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1. Who wrote ‘Indian Camp’? 19. Everybody came to the party hosted by Raj. (make it negative)
K) G. B. Shaw L) George Eliot K) Raj came to the party hosted with nobody.
M) D. H. Lawrence N) Ernest Hemingway L) Nobody is not coming to the party hosted by Raj.
2. The intensive search was conducted by the detectives to locate M) The party hosted by Raj was attended not by everyone.
those criminals who ― N) Nobody missed the party hosted by Raj.
K) have had escaped L) had escaped 20. ‘Man of Destiny’ is a king of ―
M) are escaping N) have been escaping K) play L) epic
3. 'Desdemona' is the character of ― M) novel N) essay
K) Macbeth L) King Lear 21. The greatest modern English dramatist ―
M) Hamlet N) Othello K) G.B Shaw L) Francis Bacon
4. Mim ― his brush when he ― his teeth. M) William Wordsworth N) Geoffrey Chaucer
K) broke, was washed L) broken, was washing 22. Mary a man — tried to complete the work.
M) broke, was washing N) broke, washing K) have L) are
5. Who is the author or ‘Morte D’ Arthur’? M) has N) has been
K) Alexander L) R.K. Narayan 23. Correct compound sentence of 'The sun having set, we
M) Oscar Wilde N) Load Alfred Tennyson returned home.'
6. Who said "Fear not the future, weep not for the past"? K) The sun have set and we returned home.
K) P.B. Shelley L) John Milton L) The sun had set and we return home.
M) William Shakespeare N) Napoleon M) The sun set and we returned home.
7. If he had taken our rain coats, we – wet. N) The sun had set and we returned home.
K) would not get L) would not got 24. Range of 'The commonwealth' period ―
M) would not have got N) all of the above K) 1603-1625 L) 1625-1649
8. Who wrote the 'Christmas Eve and Easter Day'? M) 1649-1660 N) 1660-1798
K) Sir Walter Scott L) P.B. Shelley 25. The year 1798 is famous for ―
M) Robert Browning N) John Keats K) The French Revolution
9. The poem 'The Wild Swans at Cole' was written by — L) The American Independence
K) Lord Byron L) Daniel Defoe M) Publication of Lyrical Ballads
M) Jonathan Swift N) W.B. Yeats N) The death of Keats
10. Father of English Nobel ― 26. ‘Fra Lippo Lippi’ was written by ―
K) Jane Austin L) Pearl S. Buck K) Robert Browning L) Jonathan Swift
M) Ernest Hemingway N) Henry Fielding M) G.B. Shaw N) Mark Twain
11. Which one is correct? 27. The simple sentence of 'I have no money that I can spare' is ―
K) He did not ate rice last night. K) I have not so money to be speared.
L) He had not eaten rice last night. L) I have money but not to spare.
M) He had eaten rice last night. M) I have money not enough to spare.
N) He did not eat rice last night. N) I have no money to spare.
12. John Milton is the period of — 28. ‘Waiting for Godot’ is ―
K) 1608-1675 L) 1561-1626 K) an elegy L) a majority play
M) 1573-1667 N) 1573-1637 M) an absurd drama N) a novel
13. It was suggested that he ― the rule. 29. Who of the following was a poet?
K) abolishes L) abolished K) G.B. Shaw L) T.S. Eliot
M) has abolished N) abolish M) Jane Austen N) Charles Dickens
14. “He prayeth best, who loveth best All things both great and 30. Identify the correct passive form: Do you see the flower?
small” ― who said? K) Has the flower seen by you?
K) S. T. Coleridge L) John Donne L) Is the flower being seen by you?
M) G. B. Shaw N) John Keats M) Is the flower seen by you?
15. Mary Ann Evans is known as — N) Is the flower was seen by you?
K) George Eliot L) Blind man 31. ‘The Night piece To Julia’ is a famous lyric by ―
M) Lame N) Poet of Nature K) Alexander Pope L) Robert Green
16. I am looking forward to ― soon. M) Robert Herrick N) Robert Browning
K) see you L) seeing you 32. 'The Rape of The Lock' is ―
M) be seeing you N) have seen you K) a novel by Gunnar Myrdal
17. “For you know only a heap of broken images.” is found in the L) an epic by Alexander Pope
poem ― M) a play by Christopher Marlowe
K) The Cloud L) Ozymandias N) a poem by Lord Byron
M) The Waste Land N) Ode to the West Wind 33. It is high time you ― up smoking.
18. Who is different? K) gave L) give
K) Thomas Hardy L) Charles Dickens M) have given N) will give
M) Alfred Tennyson N) Jonathan Swift 34. George Orwell is ―
K) a novelist L) a philosopher
M) a poet N) a dramatist
35. 'My Heart Leaps Up' was written by ― 55. ‘The Solitary Reaper’ is a ―
K) William Butler Yeats L) William Wordsworth K) heroic poem L) romantic poem
M) William Shakespeare N) Robert Herrick M) classical poem N) patriotic poem
36. "Whom do you want?' Change into passive. 56. I am being helped by my brother. (make it active)
K) By whom you are wanted? K) My brother is helping me.
L) By whom are you wanted? L) My brother will be helping me.
M) Whom is wanted by you? M) My brother was helping me.
N) Who is wanted by you? N) My brother has helped me.
37. T. S. Eliot won the Novel Prize in ― 57. Who wrote "beauty is truth, truth beauty"?
K) 1948 L) 1949 K) John Keats L) Shakespeare
M) 1950 N) 1953 M) Ernest Hemingway N) Gladstone
38. The teacher would understand it if you ― it to him more 58. 'Caesar and Cleopatra' is ―
slowly. K) a novel by Thackeray
K) would explain L) had explained L) a play by G.B. Shaw
M) explain N) explained M) a poem by Robert Herrick
39. Which one is correct? N) a epic by John Milton
K) He asked me if I passed. 59. Choose the correct sentence:
L) He asked me if I had passed. K) Recently he published a book.
M) He asked me if I did passed. L) Recently he publishes a book.
N) He asked me did I pass. M) Recently he has published a book.
40. According to the most of the critics who is not a Romantic N) Recently he might publish a book.
poet? 60. Who is the poet of 'Victorian Age'?
K) John Keats L) Rabindranath Tagore K) Mathew Arnold L) Ted Hughes
M) T.S. Eliot N) William Wordsworth M) Robert Southey N) Virginia Woolf
41. Which one is correct? 61. Seeing the satiric play, he can’t help - .
K) The teacher reached before the students came. K) laugh L) to laugh
L) The teacher had reached before the students came. M) laughing N) laughed
M) The teacher reached before the students had come. 62. In Shelley’s “Ozymandias” ‘frown and sneer of cold
N) The teacher came to before the students had come. command’ are seen on ―
42. The number of students seeking admission ― K) shattered visage L) two trunk less legs
K) has increased L) have increased M) deserts hot sand N) the pedestal of the sate
M) is increased N) have been increased 63. Henry Fielding is a well-known novelist of the ― century.
43. I saw a man with a long beard. (make it complex) K) 16th L) 17th
K) I saw a man and he had a long beard. M) 18th N) 19th
L) I saw a man and that man had a long beard. 64. He ― there for three years when she joined the company.
M) I saw a man who had a long beard. K) working L) have worked
N) The man I saw today had a long beard. M) worked N) had worked
44. The man was arrested for stealing the jewels. (make it 65. The modern philosopher who was awarded Nobel Prize in
compound) literature ―
K) The man was arrested since he stole the jewels. K) Sir Walter Scott L) William Shakespeare
L) The man stole the jewels hence he was arrested. M) Jonathon Swift N) Bertrand Russel
M) The jewels which the man stole got him arrested. 66. The case has been looked into by the police. (make it active)
N) The man stole the jewels and so he was arrested. K) The police had looked into the case.
45. Either the executive or the assistant ― been here. L) The police looked into the case.
K) Have L) was M) The police have looked into the case.
M) are N) has N) The police have been looking into the case.
46. The market cost of all these accessories ― increased. 67. A comedy of Lord Tennyson ―
K) has L) have K) Way of the World L) Measure for Measure
M) have been N) were M) Love’s Labor’s Lost N) The Falcon
47. Whenever I see Bob, we ― of our high school memories. 68. If ruby is heated, it ― temporarily loser its color.
K) talked L) talks K) would L) will
M) talk N) will talk M) does N) has
48. I ― the magazine when you showed up at the door. 69. John ― tennis or twice a week.
K) read L) have been reading K) is playing usually L) usually plays
M) was reading N) had been reading M) plays usually N) is usually playing
49. Who Coined the term ‘Metaphysical Poetry’? 70. Ben Jonson introduced ―
K) Samuel Johnson L) Walter Scott K) allegory L) heroic drama
M) John Donne N) John Dryden M) comedy of humors N) comedy of manners
50. John Donn struggled with ― all of his life. 71. After ― suspended for misbehavior, the student requested
K) alcoholism L) doubt reconsideration.
M) illness N) poverty K) having been L) having
51. The oldest period in English poetry ― M) have N) was
K) Anglo-Saxon L) Middle English 72. Where ⎯⎯ when you met him?
M) Neo-classical N) Romantic K) does he live L) was he living
52. 'My Heart Leaps Up' was written by ― M) was he live N) is he living
K) William Butler Yeats L) William Wordsworth 73. Who wrote the story 'The Princess Bride'?
M) William Shakespeare N) Robert Herrick K) George Bernard Shaw L) Charles Dickens
53. Tim worked very hard that he ― increased. M) Alfred Lord Tennyson N) Robert Herrick
K) might succeed L) will succeed 74. My mother has been in hospital, I wonder how she ―
M) would succeed N) had succeed K) is getting on L) gets on
54. 'Twelfth Night' is ― M) has got across N) is getting away
K) a comedy L) a novel
M) an elegy N) a tragedy
75. 'Paradise Lost' attempt to ― 78. Most of the students will have taken sixty credits by the time
K) justify the ways of God to man they ―
L) show that the Satan and God have equal power K) graduated L) graduating
M) justify the ways of man to God M) have graduated N) graduate
N) explain why good and evil are necessary 79. I wish the prices of the essential commodities ― come down
76. We were watching the news when the telephone ― soon.
K) ringing L) had rung K) will L) would
M) rang N) rung M) should N) can
77. John Keats was a — poet. 80. Who is both poet and painter ―
K) classical L) modern K) William Blake L) Wordsworth
M) romantic N) tragic M) P.B. Shelley N) John Keats

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Science ignored the ultimate purposes and looked at fact alone. It made the world jump forward with a leap,
built up a glittering civilization, opened up innumerable avenues for the growth of knowledge and added to
the power of man to such an extent that for the firsttime it was possible to conceive that man could triumph
over and shape his physical environment. Man became almost a geological force, changing the face of the
planet earthchemically, physically and many other ways. Yet when this sorry scheme of things entirelyseemed
to be in his grasp, to mould it nearer to the heart’s desire, there was some essentialtack and some vital element
was missing.
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