LT Grade English MCQs Mock Test 26

"Zounds' is an euphemism for:

a. Zairre sounds

b. Gosh darn

C. God's love

d. God's wounds

The Pulitzer Prize is awarded by:

a. The American Government

b. The Council of American Arts and Letters

c. The Ford Foundation

d. Columbia University, New York

Whose photographs have been selected in the book 12 Million Black Voices?

A. Walker Evans

B. Dorothea Lange

C. Arthur Rothstein

D. All of the above

The photos selected in the book 12 Million Black Voices depict?

A. The lives of black people in 1930s America

B. Black people's misery and weariness under rural poverty

C. Black people's spiritual strength, and their lives in northern ghettos

D. All of the above

How many pictures (images) are there in the book12 Million Black Voices?

A. 60

B. 70

C. 80

D. 90

How did they settle the programme in The Luncheon?

A. On Phone

B. Through correspondence

C. Through a friend

D. By sending email

What did the lady order for the first time in The Luncheon?

A. Salmon

B. Pudding

C. Luncheon

D. caviar

What did the author order for himself in The Luncheon?

A. Salmon

B. mutton chop

C. Luncheon

D. caviar

How many times O Henry married?

A. One

B. Two

C. Three

D. four

How many collection did O Henry end up having published?

A. 4.

B. 12

C. 7.

D. 10

Which character's home plays the greatest symbolic role in the novel?

A. Darcy's

B. Elizabeth's

C. Bingley's

D. Mr. Collins's

In what way is Austen's criticism of class limited?

A. She only criticizes the unsympathetic characters.

B. She does not seem to take it seriously herself.

C. She is overly pessimistic about social change.

D. She ignores the lower classes entirely.

Who would agree that "a single man in possession of a good fortune, must be in want of a wife"?

A. Mr. Bennett

B. Mrs. Bennett

C. Elizabeth Bennett

D. Mr. Bingley

What name does Wemmick call his elderly father?

A. "Aged Parent"

B. "Venerable Ancestor"

C. "Decrepit Sire"

D. "Old Feller"

Who tells Pip that Compeyson was Miss Havisham's fiancé?

A. Wemmick

B. Estella

C. Herbert

D. Magwitc

What is Herbert's nickname for Pip?

A. Haydn

B. Handel

C. Mendelssohn

D. Salieri

How many years pass between the second and third chapters?

A. Five

B. Sixteen

C. Eighteen

D. Twenty-one

Who does Elizabeth-Jane believe to be her father?

A. Newson

B. Henchard

C. The Mayor of Casterbridge

D. Donald Farfrae

Why do the pigs add "to excess" to the commandment "No animal shall drink"?

A. In case the other animals were confused about how much they could drink

B. Because they tried drinking whiskey and plan to drink more

C. The police told them they couldn't ban it outright.

D. Napoleon paints that on the barn when he's drunk.

As food rations grow smaller, what does Squealer tell the animals?

A. That times are tough and they must band together

B. That they might all starve to death

C. That the pigs are eating well so they can rule well

D. That rations are still better than when Mr. Jones was in charge

What are the mandatory events where animals march and celebrate Animal Farm called?

A. General Assemblies

B. Spontaneous Demonstrations

C. Speeding the Plow

D. Pep Rallies

What is situated immediately outside the door of the prison in which Hester is kept? A.

A rosebush

B. A pine tree

C. A gallows

D. A graveyard

What is the comparative form of "beautiful? (TGT 2004)

A. More beautiful

B. Beautifull

C. Beautifuller

D. None of these

She sang and danced happily". Identify the nature of the underlined verbs: (TGT 2004)

A. Transitive verbs

B. Intransitive verbs

C. Verbs of incomplete predication

D. Regular verb

Hema has no control his temper. (TGT-04)

A. in

B. over

C. at

D. after

26. He fielded the ball and threw it, but it missed the wicket (TGT-04)

A. by a long chalk

B. by a distance

C. to draw a blank

D. by the way

27. There three gifts in the car. (TGT-04)

A. was

B. is

C. are

D. have

There three gifts in the car. (TGT-04)

A. was

B. is

C. are

D. have

28. A pair of scissors

A. was

B. is

C. are

D. were

29. He is junior_ me. (P-04)

A. than

B. over

C. to

D. none of these

30. Find out the correctly spelt word: (PGT 2011)

A. Treachrous

C. Trechearous

B. Trecherous

D. Treacherous

31. Find out the correctly spelt word: (PGT 2011) necessary for craftwork. (TGT-04)

A. Klaptomania

B. Klepptomania

C. Kleptomania

D. Kleptomania

32. That which is out dated or out of use

A. Ancient

B. Stable

C. Obsolete

D. Absolute

Directions (33-37): Read the following passage carefully and answer the question that follow: "On very few questions at present are final and unbeatable answers obtainable as to what constitutes equality. With regard to protective legislation, most laws prohibiting occupations for women are obsolete, and are handicap rather than a safeguard. But, in the mater of night- work laws, such serious issues of health and welfare ae at stake that the issue of sex equality pales into insignificance. Regulation of hours and wages is first and foremost a labour issue and concerns women not as a sex, but as forced under bidders in a competitive labour market, where not only women themselves, but their ownhusband's brothers, fathers and sons are the suffers by their competition. Industrial equality between men and women can only be brought about by equal bargaining power to attain which there are two accepted methods: trade union agreements and law. In the former, men have hitherto been more widely successful, while women have gained more through law because of the feasibility of securring laws for women on the basis of their special laws for women on the basis of their special needs, when similar laws would be unattainable by men." Jharkhand TGT-2016 Question: 33. If "most laws prohibiting occupations for women are obsolete," what are they?

A. Too harsh

B. Basically unequal

C. Out of date

D. Impracticable

34. Which of the following title best suits this passage?

A. Sex equality

B. Occupations for women

C. Women in a competitive labour market

D. Protective laws for women

35. According to the passage, what is the characteristic of the existing protective laws for women?

A. Limited in their application

B. Outdated

C. Unjust

D. Ineffective

36. According to this passage, equality refers to:

A. Equality for men and not women

B. Economic equality

C. Economy of laws

D. Industrial equality between men and women

37. What can be inferred from the statement women are "forced under bidders in a competitive labour market"?

A. They are paid less than men

B. Their work output is lower than that of men

C. They accept lower wages because of fewer employment opportunities

D. Laws do not permit equal wages to men and women

38. Directions (38-42): Find the incorrect One Word for the explanation.

A. A noisy turbulent kind of woman: Virago

B. A partner in crime: Accomplice

C. A period of one thousand years: Millennium

D. A person behind time: Sntiquated

39. Directions (38-42): Find the incorrect One Word for the explanation.

A. A person free from infection: Immunity

B. A person with the same name as another: Namesake

C. A person who comes to live in a country from some other country: Immigrant

D. A person who is fond of fighting: Bellicose

40. Directions (38-42): Find the incorrect One Word for the explanation.

A. A person who keeps changing his opinions (P-04): Turncoat

B. A person who rules without consulting the opinion of others: Autocracy

C. A person who wishes to throw his establishment: Anarchist

D. A person with an amateur interest in the arts: Dilettante

41. Directions (38-42): Find the incorrect One Word for the explanation.

A. A place for keeping bees (T-04): Apiary

B. A place of good climate: Sanatorium

C. A place of washing dishes adjoining kitchen: Rucullery

D. A place of shelter or refuge, or psychiatric hospital (P-04, 10): Asylum

42. Directions (38-42): Find the incorrect One Word for the explanation.

A. A place with gambling tables: Casino

B. A place where prostitutes are available: Brothel

C. A political leader who tries to get support by making false promises and using arguments based on emotion (P-09): Pedagogue

D. A printed note of someone's death: Obituary 10

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

A. Addendum: an appendix; a thing or things added

B. Ad antique: from ancient time

C. Ad arbitrium; at will

D. Ad extremum: to the beginning

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

A. Ad hoc: for this purpose only; temporary

B. Ad infinitum: without limit; for ever

C. Ad interim: for the time immemorialca

D. Ad libitum: at pleasure; as much as you like

Directions: Translate the following sentences in English. 45. वह पाँच फुट छह इंच लम्बी है

A. She is tall by 5 feet 6 inches.

B. She is five feet six inches.

C. She is tall to five fee and six inches.

D. None of these.

46. उसे एक चम्मच चीनी चाहिए।

A. He wants a spoon sugar.

B. He wants a spoonful of sugar.

C. He wants a spoon of sugar.

D. None of these.

47. मैंने एक गाडी चाबल खरीदा।

A. I bought a truck rice.

B. I bought a truck of rice.

C. I bought a cartload of rice.

D. I bought a cart of rice.

48. Portia is heroine of Shakespeare's play-

(A) As You Like It

(B) The Merchant of Venice

(C) The Comedy of Errors

(D) The Taming of the Shrew

49. In The Merchant of Venice, Portia marries-

(A) Antonio

(B) Shylock

(C)Bassanio

(D) Balthazar

50. Arthur Hallam was Tennyson's

(A) Father

(C) Disciple

(B) Friend

(D) Teacher

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