. What is the name of the Scotchman that Susan and Elizabeth-Jane follow to the inn?
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16. What is the windmill used for in Animal Farm?
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17. Why are the sheep taught the chant "Four legs good, two legs better"?
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18. What's the revised version of the single remaining commandment?
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19. Who is Mistress Hibbins?
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20. How does Mistress Hibbins eventually die?
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21. Which literary award did The Old Man and the Sea win in 1953?
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22. How many days has it been since Santiago caught a fish?
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23. Which group shows only superlatives? (PGT 2011)
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24. Indicate the underlined word which is the correct Adverbial qualifications: (TGT 2005)
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25. One who flirts with ladies:
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26. The violation or profaning of sacred things
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27. A piece of writing full of words, more than required
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Directions (28-31): Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions that follow: "Strange, unfathomable happiness: happiness of thinking of seeking knowledge for its own sake. So much of our life is spent on solving problems to avoid immediate pain or to bring immediate profit, so much of our training aimed at bringing "practical" or "pragmatic" effects; designing and running machines, buying, selling, cooking, furnishing, investing, spending; so many worthy result attained by purposeful planning and directed thinking-that we forget how true and inexhaustible is the happiness of pure knowing. Everyone has tasted it. It is born in children. It goes to school with them, and is too often killed there by tired or "practical" teachers. But in some it survives, and unlike other delights it endures fo the whole of life. To spend fifty or sixty years in studying the structure of fishes, or the relation between logic and language, or the history of the Incas, or the routes of comets, or the geometry of non-Euclidean space, or the literature of Iceland, or the anatomy of the brain; to acquire and systemize and record new knowledge on any of these subjects without any expectation of benefiting mankind except by extending its range of understanding that is to pass a happy and valuable life, usually tempered at the close by regret that another fifty years could not be added in which to lean more and still more. It is the purest and least selfish satisfaction known to man, except those of creating a work of art and healing the sick. And it is, as Aristotle said, to share the activity of God Himself: his eternal life of pure contemplation." (Jharkhand TGT 2016) Question: 28. In terms of what, does the writer compare the search for knowledge with 'creating a work of art and healing the sick'?
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29. What is this paragraph about?
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30. According to the writer, very little human life is spent in?
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31. What is the writer's attitude towards seeking knowledge for its own sake?
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Directions (32-37): Find the incorrect One Word for the explanation.
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Directions (32-37): Find the incorrect One Word for the explanation.
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Directions (32-37): Find the incorrect One Word for the explanation.
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Directions (32-37): Find the incorrect One Word for the explanation.
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Directions (32-37): Find the incorrect One Word for the explanation.
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Directions (32-37): Find the incorrect One Word for the explanation.
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Directions (38-42) Find the Foreign Expression with incorrect meaning:
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Directions (38-42) Find the Foreign Expression with incorrect meaning:
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Directions (38-42) Find the Foreign Expression with incorrect meaning:
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Directions (38-42) Find the Foreign Expression with incorrect meaning:
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Directions (38-42) Find the Foreign Expression with incorrect meaning:
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Directions: Translate the following sentences in English. 43. मैंने घंटे के हिसाब से मजदूरी दी।
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44. वह इस प्रकार वर्ताव करता है जैसे मेरा मालिक हो।
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45. ऐसा लगता है मानो वर्षा होगी।
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46. ऐसा लगता है मानो रात समाप्त नहीं होगी।
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47. मैं वैसा ही करूंगा जैसा तुम कहते हो।
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48. Jessica runs away with- Titus
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49. In The Merchant of Venice, Nerissa ,is the beloved of-
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50. In The Pass ing of Arthur, the name of one knight of the Round Table, who was alive, is-
