LT Grade English MCQs Mock Test 30

1. Who was shy and retiring by nature?

2. What is name of the daughter of Shylock, a villain in The Merchant of Venice ?

3. Who is "a gentleman of great courage, good understanding, but invincible modesty"?

4. Which essay the following line forms a part of: "I felt like a knight charging to the rescue of innocence."

5. Who refers to Carlyle who calls the "great, deep sea of Nescience on which we float like exhalations that are and then are not."

6. Who confesses: "I cannot put my hand to anything outside my little routine without finding myself meddling with things I don't understand"?

7. His father (Gandhi) was_

8. His mother's (Gandhi) name was

9. What was the pet dialogue of the lady in The Luncheon?

10. What did the lady say to the author while sitting in a cab in The Luncheon?

11. What do you note in the reply given by the author in the end to the pet dialogue of the lady (in The Luncheon)- Lady- I never eat more than one thing for luncheon, Author T'll do better than that,' I retorted. I'll eat nothing for dinner tonight."

12. What year was the story "Last Leaf"published?

13. Who wrote the Last leaf?

14. While visiting Jane at Netherfield, what event does 15 year-old Lydia Bennet ask Mr. Bingley to host?

15. What social blunder does Mrs. Bennet make when she visits Mr. Bingley's home with her younger daughters?

16. During his visit with the Bingleys at Netherfield, who does Mr. Darcy write to in the evenings?

17. What name does Magwitch use to hide his identity?

18. Why does Jaggers smell of soap?

19. Who takes credit for Pip's rise in status?

20. When Elizabeth delivers Henchard a note, who does she find in his office?

21. What does Henchard enclose in his return letter to Susan?

22. Who do Henchard and Farfrae quarrel over?

23. What will be the suitable prefix for the word 'decent'?

24. "Strange friend, past, present and to be loved deeplier understood."- Tennyson What special features of construction do you find in the lines above? (PGT 2003)

25. Ask me tomorrow and you shall find me a grave man. (TGT-05)

26. It is a translation Horace's Ars Poetica. (TGT-05)

27. My friend came all the way from Kathmandu to congratulate me my success. (PGT-05)

28. The cat is hiding us. (PGT-05)

29. Silkworm feed mulberry trees. (PGT-05)

30. A state of financial distress in which a person or business is unable to pay their debts-

31. One who does good to one's fellow men-M

32. A name assumed by a writer or a false name-

Directions (33-38): Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions that follow At Burdwan, we were told, "Third class tickets are not booked so early." I went to the station master. He also made the same reply. As soon as the booking window opened, might was right and passengers, who were forward and indifferent to others, coming one after another continued to push me out. I was therefore about the last of the first crowd to get a ticket. ALHAM The train arrived and getting into it was another trial. I went to the guard. He said, "You must try to get in where you can, or take the next train." Much against my mind, I got into an inter class compartment with my wife. The guard saw us getting in. At Asansol Station he came to charge excess fares. I said to him, "It was your duty to find us room. We could not get any, and so are sitting here." "You may not argue with me", said the guard, "I cannot accommodate you. You must pay the excess fare or get out." I wanted to reach Pune somehow, so I paid the excess fare demanded, but I resented the injustice. of third class passengers are undoubtedly due to the high- handedness of railway authorities. But the rudeness, dirty habits, selfishness and ignorance of the passengers themselves are no less to blame. The pity is that they often do not realize that they are behaving ill, dirtily or selfishly. They believe that everything they do is in the natural way. All this may be traced to the indifference towards them of us 'educated people'. (UPTGT-2005) ..............Question: 33. The author travelled by inter class because:

34. The author had to pay excess fare because-

35. The passage is mainly concerned with the-

36. According to the author, the hardships of third class passengers will be minimized if:

37. According to the passage, the author could have easily purchased tickets if

38. According to the passage, the most pitiable thing about third class passengers is their-

Directions (39-42) Find the incorrect One Word for the explanation.

Directions (39-42) Find the incorrect One Word for the explanation.

Directions (39-42) Find the incorrect One Word for the explanation.

Directions (39-42) Find the incorrect One Word for the explanation.

Directions (43-44): Find the Foreign Expression with incorrect meaning:

Directions (43-44): Find the Foreign Expression with incorrect meaning:

Directions (43-44): Find the Foreign Expression with incorrect meaning:

Directions: Translate the following sentences in English. 45. वह दौड़ते- दौड़ते गया।

46. वह हँसते-हँसते आयी।

47. मुँह पूरा खोलो।

48. Which is not a characteristic of Dickens's work?

49. Idylls of The King is a poem by-

50. Thomas Gradgrind is a practical character in the novel