A. Choose the appropriate answer for each question :- 1x16=16
1.The color of the turban of the astrologer was ---- (a) red (b) brown (c) yellow (d) saffron.
2.The number of cowrie shells that the astrologer had ---- (a) half dozen (b) one dozen (c) two dozen (d) three dozen.
3. '' I can buy some ---- and ---- tomorrow.'' [ (a) jaggery , milk (b) Milk , coconut (c) jaggery, coconut (d) wheat and coconut.]
4. When he told the person before him, gazing at his ---- (a) face (b) hand (c) forehead (d) palm .
5.And then you were pushed into a ---- nearby in the field. [(a) room (b) den (c) well (d) pond.]
6. The astrologer always sat under the boughs of --- (a) Mango tree. (b) Neem tree (c) Tamarind tree (d) Banyan tree.
7.The astrologer had a mystic chart on a ---- piece of cloth ---- (a) triangular (b) square (c) circle (d) oblong.
8. The stranger had gone off into the night, after giving the astrologer a ---- of coins. [(a) handful (b) bag (c) box (d) dozen.]
9. '' The swine has cheated me! He promised me a rupee.'' - here the speaker is --- (a) The astrologer (b) the stranger (c) the astrologer's wife (d) the nut vendor.
10.His forehead was resplendent with ---- ash and vermilion . [ (a) holly (b) sacred (c) secret (d) dark. ]
11.According to his wife, his child had been asking for ---- (a) sweets (b) dress (c) honey (d) toys.
12.A ---- crowd was always moving up and down this narrow road morning till night. [(a) huge (b) busy (c) surging (d) free. ]
13. The astrologer transacted his business by the light of --- (a) cycle lamp (b) hissing gaslight (c) naked flare (d) groundnut seller's flare.
14.To a villager it is a great deal, as if an ---- flowed between. [(a) ocean (b) river (c) bridge (d) pond. ]
15. ''Challenge is challenge. '' - Who said this ?--- (a) The astrologer (b) The stranger (c) Astrologer's wife (d) the nuts seller.
16.According to the astrologer, the enemy of the stranger died before ---- (a) one month (b) two months (c) three months (d) four months.
A. Choose the appropriate answer for each question :- 1x24=24
17. A sonnet is a poem of ---- lines. [(a) ten (b) twelve (c) seventeen (d) fourteen. ]
19.While going to Dover , William Wordsworth was accompanied by ---(a) Mary Wordsworth (b) Dorothy Wordswortly (c) Belle Wordsworth (d) Juli Wordsworth .
I. The city now doth a garment wear.
II. The beauty of the morning silent, bare.
III. Ships,towers, domes, temples lie.
IV. Never did sun more beautiful steep.
(a) III,I,IV,II (b) II,III,I,IV (c) I,II,III,Iv (d) I,II,IV,III.
21.The city now doth -- doth means ---(a) did (b) does (c) doing (d) done.
22.In the poem 'Upon Westminster Bridge ' London's view is --- (a) hazy (b) foggy (c) clear (d) cloudy.
23.Never did ---- more beautiful steep. -- (a) earth (b) moon (c) sun (d) valley.
I)Earth has not anything to show more fair.
II) The very houses seem asleep.
III) the river glideth at his sweet will.
(a) I,IV,III,II (b) II,III,I,IV (c) I,IV, (d) I,II,IV,III.
25.All objects of city of London looks bright and glittering due to--- (a) smoke (b) air (c) rock (d) sunlight .
27.The city of London puts on a garment of --- (a) soft air (b) calm trees (c) morning light (d) afternoon light.
I) It was early in the morning.
II) The poet was surprised.
III) The poet was going to Dover.
(a) III,I,IV,II (b) II,III,I,IV (c) IV,III,II,I (d) I,II,IV,III.
29.The beauty of the morning; ---, bare. (a) busy (b) silent (c) open (d) cloudless.
30.The person who passes without enjoying the beauty of the London morning is --- (a) dull (b) busy (c) boring (d) gloomy .
Assertion (A): Dull would he be of soul Who enjoy the beauty of the morning.
Reason(R):- Earth has not anything to show more fair according to the poet.
(a) both A and R are false.
(b) A is correct but R is false.
(c) A is false but R is true.
(d) both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A.
32.Dull would he be of soul who could ----- . -- (a) go on (b) pass at (c) pass by (d) went on.
33.The poet wrote the poem while going to --- (a) Italy (b) French (c) Russia (d) India.
34. All bright and ---- in the smokeless air. -- (a) shining (b) twinkling (c) glittering (d) dazzling.
35.The very houses seem --- (a) dead (b) lost (c) asleep (d) awake.
Assertion (A): The houses in the London city seem asleep.
Reason(R):- Because it is early in the evening.
(a) both A and R are false.
(b) A is correct but R is false.
(c) A is false but R is true.
(d) both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A.
37.Early morning the air of London is --- (a) foggy (b) full of smoke (c) polluted (d) smokeless.
38.---- glideth at his own sweet will. --(a) The river (b) the valley (c) the moon (d) the sun.
Assertion (A): The beauty of the city of London is called silent.
Reason(R):- It describes the early morning situation.
(a) both A and R are false.
(b) A is correct but R is false.
(c) A is false but R is true.
(d) both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A.
40.Earth has not anything to show more fair than --- (a) London (b) The Westminster Bridge (c) Heaven (d) The open skies .
A. Choose the appropriate answer for each question :- 1x16=16
9. '' The swine has cheated me! He promised me a rupee.'' - here the speaker is --- (a) The astrologer (b) the stranger (c) the astrologer's wife (d) the nut vendor.
10.His forehead was resplendent with ---- ash and vermilion . [ (a) holly (b) sacred (c) secret (d) dark. ]
11.According to his wife, his child had been asking for ---- (a) sweets (b) dress (c) honey (d) toys.
12.A ---- crowd was always moving up and down this narrow road morning till night. [(a) huge (b) busy (c) surging (d) free. ]
13. The astrologer transacted his business by the light of --- (a) cycle lamp (b) hissing gaslight (c) naked flare (d) groundnut seller's flare.
14.To a villager it is a great deal, as if an ---- flowed between. [(a) ocean (b) river (c) bridge (d) pond. ]
15. ''Challenge is challenge. '' - Who said this ?--- (a) The astrologer (b) The stranger (c) Astrologer's wife (d) the nuts seller.
16.According to the astrologer, the enemy of the stranger died before ---- (a) one month (b) two months (c) three months (d) four months.
1.The color of the turban of the astrologer was ---- (a) red (b) brown (c) yellow (d) saffron.
2.The number of cowrie shells that the astrologer had ---- (a) half dozen (b) one dozen (c) two dozen (d) three dozen.
3. '' I can buy some ---- and ---- tomorrow.'' [ (a) jaggery , milk (b) Milk , coconut (c) jaggery, coconut (d) wheat and coconut.]
4. When he told the person before him, gazing at his ---- (a) face (b) hand (c) forehead (d) palm .
5.And then you were pushed into a ---- nearby in the field. [(a) room (b) den (c) well (d) pond.]
6. The astrologer always sat under the boughs of --- (a) Mango tree. (b) Neem tree (c) Tamarind tree (d) Banyan tree.
7.The astrologer had a mystic chart on a ---- piece of cloth ---- (a) triangular (b) square (c) circle (d) oblong.
8. The stranger had gone off into the night, after giving the astrologer a ---- of coins. [(a) handful (b) bag (c) box (d) dozen.]
A. Choose the appropriate answer for each question :- 1x24=24
29.The beauty of the morning; ---, bare. (a) busy (b) silent (c) open (d) cloudless.
30.The person who passes without enjoying the beauty of the London morning is --- (a) dull (b) busy (c) boring (d) gloomy .
Assertion (A): Dull would he be of soul Who enjoy the beauty of the morning.
Reason(R):- Earth has not anything to show more fair according to the poet.
(a) both A and R are false.
(b) A is correct but R is false.
(c) A is false but R is true.
(d) both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A.
32.Dull would he be of soul who could ----- . -- (a) go on (b) pass at (c) pass by (d) went on.
33.The poet wrote the poem while going to --- (a) Italy (b) French (c) Russia (d) India.
34. All bright and ---- in the smokeless air. -- (a) shining (b) twinkling (c) glittering (d) dazzling.
35.The very houses seem --- (a) dead (b) lost (c) asleep (d) awake.
Assertion (A): The houses in the London city seem asleep.
Reason(R):- Because it is early in the evening.
(a) both A and R are false.
(b) A is correct but R is false.
(c) A is false but R is true.
(d) both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A.
37.Early morning the air of London is --- (a) foggy (b) full of smoke (c) polluted (d) smokeless.
38.---- glideth at his own sweet will. --(a) The river (b) the valley (c) the moon (d) the sun.
Assertion (A): The beauty of the city of London is called silent.
Reason(R):- It describes the early morning situation.
(a) both A and R are false.
(b) A is correct but R is false.
(c) A is false but R is true.
(d) both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A.
40.Earth has not anything to show more fair than --- (a) London (b) The Westminster Bridge (c) Heaven (d) The open skies .
17. A sonnet is a poem of ---- lines. [(a) ten (b) twelve (c) seventeen (d) fourteen. ]
19.While going to Dover , William Wordsworth was accompanied by ---(a) Mary Wordsworth (b) Dorothy Wordswortly (c) Belle Wordsworth (d) Juli Wordsworth .
I. The city now doth a garment wear.
II. The beauty of the morning silent, bare.
III. Ships,towers, domes, temples lie.
IV. Never did sun more beautiful steep.
(a) III,I,IV,II (b) II,III,I,IV (c) I,II,III,Iv (d) I,II,IV,III.
21.The city now doth -- doth means ---(a) did (b) does (c) doing (d) done.
22.In the poem 'Upon Westminster Bridge ' London's view is --- (a) hazy (b) foggy (c) clear (d) cloudy.
23.Never did ---- more beautiful steep. -- (a) earth (b) moon (c) sun (d) valley.
I)Earth has not anything to show more fair.
II) The very houses seem asleep.
III) the river glideth at his sweet will.
(a) I,IV,III,II (b) II,III,I,IV (c) I,IV, (d) I,II,IV,III.
25.All objects of city of London looks bright and glittering due to--- (a) smoke (b) air (c) rock (d) sunlight .
27.The city of London puts on a garment of --- (a) soft air (b) calm trees (c) morning light (d) afternoon light.
I) It was early in the morning.
II) The poet was surprised.
III) The poet was going to Dover.
(a) III,I,IV,II (b) II,III,I,IV (c) IV,III,II,I (d) I,II,IV,III.
A. Choose the appropriate answer for each question :- 1x16=16
6. The astrologer always sat under the boughs of --- (a) Mango tree. (b) Neem tree (c) Tamarind tree (d) Banyan tree.
7.The astrologer had a mystic chart on a ---- piece of cloth ---- (a) triangular (b) square (c) circle (d) oblong.
8. The stranger had gone off into the night, after giving the astrologer a ---- of coins. [(a) handful (b) bag (c) box (d) dozen.]
9. '' The swine has cheated me! He promised me a rupee.'' - here the speaker is --- (a) The astrologer (b) the stranger (c) the astrologer's wife (d) the nut vendor.
1.The color of the turban of the astrologer was ---- (a) red (b) brown (c) yellow (d) saffron.
13. The astrologer transacted his business by the light of --- (a) cycle lamp (b) hissing gaslight (c) naked flare (d) groundnut seller's flare.
14.To a villager it is a great deal, as if an ---- flowed between. [(a) ocean (b) river (c) bridge (d) pond. ]
15. ''Challenge is challenge. '' - Who said this ?--- (a) The astrologer (b) The stranger (c) Astrologer's wife (d) the nuts seller.
16.According to the astrologer, the enemy of the stranger died before ---- (a) one month (b) two months (c) three months (d) four months.
2.The number of cowrie shells that the astrologer had ---- (a) half dozen (b) one dozen (c) two dozen (d) three dozen.
3. '' I can buy some ---- and ---- tomorrow.'' [ (a) jaggery , milk (b) Milk , coconut (c) jaggery, coconut (d) wheat and coconut.]
4. When he told the person before him, gazing at his ---- (a) face (b) hand (c) forehead (d) palm .
5.And then you were pushed into a ---- nearby in the field. [(a) room (b) den (c) well (d) pond.]
10.His forehead was resplendent with ---- ash and vermilion . [ (a) holly (b) sacred (c) secret (d) dark. ]
11.According to his wife, his child had been asking for ---- (a) sweets (b) dress (c) honey (d) toys.
12.A ---- crowd was always moving up and down this narrow road morning till night. [(a) huge (b) busy (c) surging (d) free. ]
A. Choose the appropriate answer for each question :- 1x24=24
21.The city now doth -- doth means ---(a) did (b) does (c) doing (d) done.
22.In the poem 'Upon Westminster Bridge ' London's view is --- (a) hazy (b) foggy (c) clear (d) cloudy.
23.Never did ---- more beautiful steep. -- (a) earth (b) moon (c) sun (d) valley.
Assertion (A): The houses in the London city seem asleep.
Reason(R):- Because it is early in the evening.
(a) both A and R are false.
(b) A is correct but R is false.
(c) A is false but R is true.
(d) both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A.
37.Early morning the air of London is --- (a) foggy (b) full of smoke (c) polluted (d) smokeless.
38.---- glideth at his own sweet will. --(a) The river (b) the valley (c) the moon (d) the sun.
Assertion (A): The beauty of the city of London is called silent.
Reason(R):- It describes the early morning situation.
(a) both A and R are false.
(b) A is correct but R is false.
(c) A is false but R is true.
(d) both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A.
40.Earth has not anything to show more fair than --- (a) London (b) The Westminster Bridge (c) Heaven (d) The open skies .
I)Earth has not anything to show more fair.
II) The very houses seem asleep.
III) the river glideth at his sweet will.
(a) I,IV,III,II (b) II,III,I,IV (c) I,IV, (d) I,II,IV,III.
25.All objects of city of London looks bright and glittering due to--- (a) smoke (b) air (c) rock (d) sunlight .
27.The city of London puts on a garment of --- (a) soft air (b) calm trees (c) morning light (d) afternoon light.
17. A sonnet is a poem of ---- lines. [(a) ten (b) twelve (c) seventeen (d) fourteen. ]
19.While going to Dover , William Wordsworth was accompanied by ---(a) Mary Wordsworth (b) Dorothy Wordswortly (c) Belle Wordsworth (d) Juli Wordsworth .
I. The city now doth a garment wear.
II. The beauty of the morning silent, bare.
III. Ships,towers, domes, temples lie.
IV. Never did sun more beautiful steep.
(a) III,I,IV,II (b) II,III,I,IV (c) I,II,III,Iv (d) I,II,IV,III.
I) It was early in the morning.
II) The poet was surprised.
III) The poet was going to Dover.
(a) III,I,IV,II (b) II,III,I,IV (c) IV,III,II,I (d) I,II,IV,III.
29.The beauty of the morning; ---, bare. (a) busy (b) silent (c) open (d) cloudless.
30.The person who passes without enjoying the beauty of the London morning is --- (a) dull (b) busy (c) boring (d) gloomy .
Assertion (A): Dull would he be of soul Who enjoy the beauty of the morning.
Reason(R):- Earth has not anything to show more fair according to the poet.
(a) both A and R are false.
(b) A is correct but R is false.
(c) A is false but R is true.
(d) both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A.
32.Dull would he be of soul who could ----- . -- (a) go on (b) pass at (c) pass by (d) went on.
33.The poet wrote the poem while going to --- (a) Italy (b) French (c) Russia (d) India.
34. All bright and ---- in the smokeless air. -- (a) shining (b) twinkling (c) glittering (d) dazzling.
35.The very houses seem --- (a) dead (b) lost (c) asleep (d) awake.
VIVEKANANDA COACHING CENTRE
CLASS : - XI ; SUB : - ENGLISH ( B )
F.M:- 40 : TIME:- 1 HOUR. SERIES :- A
UNIT-I : PROSE
A. Choose the appropriate answer for each question :- 1x16=16
1.His wife was waiting for him at the ---- and demanded an explanation. [(a) pyol (b) gate (c) park (d) door.]
2.The place where the Astrologer sat was lit up by ---- (a) Municipal light (b) shop light (c) street light (d) parking light.
3.The green shaft was also gone, leaving the place in darkness and -----. [ (a) silence (b) noisy (c) crowd (d) calmness. ]
4.'' I can ---- some jaggery and coconut tomorrow.'' [ (a) made (b) sale (c) rent (d) buy ]
5.The green ---- was also gone, leaving the place in darkness and silence. [(a) light (b) screen (c) color (d) shaft.]
6.He had a working analysis of mankind's troubles like ---- (a) marriage (b) money (c) tangles of human ties (d) all of the above.
7.An Astrologer's Day ' is taken from ---- (a) The Guide (b) Swami and the other stories (c) Malgudi Days (d) My diary.
8. His forehead was resplendent with ---- ash and vermilion. [ (a) sacred (b) secret (c) secured (d) normal. ]
9.The astrologer charged for per question ---- (a) Two pice (b) three pice (c) Two anna (d) Three anna.
10.The groundnuts vendor gave his ware a fancy name except ---- (a) Bombay Ice-Cream (b) Delhi Almond (c) Smart Ice Cream (d) Raja's Delicacy.
11.'' I will prepare some nice ---- for her.'' [ (a) stuff (b) toys (c) bread (d) sweets.]
12.The astrologer told about his previous life to ----(a) his son (b) his friend (c) his wife (d) his villagers.
13. I see once again great ---- to your life if you go from home. [ (a) trouble (b) danger (c) opportunity (d) mistake.]
14.The name of the stranger was ---- (a) Swapan kr. Ray (b) Guru Gouranga (c) Guru Nanak (d) Guru Nayak.
15. ''Rub it on your forehead and go home.'' Here 'it' referred to ---- (a) Vermilion (b) Ash (c) Soil (d) medicine.
16. ''Challenge is challenge. '' - Who said this ?--- (a) The astrologer (b) The stranger (c) Astrologer's wife (d) the nuts seller.
UNIT-II : VERSE
A. Choose the appropriate answer for each question :- 1x24=24
17.While going to Dover , William Wordsworth was accompanied by --- (a) Mary Wordsworth (b) Dorothy Wordswortly (c) Belle Wordsworth (d) Juli Wordsworth .
18.Match the columns :-
A B
(a) Soul (i) sweet
(b) Calm (ii) dull
(c) Will (iii) majesty
(d) Sight (iv) deep
(a)(a)-(i) (b)-(ii ) (c)-(iii) (d)-(iv)
(b)(a)-(ii) (b)-(iv ) (c)-(i) (d)-(iii)
(c) (a)-(iii) (b)-(iv) (c)-(i) (d)-(ii)
(d)(a)-(iv) (b)-(iii) (c)-(i) (d)-(ii )
19.The poet sees London as part of ---(a) Nature (b) the nerve centre of commerce (c) isolated (d) none .
20.Rearrange the following sentences:-
I. The city now doth, like a garment, wear.
II. All bright and glittering in the smokeless air.
III. The river glideth at his own sweet will.
IV. The very houses seem asleep.
(a) III,I,IV,II (b) II,III,I,IV (c) IV,III,II,I (d) I,II,III,IV.
21.Dull would he be of soul who could ----- (a) go on (b) pass at (c) pass by (d) went on.
22.Never did ---- more beautiful steep. --(a) earth (b) moon (c) sun (d) valley.
23. A sonnet is a poem of ---- lines. --(a) ten (b) twelve (c) fourteen (d) twenty four.
24.Rearrange the following sentences:-
I. It was early in the morning.
II. The poet was surprised.
III. The poet was going to Dover.
IV. The beauty of the morning is majestic.
(a) III,I,IV,II (b) II,III,I,IV (c) IV,III,II,I (d) I,II,IV,III.
25. Which things are glittering in the smokeless air -- (a) Ships (b) towers (c) both of the above (d) none of the above.
26.Match the columns :-
(a) Bare (i) uncover.
(b) soul (ii) sprit.
(c) glittering (iii) scene
(d) sight (iv) sparkling.
(a)(a)-(i) (b)-(ii ) (c)-(iii) (d)-(iv)
(b)(a)-(i) (b)-(ii ) (c)-(iv) (d)-(iii)
(c) (a)-(iii) (b)-(iv) (c)-(i) (d)-(ii)
(d)(a)-(iv) (b)-(iii) (c)-(i) (d)-(ii )
27.And all that ---- heart lying still. (a) huge (b) big (c) small (d) mighty.
28. At what time the poet sees beauty of the morning ? --- (a) evening (b) Night (c) afternoon (d) morning.
29.The beauty of the morning; silent, ----- (a) bare (b) silent (c) open (d) cloudless.
30.The river in Upon Westminster Bridge refers to ---(a) The Ganga (b) The Themes (c) The Rhine (d) The Volga .
31.Select the correct options:-
Assertion (A): The houses in the London city seem asleep.
Reason(R):- Because it is early in the evening.
(a) both A and R are false.
(b) A is correct but R is false.
(c) A is false but R is true.
(d) both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A.
32.Match the columns :-
A B
(a) Glitternig (i) London.
(b) City (ii) Ships.
(c) dull (iii) houses
(d) asleep (iv) Who could pass by.
(a)(a)-(i) (b)-(ii ) (c)-(iii) (d)-(iv)
(b)(a)-(iii) (b)-(ii ) (c)-(iv) (d)-(i)
(c) (a)-(ii) (b)-(i) (c)-(iv) (d)-(iii)
(d)(a)-(iv) (b)-(iii) (c)-(i) (d)-(ii )
33.Upon Westminster Bridge was composed on ---(a) September 3,1802 (b) September 13,1802 (c) September 3,1803 (d) September 3,1801 .
34.The city now doth, like a ----- , wear. -- (a) Dress (b) beauty (c) garment (d) blanket.
35.Earth has not anything to show more fair ' here 'fair' means --- (a) bright (b) beautiful (c) good (d) right.
36.Select the correct options:-
Assertion (A): Dull would he be of soul Who enjoy the beauty of the morning.
Reason(R):- Earth has not anything to show more fair according to the poet.
(a) both A and R are false.
(b) A is correct but R is false.
(c) A is false but R is true.
(d) both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A.
37.The very houses seem ---(a) dead (b) lost (c) asleep (d) awake.
38.Early morning the air of London is ---(a) foggy (b) full of smoke (c) polluted (d) smokeless.
39.Select the correct options:-
Assertion (A): The mighty heart lying still.
Reason(R):- It is early in the morning and busy city live is not started then.
(a) both A and R are false.
(b) A is correct but R is false.
(c) A is false but R is true.
(d) both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A.
40.All objects of city of London looks bright and glittering due to--- (a) smoke (b) air (c) rock (d) sunlight .
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VIVEKANANDA COACHING CENTRE
CLASS : - XI ; SUB : - ENGLISH ( B )
F.M:- 40 : TIME:- 1 HOUR. SERIES :- B
UNIT-I : PROSE
A. Choose the appropriate answer for each question :- 1x16=16
1.The astrologer charged for per question ---- (a) Two pice (b) three pice (c) Two anna (d) Three anna.
2.The groundnuts vendor gave his ware a fancy name except ---- (a) Bombay Ice-Cream (b) Delhi Almond (c) Smart Ice Cream (d) Raja's Delicacy.
3.'' I will prepare some nice ---- for her.'' [ (a) stuff (b) toys (c) bread (d) sweets.]
4.The astrologer told about his previous life to ----(a) his son (b) his friend (c) his wife (d) his villagers.
5. I see once again great ---- to your life if you go from home. [ (a) trouble (b) danger (c) opportunity (d) mistake.]
6.The name of the stranger was ---- (a) Swapan kr. Ray (b) Guru Gouranga (c) Guru Nanak (d) Guru Nayak.
7.His wife was waiting for him at the ---- and demanded an explanation. [(a) pyol (b) gate (c) park (d) door.]
8.The place where the Astrologer sat was lit up by ---- (a) Municipal light (b) shop light (c) street light (d) parking light.
9.The green shaft was also gone, leaving the place in darkness and -----. [ (a) silence (b) noisy (c) crowd (d) calmness. ]
10.'' I can ---- some jaggery and coconut tomorrow.'' [ (a) made (b) sale (c) rent (d) buy ]
11.The green ---- was also gone, leaving the place in darkness and silence. [(a) light (b) screen (c) color (d) shaft.]
12.He had a working analysis of mankind's troubles like ---- (a) marriage (b) money (c) tangles of human ties (d) all of the above.
13.An Astrologer's Day ' is taken from ---- (a) The Guide (b) Swami and the other stories (c) Malgudi Days (d) My diary.
14. His forehead was resplendent with ---- ash and vermilion. [ (a) sacred (b) secret (c) secured (d) normal. ]
15. ''Rub it on your forehead and go home.'' Here 'it' referred to ---- (a) Vermilion (b) Ash (c) Soil (d) medicine.
16. ''Challenge is challenge. '' - Who said this ?--- (a) The astrologer (b) The stranger (c) Astrologer's wife (d) the nuts seller.
UNIT-II : VERSE
A. Choose the appropriate answer for each question :- 1x24=24
17.Rearrange the following sentences:-
I. It was early in the morning.
II. The poet was surprised.
III. The poet was going to Dover.
IV. The beauty of the morning is majestic.
(a) III,I,IV,II (b) II,III,I,IV (c) IV,III,II,I (d) I,II,IV,III.
18. Which things are glittering in the smokeless air -- (a) Ships (b) towers (c) both of the above (d) none of the above.
19.Match the columns :-
(a) Bare (i) uncover.
(b) soul (ii) sprit.
(c) glittering (iii) scene
(d) sight (iv) sparkling.
(a)(a)-(i) (b)-(ii ) (c)-(iii) (d)-(iv)
(b)(a)-(i) (b)-(ii ) (c)-(iv) (d)-(iii)
(c) (a)-(iii) (b)-(iv) (c)-(i) (d)-(ii)
(d)(a)-(iv) (b)-(iii) (c)-(i) (d)-(ii )
20.And all that ---- heart lying still. (a) huge (b) big (c) small (d) mighty.
21. At what time the poet sees beauty of the morning ? --- (a) evening (b) Night (c) afternoon (d) morning.
22.The beauty of the morning; silent, ----- (a) bare (b) silent (c) open (d) cloudless.
23.The river in Upon Westminster Bridge refers to ---(a) The Ganga (b) The Themes (c) The Rhine (d) The Volga .
24.Select the correct options:-
Assertion (A): The houses in the London city seem asleep.
Reason(R):- Because it is early in the evening.
(a) both A and R are false.
(b) A is correct but R is false.
(c) A is false but R is true.
(d) both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A.
25.Match the columns :-
A B
(a) Glitternig (i) London.
(b) City (ii) Ships.
(c) dull (iii) houses
(d) asleep (iv) Who could pass by.
(a)(a)-(i) (b)-(ii ) (c)-(iii) (d)-(iv)
(b)(a)-(iii) (b)-(ii ) (c)-(iv) (d)-(i)
(c) (a)-(ii) (b)-(i) (c)-(iv) (d)-(iii)
(d)(a)-(iv) (b)-(iii) (c)-(i) (d)-(ii )
26.Upon Westminster Bridge was composed on ---(a) September 3,1802 (b) September 13,1802 (c) September 3,1803 (d) September 3,1801 .
27.The city now doth, like a ----- , wear. -- (a) Dress (b) beauty (c) garment (d) blanket.
28.While going to Dover , William Wordsworth was accompanied by --- (a) Mary Wordsworth (b) Dorothy Wordswortly (c) Belle Wordsworth (d) Juli Wordsworth .
29.Match the columns :-
A B
(a) Soul (i) sweet
(b) Calm (ii) dull
(c) Will (iii) majesty
(d) Sight (iv) deep
(a)(a)-(i) (b)-(ii ) (c)-(iii) (d)-(iv)
(b)(a)-(ii) (b)-(iv ) (c)-(i) (d)-(iii)
(c) (a)-(iii) (b)-(iv) (c)-(i) (d)-(ii)
(d)(a)-(iv) (b)-(iii) (c)-(i) (d)-(ii )
30.The poet sees London as part of ---(a) Nature (b) the nerve centre of commerce (c) isolated (d) none .
31.Rearrange the following sentences:-
I. The city now doth, like a garment, wear.
II. All bright and glittering in the smokeless air.
III. The river glideth at his own sweet will.
IV. The very houses seem asleep.
(a) III,I,IV,II (b) II,III,I,IV (c) IV,III,II,I (d) I,II,III,IV.
32.Dull would he be of soul who could ----- (a) go on (b) pass at (c) pass by (d) went on.
33.Never did ---- more beautiful steep. --(a) earth (b) moon (c) sun (d) valley.
34. A sonnet is a poem of ---- lines. --(a) ten (b) twelve (c) fourteen (d) twenty four.
35.Earth has not anything to show more fair ' here 'fair' means --- (a) bright (b) beautiful (c) good (d) right.
36.Select the correct options:-
Assertion (A): Dull would he be of soul Who enjoy the beauty of the morning.
Reason(R):- Earth has not anything to show more fair according to the poet.
(a) both A and R are false.
(b) A is correct but R is false.
(c) A is false but R is true.
(d) both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A.
37.The very houses seem ---(a) dead (b) lost (c) asleep (d) awake.
38.Early morning the air of London is ---(a) foggy (b) full of smoke (c) polluted (d) smokeless.
39.Select the correct options:-
Assertion (A): The mighty heart lying still.
Reason(R):- It is early in the morning and busy city live is not started then.
(a) both A and R are false.
(b) A is correct but R is false.
(c) A is false but R is true.
(d) both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A.
40.All objects of city of London looks bright and glittering due to--- (a) smoke (b) air (c) rock (d) sunlight .
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VIVEKANANDA COACHING CENTRE
CLASS : - XI ; SUB : - ENGLISH ( B )
F.M:- 40 : TIME:- 1 HOUR. SERIES :- C
UNIT-I : VERSE
A. Choose the appropriate answer for each question :- 1x24=24
1.Rearrange the following sentences:-
I. It was early in the morning.
II. The poet was surprised.
III. The poet was going to Dover.
IV. The beauty of the morning is majestic.
(a) III,I,IV,II (b) II,III,I,IV (c) IV,III,II,I (d) I,II,IV,III.
2. Which things are glittering in the smokeless air -- (a) Ships (b) towers (c) both of the above (d) none of the above.
3.And all that ---- heart lying still. (a) huge (b) big (c) small (d) mighty.
4. At what time the poet sees beauty of the morning ? --- (a) evening (b) Night (c) afternoon (d) morning.
5.The beauty of the morning; silent, ----- (a) bare (b) silent (c) open (d) cloudless.
6.The river in Upon Westminster Bridge refers to ---(a) The Ganga (b) The Themes (c) The Rhine (d) The Volga .
7.Select the correct options:-
Assertion (A): The houses in the London city seem asleep.
Reason(R):- Because it is early in the evening.
(a) both A and R are false.
(b) A is correct but R is false.
(c) A is false but R is true.
(d) both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A.
8.Match the columns :-
A B
(a) Glitternig (i) London.
(b) City (ii) Ships.
(c) dull (iii) houses
(d) asleep (iv) Who could pass by.
(a)(a)-(i) (b)-(ii ) (c)-(iii) (d)-(iv)
(b)(a)-(iii) (b)-(ii ) (c)-(iv) (d)-(i)
(c) (a)-(ii) (b)-(i) (c)-(iv) (d)-(iii)
(d)(a)-(iv) (b)-(iii) (c)-(i) (d)-(ii )
9.Upon Westminster Bridge was composed on ---(a) September 3,1802 (b) September 13,1802 (c) September 3,1803 (d) September 3,1801 .
10.The city now doth, like a ----- , wear. -- (a) Dress (b) beauty (c) garment (d) blanket.
11.While going to Dover , William Wordsworth was accompanied by --- (a) Mary Wordsworth (b) Dorothy Wordswortly (c) Belle Wordsworth (d) Juli Wordsworth .
12.Match the columns :-
A B
(a) Soul (i) sweet
(b) Calm (ii) dull
(c) Will (iii) majesty
(d) Sight (iv) deep
(a)(a)-(i) (b)-(ii ) (c)-(iii) (d)-(iv)
(b)(a)-(ii) (b)-(iv ) (c)-(i) (d)-(iii)
(c) (a)-(iii) (b)-(iv) (c)-(i) (d)-(ii)
(d)(a)-(iv) (b)-(iii) (c)-(i) (d)-(ii )
13.The poet sees London as part of ---(a) Nature (b) the nerve centre of commerce (c) isolated (d) none .
14.Rearrange the following sentences:-
I. The city now doth, like a garment, wear.
II. All bright and glittering in the smokeless air.
III. The river glideth at his own sweet will.
IV. The very houses seem asleep.
(a) III,I,IV,II (b) II,III,I,IV (c) IV,III,II,I (d) I,II,III,IV.
15.Dull would he be of soul who could ----- (a) go on (b) pass at (c) pass by (d) went on.
16.Never did ---- more beautiful steep. --(a) earth (b) moon (c) sun (d) valley.
17. A sonnet is a poem of ---- lines. --(a) ten (b) twelve (c) fourteen (d) twenty four.
18.Select the correct options:-
Assertion (A): Dull would he be of soul Who enjoy the beauty of the morning.
Reason(R):- Earth has not anything to show more fair according to the poet.
(a) both A and R are false.
(b) A is correct but R is false.
(c) A is false but R is true.
(d) both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A.
19.The very houses seem ---(a) dead (b) lost (c) asleep (d) awake.
20.Early morning the air of London is ---(a) foggy (b) full of smoke (c) polluted (d) smokeless.
21.Select the correct options:-
Assertion (A): The mighty heart lying still.
Reason(R):- It is early in the morning and busy city live is not started then.
(a) both A and R are false.
(b) A is correct but R is false.
(c) A is false but R is true.
(d) both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A.
22.All objects of city of London looks bright and glittering due to--- (a) smoke (b) air (c) rock (d) sunlight .
23.Match the columns :-
(a) Bare (i) uncover.
(b) soul (ii) sprit.
(c) glittering (iii) scene
(d) sight (iv) sparkling.
(a)(a)-(i) (b)-(ii ) (c)-(iii) (d)-(iv)
(b)(a)-(i) (b)-(ii ) (c)-(iv) (d)-(iii)
(c) (a)-(iii) (b)-(iv) (c)-(i) (d)-(ii)
(d)(a)-(iv) (b)-(iii) (c)-(i) (d)-(ii )
24.Earth has not anything to show more fair ' here 'fair' means --- (a) bright (b) beautiful (c) good (d) right.
UNIT-II : PROSE
A. Choose the appropriate answer for each question :- 1x16=16
25.The astrologer charged for per question ---- (a) Two pice (b) three pice (c) Two anna (d) Three anna.
26.The groundnuts vendor gave his ware a fancy name except ---- (a) Bombay Ice-Cream (b) Delhi Almond (c) Smart Ice Cream (d) Raja's Delicacy.
27.'' I will prepare some nice ---- for her.'' [ (a) stuff (b) toys (c) bread (d) sweets.]
28.The astrologer told about his previous life to ----(a) his son (b) his friend (c) his wife (d) his villagers.
29. I see once again great ---- to your life if you go from home. [ (a) trouble (b) danger (c) opportunity (d) mistake.]
30.The name of the stranger was ---- (a) Swapan kr. Ray (b) Guru Gouranga (c) Guru Nanak (d) Guru Nayak.
31.His wife was waiting for him at the ---- and demanded an explanation. [(a) pyol (b) gate (c) park (d) door.]
32.The place where the Astrologer sat was lit up by ---- (a) Municipal light (b) shop light (c) street light (d) parking light.
33.The green shaft was also gone, leaving the place in darkness and -----. [ (a) silence (b) noisy (c) crowd (d) calmness. ]
34.'' I can ---- some jaggery and coconut tomorrow.'' [ (a) made (b) sale (c) rent (d) buy ]
35.The green ---- was also gone, leaving the place in darkness and silence. [(a) light (b) screen (c) color (d) shaft.]
36.He had a working analysis of mankind's troubles like ---- (a) marriage (b) money (c) tangles of human ties (d) all of the above.
37.An Astrologer's Day ' is taken from ---- (a) The Guide (b) Swami and the other stories (c) Malgudi Days (d) My diary.
38. His forehead was resplendent with ---- ash and vermilion. [ (a) sacred (b) secret (c) secured (d) normal. ]
39. ''Rub it on your forehead and go home.'' Here 'it' referred to ---- (a) Vermilion (b) Ash (c) Soil (d) medicine.
40. ''Challenge is challenge. '' - Who said this ?--- (a) The astrologer (b) The stranger (c) Astrologer's wife (d) the nuts seller.
VIVEKANANDA COACHING CENTRE
CLASS : - XI ; SUB : - ENGLISH ( B )
F.M:- 25 : TIME:- 25 MINUTES, SERIES :- A
A. Complete the sentences choosing the correct answers from the alternatives given : -
1) The bridge is established in --- (a) London (b) Delhi (c) French (d) Kolkata.
2) '' Dull would he be of soul'' --- soul means --- (a) spirit (b) beauty (c) body (d) hand
3)Upon Westminster Bridge is a --- ballad / Sonnet / lyric / ode.
4) Here the word 'will' means --- (a) sound (b) shore (c) desire (d) murmur.
5)The city now doth -- doth means --- did / does / doing / done.
6) The river in Upon Westminster Bridge refers to ---(a) The Rhine (b) The Volga (c) The Ganga (d) The Themes .
7 ) The poet addresses God out of ---(a) joy and wonder (b) fear (c) excitement (d) gratitude .
8) All objects of city of London looks bright and glittering due to--- smoke / air / rock / sunlight .
B. Fill in the blanks with the correct alternative :-
9) All --- and ---- in the smokeless air. ( a) bright, shinning (b) soft, glittering (c) bright (c) glittering and bright (d) bright and glittering.
10) The river glideth at his --- sweet will. --- (a) actual (b) own (c) personal (d) hope.
11) A sight so ----- in its Majesty. --- (a) alarming (b) charming (c) touching (d) filling.
12) Ne'er saw I, never felt, a calm so ----. (a) deep (b) dip (c) beauty (d) noisy.
13) The ---- of the morning silent, bare. --- (a) beauty (b) good (c) scene (d) early.
14) ' The city now doth, like a ----- , wear. --- (a) Dress (b) beauty (c) garment (d) blanket.
15) The very ---- seem asleep. Hearts / towers / town / houses.
C. Identify the correct statements:-
16) I. The Westminster Bridge is over the Thames.
II. The river flows with sound.
III. The river glideth at his sweet will.
IV. There are no activities of ships and boats on the river.
(a) I,II,III are correct. (b) I,III,IV are correct. (c) I,IV are correct. (d) Only I is correct.
17) The very houses seem asleep because ---
I. There are no human activities .
II. It was a holiday so all the people are rested .
III. All the people in London asleep.
IV. It was eaely in the morning.
(a) I,II,III are correct. (b) I,III,IV are correct. (c) I,IV are correct. (d) Only I is correct.
E. Match the columns :-
18) A B
(a) Smokeless (i) motionless
(b) mighty (ii)Tranquil
(c) still (iii ) without smoke.
(d) calm (iv ) powerful
(a)(a)-(i) (b)-(ii ) (c)-(iii) (d)-(iv)
(b)(a)-(iii) (b)-(ii ) (c)-(iv) (d)-(i)
(c) (a)-(iii) (b)-(iv) (c)-(i) (d)-(ii)
(d)(a)-(iv) (b)-(iii) (c)-(i) (d)-(ii )
19) A B
(a) Bare (i ) beautiful
(b) Majesty (ii ) uncover
(c) steep (iii ) powerful.
(d) mighty (iv ) soak.
(a)(a)-(i) (b)-(ii ) (c)-(iii) (d)-(iv)
(b)(a)-(ii) (b)-(i) (c)-(iv) (d)-(iii)
(c) (a)-(iv) (b)-(iii) (c)-(ii) (d)-(i)
(d)(a)-(iv) (b)-(iii) (c)-(i) (d)-(ii )
20) A B
( a) sun (i) glittering
( b) air (ii ) shining
(c) temple (iii ) smokeless
(d) houses (iv ) asleep.
(a)(a)-(i) (b)-(ii ) (c)-(iii) (d)-(iv)
(b)(a)-(ii) (b)-(iii) (c)-(i) (d)-(iv)
(c) (a)-(iv) (b)-(iii) (c)-(ii) (d)-(i)
(d)(a)-(iv) (b)-(iii) (c)-(i) (d)-(ii )
F. Rearrange the following sentences:-
21) I. Dull would he be of soul who could pass by.
II. Mighty heart lying still.
III. Earth has not anything to show more fair.
IV. Everything in London glittering due to smokeless air.
(a) III,I,IV,II (b) II,III,I,IV (c) IV,III,II,I (d) I,II,IV,III.
22) I) The city put a garment of the morning beauty.
II) The London city was silent then.
III) The poet addressed God .
IV) All the objects of the city were glittering due to smokeless air.
(a) I,IV,III,II (b) II,III,I,IV (c) IV,III,II,I (d) I,II,IV,III.
G. Select the correct options:-
23) Assertion (A): The beauty of the morning is silent, bare.
Reason(R):- The day is now busy with its usual activities.
(a) both A and R are false.
(b) A is correct but R is false.
(c) A is false but R is true.
(d) both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A.
24)Assertion (A):- The river glideth at his own sweet will.
Reason(R):- There are no activities of boat started.
(a) both A and R are false.
(b) A is correct but R is false.
(c) A is false but R is true.
(d) both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A.
25) Assertion(A):- The very houses in the city in London seem asleep.
Reason(R):- The mighty heart of London is lying still in the early morning.
(a) both A and R are false.
(b) A is correct but R is false.
(c) A is false but R is true.
(d) both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A.
VIVEKANANDA COACHING CENTRE
CLASS : - XI ; SUB : - ENGLISH ( B )
F.M:- 25 : TIME:- 25 MINUTES, SERIES :- B
A. Fill in the blanks with the correct alternative :-
1) Ne'er saw I, never felt, a calm so ----. (a) deep (b) dip (c) beauty (d) noisy.
2) The ---- of the morning silent, bare. --- (a) beauty (b) good (c) scene (d) early.
3) ' The city now doth, like a ----- , wear. --- (a) Dress (b) beauty (c) garment (d) blanket.
4) The very ---- seem asleep. Hearts / towers / town / houses.
5) All --- and ---- in the smokeless air. ( a) bright, shinning (b) soft, glittering (c) bright (c) glittering and bright (d) bright and glittering.
6) The river glideth at his --- sweet will. --- (a) actual (b) own (c) personal (d) hope.
7) A sight so ----- in its Majesty. --- (a) alarming (b) charming (c) touching (d) filling.
B. Complete the sentences choosing the correct answers from the alternatives given : -
8)The city now doth -- doth means --- did / does / doing / done.
9) The river in Upon Westminster Bridge refers to ---(a) The Rhine (b) The Volga (c) The Ganga (d) The Themes .
10 ) The poet addresses God out of --- (a) fear (b) excitement (c) joy and wonder (d) gratitude .
11) All objects of city of London looks bright and glittering due to--- smoke / air / rock / sunlight .
12) The bridge is established in --- (a) London (b) Delhi (c) French (d) Kolkata.
13) '' Dull would he be of soul'' --- soul means --- (a) body (b) hand (c) spirit (d) beauty.
14)Upon Westminster Bridge is a --- ballad / Sonnet / lyric / ode.
15) Here the word 'will' means --- (a) sound (b) shore (c) desire (d) murmur.
C. Identify the correct statements:-
16) I. The Westminster Bridge is over the Thames.
II. The river flows with sound.
III. There are no activities of ships and boats on the river.
IV. The river glideth at his sweet will.
(a) I,II,III are correct. (b) I,III,IV are correct. (c) I,IV are correct. (d) Only I is correct.
17) The very houses seem asleep because ---
I. There are no human activities .
II. All the people in London asleep.
III. It was eaely in the morning.
IV. It was a holiday so all the people are rested .
(a) I,II,III are correct. (b) I,III,IV are correct. (c) I,IV are correct. (d) Only I is correct.
D. Select the correct options:-
18) Assertion (A): The beauty of the morning is silent, bare.
Reason(R):- The day is now busy with its usual activities.
(a) both A and R are false.
(b) A is correct but R is false.
(c) A is false but R is true.
(d) both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A.
19)Assertion (A):- The river glideth at his own sweet will.
Reason(R):- There are no activities of boat started.
(a) both A and R are false.
(b) A is correct but R is false.
(c) A is false but R is true.
(d) both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A.
20) Assertion(A):- The very houses in the city in London seem asleep.
Reason(R):- The mighty heart of London is lying still in the early morning.
(a) both A and R are false.
(b) A is correct but R is false.
(c) A is false but R is true.
(d) both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A.
E. Match the columns :-
21) A B
(a) Smokeless (i) motionless
(b) mighty (ii)Tranquil
(c) still (iii ) powerful
(d) calm (iv ) without smoke.
(a)(a)-(i) (b)-(ii ) (c)-(iii) (d)-(iv)
(b)(a)-(iii) (b)-(ii ) (c)-(iv) (d)-(i)
(c) (a)-(iv) (b)-(iii) (c)-(ii) (d)-(i)
(d)(a)-(iv) (b)-(iii) (c)-(i) (d)-(ii )
22) A B
(a) Bare (i ) beautiful
(b) Majesty (ii ) uncover
(c) steep (iii ) powerful.
(d) mighty (iv ) soak.
(a)(a)-(i) (b)-(ii ) (c)-(iii) (d)-(iv)
(b)(a)-(ii) (b)-(i) (c)-(iv) (d)-(iii)
(c) (a)-(iv) (b)-(iii) (c)-(ii) (d)-(i)
(d)(a)-(iv) (b)-(iii) (c)-(i) (d)-(ii )
23) A B
( a) sun (i) glittering
( b) air (ii ) shining
(c) temple (iii ) smokeless
(d) houses (iv ) asleep.
(a)(a)-(i) (b)-(ii ) (c)-(iii) (d)-(iv)
(b)(a)-(ii) (b)-(iii) (c)-(i) (d)-(iv)
(c) (a)-(iv) (b)-(iii) (c)-(ii) (d)-(i)
(d)(a)-(iv) (b)-(iii) (c)-(i) (d)-(ii )
F. Rearrange the following sentences:-
24) I. Dull would he be of soul who could pass by.
II. Mighty heart lying still.
III. Earth has not anything to show more fair.
IV. Everything in London glittering due to smokeless air.
(a) III,I,IV,II (b) II,III,I,IV (c) IV,III,II,I (d) I,II,IV,III.
25) I) The city put a garment of the morning beauty.
II) The London city was silent then.
III) The poet addressed God .
IV) All the objects of the city were glittering due to smokeless air.
(a) I,IV,III,II (b) II,III,I,IV (c) IV,III,II,I (d) I,II,IV,III.
VIVEKANANDA COACHING CENTRE
CLASS : - XI ; SUB : - ENGLISH ( B )
F.M:- 25 : TIME:- 25 MINUTES, SERIES :-
A. Complete the sentences choosing the correct answers from the alternatives given : -
1) Westminster Bridge is established in --- (a) Tokiyo (b) Delhi (c) London (d) French.
2 ) The river glideth at his sweet will. Here ' will' l means --- (a)sound (b) shore (c) desire (d) early.
3) Early morning the air of London is --- (a) foggy (b) full of smoke (c) polluted (d) smokeless.
4) Ships,towers, domes, etc are open unto the --- (a) field, heaven (b) lake, sky (c) field, sky (d) earth, sky.
5) Upon Westminster Bridge was composed on --- (a) September 3,1801 (b) September 3,1802 (c) September 13,1802 (d) September 3,1803.
6) All objects of city of London looks bright and glittering due to--- (a) smoke (b) sunlight (c) air (d) rock.
7)The poet never saw --- (a) a delight so deep (b) a calm so deep (c) such a great splendour (d) such a beauty scene.
8) Dull would he be of soul who could ----- (a) go on (b) pass at (c) pass by (d) went on.
B. Fill in the blanks with the correct alternative :-
9) The ---- of the Morning , silent, bare. --- (a) scene. (b) sweet (c) beautiful. (d) beauty.
10) Earth has not anything to show more ---- . --- (a) beauty (b) romantic (c) real (d) fair .
11) A sight so ----- in its Majesty. --- (a) alarming (b) charming (c) touching (d) filling.
12) Never did sun more beautiful ----. (a) step. (b) steep (c) scene. (d) sight.
13)All bright and ---- in the smokeless air. --- (a) shining (b) twinkling (c) glittering (d) dazzling .
14)The ---- of the morning silent, bare. --- (a) beauty (b) good (c) scene (d) early.
15)' The city now doth, like a ----- , wear. --- (a) Dress (b) beauty (c) garment (d) blanket.
C. Identify the correct statements:-
16) I. The Westminster Bridge is over the Thames.
II. The river flows with sound.
III. There are no ships and boats on the river.
IV. The river glideth at his sweet will.
(a) I,II,III are correct. (b) I,III,IV are correct. (c) I,IV are correct. (d) Only I is correct.
D. Identify the false statements:-
17) a) The poet was surprised.
b) The dwellers are sleeping.
c) The poet was not surprised.
d) The houses seem asleep.
E. Match the columns :-
18) A B
(a) Smokeless (i) motionless
(b) mighty (ii)Tranquil
(c) still (iii ) powerful
(d) calm (iv ) without smoke.
(a)(a)-(i) (b)-(ii ) (c)-(iii) (d)-(iv)
(b)(a)-(iii) (b)-(ii ) (c)-(iv) (d)-(i)
(c) (a)-(iv) (b)-(iii) (c)-(ii) (d)-(i)
(d)(a)-(iv) (b)-(iii) (c)-(i) (d)-(ii )
19) A B
(a) The city (i) seem asleep
(b) The river (ii) glideth at his sweet will
(c) The earth (iii) wears the beauty of the morning
(d) The houses (iv) has not anything to show more fair.
(a)(a)-(i) (b)-(ii ) (c)-(iii) (d)-(iv)
(b)(a)-(iii) (b)-(ii ) (c)-(iv) (d)-(i)
(c) (a)-(iv) (b)-(iii) (c)-(ii) (d)-(i)
(d)(a)-(iv) (b)-(iii) (c)-(i) (d)-(ii )
20) A B
(a) The river (i ) Westminster
(b) The city (ii) lies
(c) The temple (iii) London
(d) The Bridge (iv) Thames
(a)(a)-(i) (b)-(ii ) (c)-(iii) (d)-(iv)
(b)(a)-(iii) (b)-(ii ) (c)-(iv) (d)-(i)
(c) (a)-(iv) (b)-(iii) (c)-(ii) (d)-(i)
(d)(a)-(iv) (b)-(ii) (c)-(iii) (d)-(i)
F. Rearrange the following sentences:-
21)I) It was early in the morning.
II) The poet was surprised.
III) The poet was going to Dover.
IV) The beauty of the morning was majestic.
(a) I,II,III,IV (b) II,III,I,IV (c) IV,III,II,I (d) I,III,IV,II.
22). I) The city put a garment of the morning beauty.
II) The London city was silent then.
III) The poet addressed God .
IV) All the objects of the city were glittering due to smokeless air.
(a) I,IV,III,II (b) II,III,I,IV (c) IV,III,II,I (d) I,II,IV,III.
G. Select the correct options:-
23) Assertion (A): The beauty of the morning is silent, bare.
Reason(R):- The day is now busy with its usual activities.
(a) both A and R are false.
(b) A is correct but R is false.
(c) A is false but R is true.
(d) both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A.
24)Assertion (A):- In the morning everything seen from Westminster Bridge looks bright and glittering.
Reason(R):- The air is smokeless.
(a) both A and R are false.
(b) A is correct but R is false.
(c) A is false but R is true.
(d) both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A.
25) Assertion(A):- The very houses in the city in London seem asleep.
Reason(R):- The mighty heart of London is lying still in the early morning.
(a) both A and R are false.
(b) A is correct but R is false.
(c) A is false but R is true.
(d) both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A.
VIVEKANANDA COACHING CENTRE
CLASS : - XI ; SUB : - ENGLISH ( B )
F.M:- 25 : TIME:- 25 MINUTES, SERIES :- S1
A. Complete the sentences which follow choosing the correct answers from the alternatives given : -
1) The river in Upon Westminster Bridge refers to ---(a) The Rhine (b) The Volga (c) The Ganga (d) The Themes .
2 ) The poet addresses God out of --- (a) fear (b) excitement (c) joy and wonder (d) gratitude .
3) According to Wordsworth, the city looks --- (a) ugly (b) lively (c) most beautiful (d) busy.
4 ) in net first splendor ' - here his refers to --- (a) the city (b) the sun (c) the sky (d) the bridge .
5) The city of London puts on a garment of ---(a) soft air (b) calm trees (c) morning light (d) afternoon light.
6) '' Dull would he be of soul'' --- soul means --- (a) body (b) hand (c) spirit (d) beauty.
7) According to the poet, London is the --- (a) busiest city (b) pollute city (c) big city (d) fairest city.
8) Ships,towers, domes, etc are open unto the --- (a) field, heaven (b) lake, sky (c) field, sky (d) earth, sky.
9) The person who passes without enjoying the beauty of the London morning is --- (a) dull (b) busy (c) boring (d) gloomy .
10) All objects of city of London looks bright and glittering due to--- (a) smoke (b) sunlight (c) air (d) rock.
11) The poet wrote the poem while going to ---(a) Russia (b) India (c) Italy (d) French .
12) Here the word 'will' means --- (a) sound (b) shore (c) desire (d) murmur.
13) The very houses seem --- (a) lost (b) asleep (c) awake (d) dead .
14) The poet never saw --- (a) a delight so deep (b) a calm so deep (c) such a great splendour (d) such a beauty scene.
15) A sight so ----- in its Majesty. --- (a) alarming (b) charming (c) touching (d) filling.
16) The city now doth -- doth means --- (a) did (b) does (c) doing (d) done.
17) ' The city now doth, like a ----- , wear. --- (a) Dress (b) beauty (c) garment (d) blanket.
18) The very ---- seem asleep. --- (a) houses (b) Hearts (c) towers (d) town.
19) Ne'er saw I, never felt, a ---- so deep. ---- (a) calm (b) rough (c) silent (d) noisy.
20) Dull would he be of soul who could ----- (a) go on (b) pass at (c) pass by (d) went on.
21) Everything is bright and clear --- (a) earth has not anything to show more fair (b) The air is smokeless (c) the air is cloudy (d) the river moves in its sweet will.
22) The heart which is lying still, is --- (a) city (b) London (c) huge (d) Mighty.
23) The ---- of the morning silent, bare. --- (a) beauty (b) good (c) scene (d) early.
24) All bright and ---- in the smokeless air. --- (a) shining (b) twinkling (c) glittering (d) dazzling )
25) ---- glideth at his own sweet will. --- (a) The river (b) the valley (c) the moon (d) the sun.
VIVEKANANDA COACHING CENTRE
CLASS : - XI ; SUB : - ENGLISH ( B )
F.M:- 25 : TIME:- 25 MINUTES, SERIES :- K1
A. Complete the sentences which follow choosing the correct answers from the alternatives given : -
1) All objects of city of London looks bright and glittering due to--- (a) smoke (b) air (c) rock (d) sunlight .
2) The poet wrote the poem while going to --- (a) Italy (b) French (c) Russia (d) India.
3) Here the word 'will' means --- (a) sound (b) shore (c) desire (d) murmur.
4) The very houses seem --- (a) dead (b) lost (c) asleep (d) awake.
5) The poet never saw --- (a) a delight so deep (b) a calm so deep (c) such a great splendour (d) such a beauty scene.
6) A sight so ----- in its Majesty. --- (a) alarming (b) charming (c) touching (d) filling.
7) The city now doth -- doth means --- (a) did (b) does (c) doing (c) done.
8) ' The city now doth, like a ----- , wear. --- (a) Dress (b) beauty (c) garment (d) blanket.
9) The very ---- seem asleep. --- (a) Hearts (b) towers (c) town (d) houses.
10) Ne'er saw I, never felt, a ---- so deep. --- (a) calm (b) rough (c) silent (d) noisy.
11) Dull would he be of soul who could ----- (a) pass at (b) pass by (c) go on (d) went on.
12) The river in Upon Westminster Bridge refers to ---(a) The Ganga (b) The Themes (c) The Rhine (d) The Volga .
13 ) The poet addresses God out of ---(a) fear (b) excitement (c) joy and wonder (d) gratitude .
14) According to Wordsworth, the city looks --- (a) ugly (b) lively (c) most beautiful (d) busy.
15) in net first splendor ' - here his refers to --- (a) the city (b) the sun (c) the sky (d) the bridge .
16) The city of London puts on a garment of ---(a) soft air (b) calm trees (c) morning light (d) afternoon light.
17) Everything is bright and clear --- (a) earth has not anything to show more fair (b) The air is smokeless (c) the air is cloudy (d) the river moves in its sweet will.
18) The heart which is lying still, is --- (a) city (b) London (c) huge (d) Mighty.
19) The ---- of the morning silent, bare. --- (a) beauty (b) good (c) scene (d) early.
20) All bright and ---- in the smokeless air. --- (a) shining (b) twinkling (c) glittering (d) dazzling.
21) ---- glideth at his own sweet will. --- (a) The river (b) the valley (c) the moon (d) the sun.
22) '' Dull would he be of soul'' --- soul means --- (a) body (b) hand (c) spirit (d) beauty.
23) According to the poet, London is the --- (a) busiest city (b) pollute city (c) big city (d) fairest city.
24) Ships,towers, domes, etc are open unto the --- (a) field, heaven (b) lake, sky (c) field, sky (d) earth, sky.
25) The person who passes without enjoying the beauty of the London morning is --- (a) boring (b) gloomy (c) dull (d) busy.
VIVEKANANDA COACHING CENTRE
CLASS : - XI ; SUB : - ENGLISH ( B )
F.M:- 25 : TIME:- 25 MINUTES, SERIES :- R1
A. Complete the sentences which follow choosing the correct answers from the alternatives given : -
1) The very ---- seem asleep. --- (a) towers (b) Hearts (c) town (d) houses .
2 ) Ne'er saw I, never felt, a ---- so deep. --- (a) calm (b) silent (c) rough(d) noisy .
3) Dull would he be of soul who could ----- (a) go on (b) went on (c) pass at (d) pass by.
4) The river in Upon Westminster Bridge refers to ---(a) The Ganga (b) The Themes (c) The Rhine (d) The Volga .
5 ) The poet addresses God out of --- (a) joy and wonder (b) gratitude (c) fear (d) excitement.
6) According to Wordsworth, the city looks --- (a) ugly (b) lively (c) most beautiful (d) busy.
7) in net first splendor ' - here his refers to --- (a) the city (b) the sun (c) the sky (d) the bridge .
8) The city of London puts on a garment of ---(a) soft air (b) calm trees (c) morning light (d) afternoon light.
9) Everything is bright and clear --- (a) earth has not anything to show more fair (b) The air is smokeless (c) the air is cloudy (d) the river moves in its sweet will.
10) The heart which is lying still, is --- (a) city (b) London (c) huge (d) Mighty.
11) The ---- of the morning silent, bare. --- (a) beauty (b) good (c) scene (d) early.
12) All objects of city of London looks bright and glittering due to--- (a) rock (b) sunlight (c) smoke (d) air .
13) The poet wrote the poem while going to --- (a) Italy (b) French (c) Russia (d) India.
14) Here the word 'will' means --- (a) sound (b) shore (c) murmur.
(d) desire.
15) The very houses seem ---(a) dead (b) lost (c) asleep (d) awake.
16) The poet never saw --- (a) a delight so deep (b) a calm so deep (c) such a great splendour (d) such a beauty scene.
17) A sight so ----- in its Majesty. --- (a) alarming (b) charming (c) touching (d) filling.
18) The city now doth -- doth means ---(a) doing (b) done (c) did (d) does.
19) ' The city now doth, like a ----- , wear. ---(a) Dress (b) blanket.
(c) beauty (d) garment
20) All bright and ---- in the smokeless air. --- (a) shining (b) twinkling (c) glittering (d) dazzling.
21) ---- glideth at his own sweet will. --- (a) The river (b) the valley (c) the moon (d) the sun.
22) '' Dull would he be of soul'' --- soul means --- (a) body (b) hand (c) spirit (d) beauty.
23) According to the poet, London is the --- (a) busiest city (b) pollute city (c) big city (d) fairest city.
24) Ships,towers, domes, etc are open unto the --- (a) field, heaven (b) lake, sky (c) field, sky (d) earth, sky.
25) The person who passes without enjoying the beauty of the London morning is --- (a) busy (b) boring (c) gloomy (d) dull.
VIVEKANANDA COACHING CENTRE
CLASS : - XI ; SUB : - ENGLISH ( B )
F.M:- 25 : TIME:- 25 MINUTES, SERIES :- S2
A. Complete the sentences which follow choosing the correct answers from the alternatives given : -
1) Upon Westminster Bridge deals with London in---(a) evening (b) morning (c) afternoon (d) night .
2 ) While going to Dover , William Wordsworth was accompanied by --- (a) Mary Wordsworth (b) Juli Wordsworth (c) Dorothy Wordsworth (d) Belle Wordsworth
3) Upon Westminster Bridge was composed on --- (a) September 3,1801 (b) September 3,1802 (c) September 13,1802 (d) September 3,1803
4) The mighty heart of a giant is compared with the heart of --- (a) the bridge (b) the city (c) the river (d) the hill
5) The poet sees London as part of ---(a) the nerve centre of commerce (b) Nature (c) isolated (d) none .
13 ) in the morning the city of London appears to be--- (a) crowded (b) silent (c) cloudy (d) none .
7) According to the poet, London is the --- (a) busiest city (b) pollute city (c) big city (d) fairest city.
8) Ships,towers, domes, etc are open unto the --- (a) field, heaven (b) lake, sky (c) field, sky (d) earth, sky.
9) The houses of London seem - (a) shaken (b) amaged (c) asleep (d) awake
10) Earth has not anything to show more fair than ---(a) London (b) The Westminster Bridge (c) The open skies (d) Heaven
11) William Wordsworth was ---(a) a romantic poet (b) a war poet (c) an Elizabethan poet (d) none.
12) Upon Westminster Bridge is a --- (a) ballad (b) Sonnet (c) lyric (d) ode.
13) The person who could pass by would be dull of ---(a) heart (b) soul (c) mind (d) body.
14) The poet never saw --- (a) a delight so deep (b) a calm so deep (c) such a great splendour (d) such a beauty scene.
15) A sight so ----- in its Majesty. --- (a) alarming (b) charming (c) touching (d) filling.
16) Early morning the air of London is --- (a) foggy (b) full of smoke (c) polluted (d) smokeless.
17) Never did ---- more beautiful steep. --- (a) London (b) The Thames (c) Sun (d) the earth.
18) In the poem 'Upon Westminster Bridge ' London's view is --- (a) hazy (b) foggy (c) clear (d) cloudy.
19) Never did ---- more beautiful steep. --- (a) earth (b) moon (c) sun (d) valley.
20). Earth has not anything to show more ---- . --- (a) beauty (b) romantic (c) real (d) fair .
21) Everything is bright and clear --- (a) earth has not anything to show more fair (b) The air is smokeless (c) the air is cloudy (d) the river moves in its sweet will.
22) The heart which is lying still, is --- (a) city (b) London (c) huge (d) Mighty.
23) The river glideth at his sweet will. Here ' will' l means --- (a)sound (b) shore (c) desire (d) early.
24) A sight so touching in its ---- (a) Majesty (b) glory (c) prosperity (d) beauty.
25) The beauty of the morning; ---, bare. ---(a) busy (b) silent (c) open (d) cloudless.
VIVEKANANDA COACHING CENTRE
CLASS : - XI ; SUB : - ENGLISH ( B )
F.M:- 25 : TIME:- 25 MINUTES, SERIES :- K2
A. Complete the sentences which follow choosing the correct answers from the alternatives given : -
1) William Wordsworth was ---(a) a romantic poet (b) a war poet (c) an Elizabethan poet (d) none.
2) Upon Westminster Bridge is a --- (a) ballad (b) Sonnet (c) lyric (d) ode.
3) The person who could pass by would be dull of ---(a) heart (b) soul (c) mind (d) body.
4) The poet never saw ---(a) such a great splendour (b) such a beauty scene (c) a delight so deep (d) a calm so deep
5) A sight so ----- in its Majesty. --- (a) filling (b) alarming (c) charming (d) touching
6) Early morning the air of London is --- (a) foggy (b) full of smoke (c) polluted (d) smokeless.
7) Never did ---- more beautiful steep. --- (a) London (b) The Thames (c) Sun (d) the earth.
8) In the poem 'Upon Westminster Bridge ' London's view is --- (a) hazy (b) foggy (c) clear (d) cloudy.
9) Never did ---- more beautiful steep. --- (a) earth (b) moon (c) sun (d) valley.
10). Earth has not anything to show more ---- . --- (a) beauty (b) romantic (c) real (d) fair .
11) Everything is bright and clear --- (a) earth has not anything to show more fair (b) The air is smokeless (c) the air is cloudy (d) the river moves in its sweet will.
12) The heart which is lying still, is --- (a) city (b) London (c) huge (d) Mighty.
13) The river glideth at his sweet will. Here ' will' l means --- (a)sound (b) shore (c) desire (d) early.
14) A sight so touching in its ---- (a) Majesty (b) glory (c) prosperity (d) beauty.
15) The beauty of the morning; ---, bare. ---(a) busy (b) silent (c) open (d) cloudless.
16 ) Upon Westminster Bridge deals with London in---(a) evening (b) morning (c) afternoon (d) night .
17 ) While going to Dover , William Wordsworth was accompanied by --- (a) Mary Wordsworth (b) Dorothy Wordsworth (c) Belle Wordsworth (d) Juli Wordsworth .
18) Upon Westminster Bridge was composed on --- (a) September 3,1802 (b) September 13,1802 (c) September 3,1803 (d) September 3,1801 .
19) The mighty heart of a giant is compared with the heart of --- (a) the bridge (b) the river (c) the hill (d) the city .
20) The poet sees London as part of ---(a) Nature (b) the nerve centre of commerce (c) isolated (d) none .
21 ) in the morning the city of London appears to be--- (a) cloudy (b) none (c) crowded (d)silent .
22) According to the poet, London is the --- (a) busiest city (b) pollute city (c) big city (d) fairest city.
23) Ships,towers, domes, etc are open unto the --- (a) field, heaven (b) lake, sky (c) field, sky (d) earth, sky.
24) The houses of London seem -(a) asleep (b) awake (c) shaken (d) amaged .
25) Earth has not anything to show more fair than ---(a) London (b) The Westminster Bridge (c) Heaven (d) The open skies .
VIVEKANANDA COACHING CENTRE
CLASS : - XI ; SUB : - ENGLISH ( B )
F.M:- 25 : TIME:- 25 MINUTES, SERIES :- R2
A. Complete the sentences which follow choosing the correct answers from the alternatives given : -
1) A sight so ----- in its Majesty. --- (a) alarming (b) charming (c) touching (d) filling.
2) Early morning the air of London is --- (a) foggy (b) full of smoke (c) polluted (d) smokeless.
3) Never did ---- more beautiful steep. --- (a) London (b) The Thames (c) Sun (d) the earth.
4) In the poem 'Upon Westminster Bridge ' London's view is --- (a) hazy (b) foggy (c) clear (d) cloudy.
5) Never did ---- more beautiful steep. --- (a) earth (b) moon (c) sun (d) valley.
6). Earth has not anything to show more ---- . --- (a) beauty (b) romantic (c) real (d) fair .
7) Upon Westminster Bridge deals with London in---(a) evening (b) morning (c) afternoon (d) night .
8 ) While going to Dover , William Wordsworth was accompanied by --- (a) Mary Wordsworth (b) Dorothy Wordsworth (c) Belle Wordsworth (d) Juli Wordsworth .
9) Upon Westminster Bridge was composed on --- (a) September 3,1802 (b) September 13,1802 (c) September 3,1803 (d) September 3,1801 .
10) The mighty heart of a giant is compared with the heart of --- (a) the bridge (b) the river (c) the hill (d) the city .
11) The poet sees London as part of ---(a) Nature (b) the nerve centre of commerce (c) isolated (d) none .
12) Everything is bright and clear --- (a) earth has not anything to show more fair (b) The air is smokeless (c) the air is cloudy (d) the river moves in its sweet will.
13) The heart which is lying still, is --- (a) city (b) London (c) huge (d) Mighty.
14) The river glideth at his sweet will. Here ' will' l means --- (a)sound (b) shore (c) desire (d) early.
15) A sight so touching in its ---- (a) Majesty (b) glory (c) prosperity (d) beauty.
16) The beauty of the morning; ---, bare. ---(a) busy (b) silent (c) open (d) cloudless.
17) in the morning the city of London appears to be---(a) crowded (b) silent (c) cloudy (d) none .
18) According to the poet, London is the --- (a) busiest city (b) pollute city (c) big city (d) fairest city.
19) Ships,towers, domes, etc are open unto the --- (a) field, heaven (b) lake, sky (c) field, sky (d) earth, sky.
20) The houses of London seem -(a) asleep (b) awake (c) shaken (d) amaged .
21) Earth has not anything to show more fair than ---(a) London (b) The Westminster Bridge (c) Heaven (d) The open skies .
22) William Wordsworth was ---(a) a romantic poet (b) a war poet (c) an Elizabethan poet (d) none.
23) Upon Westminster Bridge is a --- (a) ballad (b) Sonnet (c) lyric (d) ode.
24) The person who could pass by would be dull of ---(a) heart (b) soul (c) mind (d) body.
25) The poet never saw --- (a) a delight so deep (b) a calm so deep (c) such a great splendour (d) such a beauty scene.
VIVEKANANDA COACHING CENTRE
CLASS : - XI ; SUB : - ENGLISH ( B )
F.M:- 40 : TIME:- 1 HOUR. SERIES :- A
UNIT-I : PROSE
A. Choose the appropriate answer for each question :- 1x16=16
1.His wife was waiting for him at the ---- and demanded an explanation. [(a) pyol (b) gate (c) park (d) door.]
2.The place where the Astrologer sat was lit up by ---- (a) Municipal light (b) shop light (c) street light (d) parking light.
3.The green shaft was also gone, leaving the place in darkness and -----. [ (a) silence (b) noisy (c) crowd (d) calmness. ]
4.'' I can ---- some jaggery and coconut tomorrow.'' [ (a) made (b) sale (c) rent (d) buy ]
5.The green ---- was also gone, leaving the place in darkness and silence. [(a) light (b) screen (c) color (d) shaft.]
6.He had a working analysis of mankind's troubles like ---- (a) marriage (b) money (c) tangles of human ties (d) all of the above.
7.An Astrologer's Day ' is taken from ---- (a) The Guide (b) Swami and the other stories (c) Malgudi Days (d) My diary.
8. His forehead was resplendent with ---- ash and vermilion. [ (a) sacred (b) secret (c) secured (d) normal. ]
9.The astrologer charged for per question ---- (a) Two pice (b) three pice (c) Two anna (d) Three anna.
10.The groundnuts vendor gave his ware a fancy name except ---- (a) Bombay Ice-Cream (b) Delhi Almond (c) Smart Ice Cream (d) Raja's Delicacy.
11.'' I will prepare some nice ---- for her.'' [ (a) stuff (b) toys (c) bread (d) sweets.]
12.The astrologer told about his previous life to ----(a) his son (b) his friend (c) his wife (d) his villagers.
13. I see once again great ---- to your life if you go from home. [ (a) trouble (b) danger (c) opportunity (d) mistake.]
14.The name of the stranger was ---- (a) Swapan kr. Ray (b) Guru Gouranga (c) Guru Nanak (d) Guru Nayak.
15. ''Rub it on your forehead and go home.'' Here 'it' referred to ---- (a) Vermilion (b) Ash (c) Soil (d) medicine.
16. ''Challenge is challenge. '' - Who said this ?--- (a) The astrologer (b) The stranger (c) Astrologer's wife (d) the nuts seller.
UNIT-II : VERSE
A. Choose the appropriate answer for each question :- 1x24=24
17.While going to Dover , William Wordsworth was accompanied by --- (a) Mary Wordsworth (b) Dorothy Wordswortly (c) Belle Wordsworth (d) Juli Wordsworth .
18.Match the columns :-
A B
(a) Soul (i) sweet
(b) Calm (ii) dull
(c) Will (iii) majesty
(d) Sight (iv) deep
(a)(a)-(i) (b)-(ii ) (c)-(iii) (d)-(iv)
(b)(a)-(ii) (b)-(iv ) (c)-(i) (d)-(iii)
(c) (a)-(iii) (b)-(iv) (c)-(i) (d)-(ii)
(d)(a)-(iv) (b)-(iii) (c)-(i) (d)-(ii )
19.The poet sees London as part of ---(a) Nature (b) the nerve centre of commerce (c) isolated (d) none .
20.Rearrange the following sentences:-
I. The city now doth, like a garment, wear.
II. All bright and glittering in the smokeless air.
III. The river glideth at his own sweet will.
IV. The very houses seem asleep.
(a) III,I,IV,II (b) II,III,I,IV (c) IV,III,II,I (d) I,II,III,IV.
21.Dull would he be of soul who could ----- (a) go on (b) pass at (c) pass by (d) went on.
22.Never did ---- more beautiful steep. --(a) earth (b) moon (c) sun (d) valley.
23. A sonnet is a poem of ---- lines. --(a) ten (b) twelve (c) fourteen (d) twenty four.
24.Rearrange the following sentences:-
I. It was early in the morning.
II. The poet was surprised.
III. The poet was going to Dover.
IV. The beauty of the morning is majestic.
(a) III,I,IV,II (b) II,III,I,IV (c) IV,III,II,I (d) I,II,IV,III.
25. Which things are glittering in the smokeless air -- (a) Ships (b) towers (c) both of the above (d) none of the above.
26.Match the columns :-
(a) Bare (i) uncover.
(b) soul (ii) sprit.
(c) glittering (iii) scene
(d) sight (iv) sparkling.
(a)(a)-(i) (b)-(ii ) (c)-(iii) (d)-(iv)
(b)(a)-(i) (b)-(ii ) (c)-(iv) (d)-(iii)
(c) (a)-(iii) (b)-(iv) (c)-(i) (d)-(ii)
(d)(a)-(iv) (b)-(iii) (c)-(i) (d)-(ii )
27.And all that ---- heart lying still. (a) huge (b) big (c) small (d) mighty.
28. At what time the poet sees beauty of the morning ? --- (a) evening (b) Night (c) afternoon (d) morning.
29.The beauty of the morning; silent, ----- (a) bare (b) silent (c) open (d) cloudless.
30.The river in Upon Westminster Bridge refers to ---(a) The Ganga (b) The Themes (c) The Rhine (d) The Volga .
31.Select the correct options:-
Assertion (A): The houses in the London city seem asleep.
Reason(R):- Because it is early in the evening.
(a) both A and R are false.
(b) A is correct but R is false.
(c) A is false but R is true.
(d) both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A.
32.Match the columns :-
A B
(a) Glitternig (i) London.
(b) City (ii) Ships.
(c) dull (iii) houses
(d) asleep (iv) Who could pass by.
(a)(a)-(i) (b)-(ii ) (c)-(iii) (d)-(iv)
(b)(a)-(iii) (b)-(ii ) (c)-(iv) (d)-(i)
(c) (a)-(ii) (b)-(i) (c)-(iv) (d)-(iii)
(d)(a)-(iv) (b)-(iii) (c)-(i) (d)-(ii )
33.Upon Westminster Bridge was composed on ---(a) September 3,1802 (b) September 13,1802 (c) September 3,1803 (d) September 3,1801 .
34.The city now doth, like a ----- , wear. -- (a) Dress (b) beauty (c) garment (d) blanket.
35.Earth has not anything to show more fair ' here 'fair' means --- (a) bright (b) beautiful (c) good (d) right.
36.Select the correct options:-
Assertion (A): Dull would he be of soul Who enjoy the beauty of the morning.
Reason(R):- Earth has not anything to show more fair according to the poet.
(a) both A and R are false.
(b) A is correct but R is false.
(c) A is false but R is true.
(d) both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A.
37.The very houses seem ---(a) dead (b) lost (c) asleep (d) awake.
38.Early morning the air of London is ---(a) foggy (b) full of smoke (c) polluted (d) smokeless.
39.Select the correct options:-
Assertion (A): The mighty heart lying still.
Reason(R):- It is early in the morning and busy city live is not started then.
(a) both A and R are false.
(b) A is correct but R is false.
(c) A is false but R is true.
(d) both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A.
40.All objects of city of London looks bright and glittering due to--- (a) smoke (b) air (c) rock (d) sunlight .
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