11Th English Unit 2 Questions [New Book]

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11th English Unit 2 Questions [New Book]

Prose: The queen of boxing

1) Among the following personalities who is “The Queen of Boxing”? a) Mithali Raj b) Geeta Phogat c) M.C. Marry Kom d) Saba Anjum 2) The autobiography of Marry Kom is a) My life my rules b) Towards dream c) Unreachable d) Unbreakable 3) Mangte Chungneijang Mary Kom is a a) Indian boxer b) Indian wrestler c) Indian weightlifter d) Indian cricketer 4) Mary Kom won ____ in Olympic. a) Gold medal b) Bronze medal c) Silver medal d) Prize money 5) Which year Mary Kom won medal in Olympics? a) 2010 b) 2012 c) 2014 d) 2016 6) Who is the inspiration for Mary Kom? a) Her father b) Her coach c) Dingko Singh d) Milka Singh 7) Which year government of India honoured Mary Kom with Padma Shri? a) 2010 b) 2012 c) 2014 d) 2016 8) Dingo Singh, a Manipuri Boxer won a gold at the Asian Games in a) 2000

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b) 1998 c) 1997 d) 1995 9) How many world championships were won by Mary Kom? a) Five b) Six c) Seven d) Four 10) Marry Kom belongs to which category of International Boxing a) 40 Kg b) 68 Kg c) 48 Kg d) 70 Kg 11) After which championship Marry Kom was selected in the 48 Kg category for the International Boxing Association World Women’s Boxing Championships. a) China championship b) Malaysia championship c) Bangkok championship d) Srilanka championship 12) After Bangkok championship Marry Kom was about to participate in a) France championship b) Rome championship c) Pennsylvania championship d) London championship 13) The International Boxing Association World Women’s Boxing Championships selected Marry Kom for which Championship. a) France championship b) Rome championship c) Pennsylvania championship d) London championship 14) Which year Marry Kom participated in Pennsylvania Championship? a) 2000 b) 2001 c) 2003 d) 2005 15) How much money the father of Marry Kom was managed to collect for her Pennsylvania trip? a) One thousand b) Two thousand c) Five thousand d) Seven thousand 16) “I was both upset and very worried”

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What made Marry Kom to worry? a) Her health condition b) Her financial condition c) Her father’s health condition d) Homelessness 17) Marry Kom spoke to whom about her financial problem? a) Central minister b) Chief minister c) Sherpa d) Onler 18) Who is Onler? a) Friend of Marry Kom b) Central minister c) Chief minister d) Coach of Marry Kom 19) How did Onler helped to Marry Kom? a) He sold his house b) He gave his savings c) He meet the two Members of Parliament d) He got donation from boxing academy 20) How much amount is donated by the two members of parliament? a) Eight Thousand b) Ten Thousand c) Seven Thousand d) Six Thousand 21) How much money Marry Kom got suddenly in her hand? a) Five Thousand b) Ten Thousand c) Six Thousand d) Eight Thousand 22) According to Marry Kom ______was cold and beautiful place. a) London b) Paris c) Pennsylvania d) Rome 23) It was _____ in Pennsylvania when Marry Kom landed for her tournament. a) Winter b) Snowing c) Very hot d) Raining 24) “With this princely sum, and a little more that had been collected from people, I left for the U.S”

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In the above sentence ‘princely sum’ refers the money of a) Ten thousand b) Twenty thousand c) Fifty thousand d) Nineteen thousand 25) In Pennsylvania Marry Kom confined to a) Guest house b) Sports arena c) Sports club d) None of the above 26) ‘The people were enormously nice too’ As per Marry Kom the people in which place was nice. a) Russia b) Japan c) Pennsylvania d) Tokyo 27) ‘I was looking forward to seeing what America was all about’ Why Marry Kom is going to America? a) For a meeting b) For a vacation c) For a training practise d) To participate in a match 28) In Pennsylvania World Women’s Boxing Championships tournament which is the last team to arrive a) Russian team b) Indian team c) Japan team d) African team 29) From the Pennsylvania airport the team of Mary Kom went straight to a) Shopping complex b) Beach c) Sports arena d) Government guest house 30) In boxing which is compulsory for all players to participate in a competition? a) Weight checking b) Muscle building c) Taking non vegetarian meal d) Breathing exercise 31) Why Mary Kom felt petty for her team-mates? a) They had a fever and cold b) They met with an accident

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c) They all had a match on same day of their arrival d) They all had jet lag 32) In Pennsylvania championship Mary Kom competed for a) 50 kg category b) 45 kg category c) 80 kg category d) 55 Kg category 33) “I can face anyone in the ring” The above line was taken from whose autobiography a) Mary Kom b) Sachin Tendulkar c) P.V. Sindhu d) Deepak Misra 34) Mary Kom defeated whom in the quarter final of Pennsylvania Championship? a) Nadia Hokmi b) Hula Sahin c) Jamie Behal d) Bula 35) Mary Kom defeated whom in the semi-final of Pennsylvania Championship? a) Nadia Hokmi b) Hula Sahin c) Jamie Behal d) Bula 36) Nadia Hokmi the boxing player belongs to which country? a) Russia b) Japan c) Poland d) America 37) ______created a great disadvantage for Mary Kom in Pennsylvania Championship. a) Loss of appetite b) Frequent nausea c) Migraine d) Anaemic 38) Mary Kom was not accustomed to the _____ in Pennsylvania. a) Water b) Food c) Climate d) Sports academy 39) Mary Kom ____ kg before her finals in Pennsylvania. a) 46 kg b) 55 kg

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c) 42 Kg d) 44 Kg 40) Who defeated Mary Kom in Pennsylvania championship 2001? a) Nadia Hokmi b) Hula Sahin c) Jamie Behal d) Bula 41) Name the player who was defeated by Mary Kom on the basis of RSC. a) Jamie Behal b) Nadia Hokmi c) Hula Sahin d) All the above 42) What is the full form of RSC? a) Referee Stopped Contest b) Referee Skipped Contest c) Referee Skill Council d) Reform Unit Commission 43) What is applicable if the referee feels one of the boxers is inferior to the other and risks getting hurt badly? a) Referee Stopped Contest b) Referee Skipped Contest c) Referee Skill Council d) Reform Unit Commission 44) The medal won by Mary Kom in Pennsylvania Championship 2001 is a) Silver b) Gold c) Bronze d) No medal 45) Hula Sahin, the boxer who won gold in Pennsylvania Championship 2001 belongs to which country a) London b) China c) Japan d) Turkey 46) “I was the only one in the team to get a medal.” Who is the only one boxer of India won a medal in Pennsylvania Championship 2001? a) Mary Kom b) Geeta Phogat c) Akanksha Singh d) Mithali raj 47) In which place Mary Kom was given and her team mates were given Chopsticks to eat?

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a) Japan b) Thailand c) China d) Burma 48) Where Mary Kom was greeted with garlands and drumbeats and dancing? a) Mizoram b) Imphal c) Tripura d) Shilling 49) “When I spoke to the people in Langol that day, I spoke of my hope that I would win gold in future tournaments.” Who spoke to the people in Langol? a) Mary Kom b) Geeta Phogat c) Akanksha Singh d) Mithali raj 50) The first International medal won by Mary Kom is a) Silver b) Gold c) Bronze d) No medal 51) “As I touched down in India, I vowed that the next time I would bring back gold.” The above quote was taken from whose biography? a) Geeta Phogat b) Akanksha Singh c) Mithali Raj d) Mary Kom 52) According to Mary Kom ______alone can bring long-term security and a steady income. a) Business b) Government job c) Winning the match d) Prize money 53) “Also, around the time that I was getting married, I had no savings except a couple of life insurance policies” The above line taken from the biography of a) Mary Kom b) Geeta Phogat c) Akanksha Singh d) Mithali Raj 54) After _____ championship Mary Kom was offered with Government job. a) First

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b) Second c) Third d) Fifth 55) Which government offered government offered job to Mary Kom? a) Assam b) Meghalaya c) Manipur d) Mizoram 56) Which year Mary Kom accepted the government job? a) 2000 b) 2001 c) 2005 d) 2007 57) In which department Mary Kom was posted? a) Railway department b) Air force c) Police department d) Fire service 58) The post offered to Mary Kom is a) Police constable b) Sub inspector c) Assistant officer d) IPS 59) The first month salary earned by Mary Kom through government job is a) Ten thousand b) Twenty thousand c) Fifteen thousand d) Eighteen thousand 60) Mary Kom lifted Third World Women’s Boxing Championships in a) London b) Russia c) France d) India 61) Which year Mary Kom won Third World Women’s Boxing Championships? a) 2006 b) 2005 c) 2010 d) 2011 62) Along with Mary Kom which Indian Player had won medal in Russia World Women’s Boxing Championships? a) Usha Devi

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b) Mithila kumar c) Sarita d) Savitha 63) The medal won by Sarita in Russia World Women’s Boxing Championships. a) Silver b) Gold c) Bronze d) Prize amount 64) After wining medal in Russia World Women’s Boxing Championships both Sarita and Mary Kom had a heroic welcome in a) Mizoram airport b) Imphal airport c) Cuttack airport d) Tripura airport 65) Where the felicitation function organised for Mary Kom and Sarita for winning a medal in Russia World Women’s Boxing Championships in 2005? a) Delhi central hall b) Academy of Indian boxing theatre c) Bhagyachandra Open Air Theatre d) Mumbai Central open air hall 66) Which year Mary Kom won her second World Women’s Boxing Championships? a) 2001 b) 2003 c) 2002 d) 2006 67) Which year Mary Kom won her second Asian Women’s Boxing Championships? a) 2004 b) 2003 c) 2005 d) 2006 68) Witch Cup Boxing Championship won by Mary Kom held in a) Japan b) Moscow c) Vatican City d) Hungary 69) Which year Mary Kom won her fourth World Women’s Boxing Championships? a) 2005 b) 2006 c) 2008 d) 2009 70) Where Mary Kom won her fourth World Women’s Boxing Championships?

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a) India b) Japan c) China d) America 71) Name the only Indian boxer who won Hat-world championship medal? a) Mary Kom b) Geeta Phogat c) Mithali raj d) Sarita 72) Which year Mary Kom wrote her autobiography? a) 2010 b) 2015 c) 2013 d) 2016 73) “I hated every minute of training but I said, Don’t quit” The above quote was said by. a) Mary Kom b) Kapil Dev c) Suresh raina d) Mohamed Ali 74) “When I got married, everybody was doubtful that my medal hauls would continue.” The above line were taken from the autobiography of a) Mary Kom b) Malleshwari c) Milka Singh d) Geeta Phogat 75) Which year government of India honoured Mary Kom with Padma Bhusan? a) 2014 b) 2013 c) 2016 d) 2018 76) Which achievement of Mary Kom is more memorable to her? a) Hat trick championship b) Wining championship in home town c) Third world boxing championship d) Defeating opponent players 77) Muhammad Ali is the professional boxer of which country? a) Africa b) America c) Russia d) South Africa

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Poem: Confessions of a Born Spectator 78) Who is the author of the poem “Confessions of a Born Spectator”? a) Charles Wills b) Ogden Nash c) Robert Brown d) William Temple Hornaday 79) What is the theme of the poem Confessions of a Born Spectator? a) Working nature of detective b) Fun involving in watching serial c) Enjoyment of a spectator d) Enjoyment of the player 80) In the poem “Confessions of a Born Spectator” who believes that a spectator can be as enthusiastic as a player? a) Charles Wills b) Ogden Nash c) Robert Brown d) William Temple Hornaday 81) “One infant grows up and becomes a jockey, Another plays basketball or hockey” What do you mean by Jockey? a) Television anchor b) Radio anchor c) Program organiser d) Horse rider 82) “This one the prize ring hates to enter” In the above line prize ring refer to? a) enclosed area in which boxing matches are fought b) enclosed area in which the prizes were distributed c) enclosed in which the circus happen d) award given to players 83) “This one the prize ring hates to enter” Who hates to enter into the prize ring? a) The poet b) Players c) Infant d) Children 84) “This one the prize ring hates to enter” Why the poet hates to enter into the prize ring? a) He hates to play boxing b) He won’t want prize c) He loves to be spectator

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d) He hate to distribute prize 85) “That I am not them, that they are not me” The above line indicates that the poet is a a) A player b) A spectator c) A business man d) A leader 86) “With all my heart I do admire Athletes who sweat for fun or hire” In the above sentence ‘I’ refer to a) Charles Wills b) Ogden Nash c) Robert Brown d) William Temple Hornaday 87) “Who take the field in gaudy pomp” What do you mean by gaudy pomp? a) Enthusiasm b) Eager to win the medal c) showy dress d) energetic walk 88) “Who take the field in gaudy pomp” In the above sentence who refers to? a) Spectators b) Athletes c) Referee d) Umpire 89) “My limp and bashful spirit feeds On other people’s heroic deeds” Who admire the heroic performance of athletes? a) The poet b) Referee c) Umpire d) Children 90) “And maim each other as they romp,” What do you mean by maim? a) Compete b) Fight c) Injury d) Defeat 91) “Lashes his steed across the line” What do you mean by Steed? a) Energy b) Body Learning Leads To Ruling Page 12 of 28 11th English Questions Prepared By www.winmeen.com

c) Force d) A strong horse 92) “you’d think my ego it would please” Whose ego is referred here? a) The poet b) The player c) The judge d) The infant 93) “To swap positions with one of these” The poet wants to swaps whose position? a) Position of wining athlete with loser b) Position of father with mother c) Position of nature with god d) Position of politician with citizen 94) “But zealous athletes play so rough” What is the meaning of Zealous? a) Ego b) Wealth c) Confidence d) Enthusiastic 95) “I’m glad that when my struggle begins” The struggle is occurred between a) Audience and referee b) Author and his friend c) Prudence and ego d) Money and faith 96) “I’m glad that when my struggle begins ‘Twixt prudence and ego,” Who won in the struggle? a) Ego b) Prudence c) Author d) Spectator 97) “Twixt prudence and ego,” What do you mean by prudence? a) Faith b) Wisdom c) Money d) Confidence 98) “Twixt prudence and ego,” What do you mean by twixt? a) Among b) Between c) With d) Beside 99) “One infant grows up and becomes a jockey, Another plays basketball or hockey,

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This one the prize ring hates to enter That one becomes a tackle or center, I am just glad as glad can be That I am not them, that they are not me.”

Write down the rhyme scheme of the above stanza a) aabbcc b) ababcd c) aaabbb d) abcdef 100) One infant grows up and becomes a jockey, Another plays basketball or hockey, This one the prize ring hates to enter That one becomes a tackle or center, I am just glad as glad can be That I am not them, that they are not me

Find out the rhyming words a) Hockey –jockey b) Enter – center c) Be- me d) All the above 101) “To watch you gambol in the stadium,” What do you mean by gambol? a) Sports b) Fight c) Jump heavily d) Gambling 102) “For this modest of physiques” What do you mean by physique? a) A doctor b) Body c) Building d) Experiment 103) “Athletes, I’ll drink to you” Who love to celebrate the success of the athlete? a) The poet b) His family c) Audience d) Team members 104) “That you are not me and I’m not you.” From the above line find out who is not who? a) The poet is not a athlete b) Spectator is not the audience c) Nature is not the god d) The earth is not the sun 105) Frederic Ogden Nash is an

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a) British poet b) American poet c) Russian poet d) French poet 106) In his poems Frederic Ogden Nash have a) Conventional rhyming scheme b) Unconventional rhyming scheme c) Non-comprising fact d) Unexpected twist in the end 107) Who was declared the America’s best-known producer of humorous poetry? a) Charles Wills b) Ogden Nash c) Robert Brown d) William Temple Hornaday 108) Now A runs ninety yards to score, B knocks the champion to the floor, Cracking vertebrae and spines, Lashes his steed across the line, You’d think my ego it would please To swap positions with one of these

Write down the rhyme scheme a) aabbcc b) ababcd c) aaabbb d) abcdef

Supplementary: A shot in the dark

109) Who is the author of the short story “A Shot in the dark”? a) Saki b) O. Henry c) Guy De Maupassant d) Sydney Porter 110) In the short story “A Shot in the dark” who aspires to become a politician? a) Philip Sletherby b) Mrs. Saltpen c) Jago d) Bertie 111) In the short story “A Shot in the dark” who is bored in an empty carriage of train for a profitable pilgrimage? a) Philip Sletherby b) Mrs. Saltpen

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c) Jago d) Bertie 112) In the short story “A Shot in the dark” Philip Sletherby bored to which place? a) Brill Manor b) Big Ben city c) Victoria Inn d) Maryland 113) Who is the newly achieved acquaintance of Philip Sletherby? a) Mrs. Saltpen - Jago b) victor c) Bertie d) Claude People K.C. 114) The residence of Mrs. Saltpen-Jago is a) London b) Chalkshire c) Marry land d) Big ben city 115) Name the honoria, a person of some social importance in London. a) Mrs. Saltpen - Jago b) victor c) Bertie d) Claude People K.C. 116) In the short story “A Shot in the Dark” who is the woman of reputation? a) Mrs. Saltpen - Jago b) victor c) Bertie d) Claude People K.C. 117) In the short story “A shot in the Dark” Why did Phillip Sletherby visit Brill Manor? a) To purchase car b) To meet his old friend c) To attend the party of Mrs. Saltpen Jago d) To visit his old house 118) “If he could secure the goodwill of his hostess he might count on her nominating him as an assured thing” Who is the hostess of the luncheon party? a) Mrs. Saltpen - Jago b) victor c) Bertie d) Claude People K.C. 119) In the short story “A Shot in the dark” who is travelling companion of Philip Sletherby? a) Mrs. Saltpen - Jago

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b) victor c) Bertie d) Claude People K.C. 120) The purpose of Philip Sletherby to attend the luncheon party of Mrs. Saltpen Jago is a) To seek here approval b) Regarding parliamentary project c) To return her money d) Regarding the social welfare 121) What is the age of the travelling companion of Philip Sletherby? a) Twenty one b) Twenty c) Twenty Two d) Twenty seven 122) In the short story “A Shot in the Dark” who is searching furiously a non-existent object; from waistcoat pocket? a) Mrs. Saltpen – Jago b) Victor c) Bertie d) Claude People 123) In the short story “A dark in the Dark” what is the furiously non-existent object of Bertie? a) Matchbox b) Latchkey c) Purse d) Cigarette case 124) In the short story “A dark in the Dark” who is bound on a rustic holiday? a) Philip Sletherby b) Mrs. Saltpen c) Jago d) Bertie 125) In the short story “A dark in the Dark” whose exaggerated behaviour did not draw forth any remark from Sletherby? a) Philip Sletherby b) Mrs. Saltpen c) Jago d) Bertie 126) The stranger who is travelling along with Philip Sletherby is the son of? a) Mrs. Saltpen – Jago b) Victor c) Bertie d) Claude People 127) “I’m coming on there on Monday evening, so we shall meet”

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Who is coming to luncheon party of Mrs. Saltpen – Jago on Monday? a) Bertie b) Jago c) Philip Sletherby d) Victor 128) “You’ve lost something, haven’t you” Identify the speaker/character that belongs to the short story “A Shot in the Dark”? a) Philip Sletherby b) Mrs. Saltpen c) Jago d) Bertie 129) Who left the sovereign-purse, with four quid in it on the table? a) Philip Sletherby b) Mrs. Saltpen c) Jago d) Bertie 130) “I’m stopping at a little country inn near Brondquay for three days” Why did Bertie staying in little country inn? a) For fishing b) For business meeting c) For bull fighting d) For learning painting 131) The crest used by Bertie is a) a demi-lion holding a cross-crosslet in its paw. b) a demi-lion holding a cross-crosslet in his mouth c) a greyhound courant d) a unicorn 132) “I’ve no intention of lending you three pounds, or three shillings,” Who had no intension of lending money to Bertie? a) Philip Sletherby b) Mrs. Saltpen c) Jago d) Claude People 133) The crest used by Mrs Saltpen-Jago in her notepaper is a) a demi-lion holding a cross-crosslet in its paw. b) a demi-lion holding a cross-crosslet in his mouth c) a greyhound courant d) a unicorn 134) Which is the Jago crest? a) a demi-lion holding a cross-crosslet in its paw. b) a demi-lion holding a cross-crosslet in his mouth

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c) a greyhound courant d) a unicorn 135) “We have the right to use both, but I always use the demi-lion, because, after all, we are really Saltpens” Who always use demi-lion crest? a) Philip Sletherby b) Mrs. Saltpen c) Jago d) Bertie 136) The hair colour of Mrs Saltpen-Jago mentioned by Bertie is a) Dark brown b) Dark black c) Blonde d) Grey mixed black 137) The hair colour of Mrs Saltpen-Jago seen by Philip Sletherby on last Monday is a) Dark brown b) Dark black c) Blonde d) Grey mixed black 138) “I’ve no intention of lending you three pounds, or three shillings,” Identify the speaker/character that belongs to the short story “A Shot in the Dark”? a) Philip Sletherby b) Mrs. Saltpen c) Jago d) Bertie 139) In the short story “A shot in the dark” who planned to narrate an entertaining story to get an applause of the audience? a) Philip Sletherby b) Mrs. Saltpen c) Jago d) Bertie 140) “I’ll give you your revenge for Hoylake. Not a bad course here,” Identify the speaker/character that belongs to the short story “A Shot in the Dark”? a) Claude People K.C. b) Mrs. Saltpen c) Jago d) Bertie 141) In the short story “A shot in the Dark” whose car had the combing feature of hotel lounge and an engine room? a) Claude People K.C. b) Mrs. Saltpen

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c) Jago d) Bertie 142) In the short story “A shot in the Dark” who is Claude People K.C.? a) A doctor b) A lawyer c) A driver d) A waiter 143) “His eyes were fixed on the door panel, on which were displayed two crests: a greyhound courant and a demi-lion holding in its paw a crosslet” Whose eye is on the door panel? a) Philip Sletherby b) Mrs. Saltpen c) Jago d) Bertie 144) Who is curious in explaining the chief points of perfection in the fitting and mechanism of the car? a) Claude People K.C. b) Mrs. Saltpen c) Jago d) Bertie 145) Who is not the sort of man to notice an absorbed silence on the part of a companion? a) Claude People K.C. b) Mrs. Saltpen c) Jago d) Bertie 146) Claude People K.C progressed the inner history of the Dublin labour troubles and the private life of the Prince Designate of Albania to a) Philip Sletherby b) Mrs. Saltpen c) Jago d) Bertie 147) What change in Mrs. Saltpen-Jago is unaware to Philip Sletherby? a) Her hair colour change b) Change in her behaviour c) Her skin complex change d) Change in her voice 148) “Good appearance, too, till she made that idiotic change” Who made an idiotic change? a) Philip Sletherby b) Mrs. Saltpen-Jago c) Bertie

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d) The K.C. 149) In the short story “A shot in the Dark” who electrified everybody by appearing as a brilliant blonde? a) Philip Sletherby b) Mrs. Saltpen-Jago c) Bertie d) The K.C. 150) What ruined the looks of Mrs. Saltpen-Jago? a) Blonde hair b) Dark Brown Hair c) Black hair d) Grey hair 151) In the short story “A shot in the Dark” Bertie is the a) Second son of Mrs. Saltpen-Jago b) Friend of the K.C. c) First son of Mrs. Saltpen-Jago d) The driver of Philip Sletherby 152) Who is considered as the master of ‘Short Story’? a) O. Henry b) William Sydney Porter c) Saki d) Rudyard Kipling 153) ‘Saki’ is the pen name of a) O. Henry b) William Sydney Porter c) Hector Hugh Munro d) Rudyard 154) The short story of Saki is often compared to a) O. Henry b) Rudyard Kipling c) Hector Hugh Munro d) Ruskin Bond 155) Hector Hugh Munro is a a) American writer b) British writer c) Russian writer d) French writer 156) Whose stories satirize Edwardian society and culture? a) O. Henry b) Rudyard Kipling c) Hector Hugh Munro

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d) Ruskin Bond 157) The full-length play wrote by Hector Hugh Munro is a) The society b) ninth hole at Sandwich c) Tango tea d) The watched pot 158) Along with whom Hector Hugh Munro wrote the full length play? a) Charles Maude b) Charles Wills c) Peter Wilson d) Robert Hook 159) In the short story “A Shot in the Dark” who is the brilliant and level-headed? a) Philip Sletherby b) Mrs. Saltpen-Jago c) Bertie d) The K.C. 160) In the short story “A Shot in the Dark” the money lend by Philip Sletherby to Bertie is a) Three quid b) Four quid c) Seven quid d) No money given 161) I’ve come away without my sovereign-purse, with four quid in it, all my worldly wealth for the moment. What do you mean of quid? a) British coin b) American coin c) French coin d) Rome coin 162) “What a lucky thing for me that I should have chanced across one of the mater’s friends.” Identify the speaker of the above line, belongs to the short story “A shot in the Dark” a) Bertie b) Philip Sletherby c) Mrs. Saltpen d) Jago 163) In the short story “A Shot in the Dark” who is on rustic holiday? a) Philip Sletherby b) Jago c) Bertie d) Claude People 164) “It will be a lesson to me not to leave my exchequer lying about anywhere, when it ought to be in my pocket. I suppose the moral”

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In the above sentence what do you mean by Exchequer? a) Cash book b) Notepad c) National treasury d) Jewel box 165) Find the language of the given words Mater, Honoria a) Greek b) Latin c) Spanish d) Dutch 166) ‘There was a tinge of coldness in his voice.’ Whose voice had a tinge of coldness? a) Philip Sletherby b) Bertie c) Jago d) The K.C. 167) Find out the meaning of the idiom “A shot in the dark” a) Fault guess b) Moving in a dark place c) False encounter d) Running in the dark 168) In the short story of Saki, “A shot in the dark” who made a wrong guess about Bertie? a) Mrs Saltpen b) Jago c) Philip Sletherby d) The K.C.

Grammar and Comprehension Questions

169) Find the meaning of the given idiom Throw in the towel a) unfair or unsporting behaviour b) prepare for a conflict c) on your side in an argument or dispute d) to give up 170) Find the meaning of the given idiom Below the belt a) unfair or unsporting behaviour b) prepare for a conflict c) on your side in an argument or dispute

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d) to give up 171) Choose the correct word to complete the following sentences. We are not completely sure but Kishor ______come back tomorrow. a) May b) Ought to c) Should d) must 172) Choose the correct word to complete the following sentences. Dinesh ______be the richest person in the village. He’s just bought two luxury cars. a) May b) Must c) Need not d) Might not 173) Choose the correct word to complete the following sentences I ______rather request you to check my exercise before giving it to the teacher. a) Should b) Would c) Can d) Must 174) Fill in the blanks in the following sentences with appropriate prepositions. In case ______difficulty, you should refer ______a dictionary and then respond ______the question. a) Of, to, to b) Of, into, through c) To, to, to, d) With, to, to 175) Fill in the blanks in the following sentences with appropriate prepositions. The clothes that he has put ______are very impressive. He is going ______his hometown to pay homage ______the village head. a) At, to, for b) On, to, to c) At, to, for d) To, to, to 176) Fill in the blanks in the following sentences with appropriate prepositions. The nearest hospital ______this place is ______a distance of twenty kilometres. You can reach it either______car or ______a bicycle a) To, at, by, in b) In, at, in, by c) To, at, in, in d) At, in, by, by 177) Fill in the blanks in the following sentences with appropriate prepositions

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The students discussed the problem ______themselves. However, they did not arrive ______any conclusion. They went ______their class teacher and discussed______her. She gave a solution ______it and they were happy. a) Between, to, to, with, in b) Among, at, to, with, to c) Between, at, to, with, in d) Among, to, to, with, to 178) They consoled me and lauded me on the silver win. Find out the meaning of the underlined word. a) Energy b) Appreciated c) De motivated d) Scolded 179) I ate enough to sate my appetite and my palate. Find the meaning of the underlined word or phrase. a) Form of dance b) A type of food c) Stomach d) Sense of taste 180) The fight and all that followed are clearly etched in my memory. Find the meaning of the underlined word or phrase. a) Imprinted b) Deleted c) Removed d) Extracted 181) Find the antonym for the given word. Amateur a) Professional b) Optional c) Modern d) Refused 182) Find the antonym of the following word. Hopeful a) Refused b) optional c) desperate d) cheap 183) Find out the meaning of the given idiom. On the ropes a) unfair or unsporting behaviour b) prepare for a conflict

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c) on your side in an argument or dispute d) state of near collapse or default 184) Find out the abbreviation of AIBA a) Association Internationale de Boxe Amateur b) Association International Boxing Academy c) Academy of International Boxing Association d) Academy of Indian Boxing Association 185) “Science fiction can be defined as the branch of literature dealing with the reaction of human beings to changes in Science and Technology.” Who said this? a) Albert Einstein b) Stephen Hawking c) Isaac Asimov d) Edison 186) Who is the author of the poem “Thinking”? a) Emerson b) William Hornaway c) Charles Wills d) Walter Wintle 187) What is the national sport of Bangladesh? a) Hockey b) Kabbadi c) Cricket d) Base ball 188) Kabbadi is also known as ______in South India. a) Adu pulli Attam b) Killi c) Chadakudu d) None of the above 189) Who is the founder of Para Olympics in Rome? a) Sir Ludwig Guttmann b) William Walt Rock c) Thomas Castaway d) Sir Peter Hook 190) Akanksha Singh Belongs to which sports. a) Hockey b) Baseball c) Tennis d) Squash 191) Match: Names of Personalities Sports/Games

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A) P.V. Sindhu 1) Squash B) Anjali Bhagwat 2) Swimming C) Bula Choudary 3) Shooting D) Dipika Pallikal 4) Badmiton a) 4 3 2 1 b) 3 4 2 1 c) 2 3 1 4 d) 3 2 4 1 192) Para Olympics was initially supported by a) Rome Olympic Committee b) Italian Olympic Committee c) France Olympic Committee d) Greece Olympic Committee 193) In the debut Para Olympics games how many sport events were included? a) Seven events b) Eight events c) Six events d) Ten events 194) Fill in blanks with appropriate modal verb. I thought I ______go to British Museum today to read the treatment for some slight ailment of which I had a touch. I ______read all I wanted to read and then felt I ______begin to study diseases. I started to generally turn the leaves idly. a) Will, could, should b) Could, would, will c) Must, would, will d) Should, will, must 195) Kabbadi is a game played between a) Seven teams of two players b) Two teams of seven players c) Two teams of nine players d) Three teams of seven players 196) Fill in blanks with appropriate modal verbs Though they______enjoy watching it on screen, teachers ______to encourage them to read Science Literature that ______enhance their knowledge. a) Might, ought, will b) Should, can, may c) Might, will, should d) Can, might, may 197) Fill in the blanks with suitable preposition. He climbed ______the stairs to get ______the terrace. a) In, through

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b) Up, into c) Up, through d) Into, on 198) The train moved on, leaving the soi-disant cadet of the Saltpen-Jago family cursing furiously on the platform. Find the meaning of the underlined word or phrase. a) Self motivated b) Confident c) Self styled d) Encasement 199) Tejaswini Sawant is an a) Indian shooter b) Indian wrestler c) Indian boxer d) Indian runner 200) Fill in the blanks with suitable modal verbs. The theme______be time-travel, parallel universes or extra-terrestrial life. It______be just a fantasy and ______avoid the supernatural. a) May, need not, must b) Must, will not, must c) Should, need not, must d) May, might not, will

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