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Semester -1 English Compulsory paper 2024
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'Loving in Truth'
1. Who wrote 'Loving in Truth'?
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A) William Shakespeare
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B) John Donne
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C) Philip Sidney
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D) John Milton
2. What is the meaning of 'Astrophil and Stella'?
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A) Star-crossed lovers
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B) Star and Moon
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C) Star-lover and Star
· D) Star's Journey
3. What type of sonnet is 'Loving in Truth'?
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A) Shakespearean
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B) Spenserian
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C) Petrarchan
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D) Miltonic
4. To whom is the Sonnet addressed?
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A) Elizabeth I
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B) Anne Hathaway
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C) Penelope Devereux
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D) Mary Wroth
5. What is the meaning of the word 'fain'?
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A) Sad
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B) Happy
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C) Desiring or willing
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D) Angry
6. What does the poet mean by 'fresh and fruitful
showers'? What is the comparison suggested here?
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A) Tears and sadness
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B) Sunshine and
happiness
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C) Rains that make the
land fruitful and fresh with productions
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D) Storms and chaos
7. What kind of love does the poet express in the
poem?
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A) Happy love
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B) Disappointed love
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C) Unrequited love
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D) Eternal love
8. Why does the poet want to show his love?
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A) To boast about his
love
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B) To seek revenge
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C) To get her pity and
kindness for his disappointed love
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D) To win a bet
9. Name the sonnet sequence from which the sonnet
'Loving in Truth' is taken.
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A) Amoretti
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B) Shakespeare's Sonnets
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C) Astrophel and Stella
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D) Sonnets from the
Portuguese
10. What is the meaning of 'inventions' here?
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A) New gadgets
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B) Imaginations
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C) Discoveries
·
D) Machines
Three Years She Grew
1. 1.Who is 'she' in the first line? Where and how
long did she grow?
· A) The poet's mother; in a garden, for three
years
· B) The poet's sister; in the forest, for five
years
· C) A child later named Lucy; in the lap of the
sun and shower, for three years
· D) A character from a fairy tale; on a mountain,
for one year
2. What is meant by 'A lovelier flower on earth was
never sown'?
· A) No flower was ever sown on earth
· B) Lucy is as lovely as a flower that was never
sown
· C) Flowers are lovelier when sown on earth
· D) There are no lovely flowers on earth
3. Who decided to take care of the girl?
· A) The poet's family
· B) Lucy herself
· C) Nature
· D) The poet's friend
4. What is meant by 'law and impulses' in line 8?
· A) Rules and regulations
· B) Natural laws and instincts
· C) Legal documents
· D) Orders and commands
5. Where will Nature take the girl?
· A) To the moon
· B) To a distant land
· C) To her maiden's form
· D) To the mountains
6. What is meant by 'overseeing power' in line 11?
Who will feel it?
· A) Supervisory authority; Lucy
· B) Presence of Nature; the girl
· C) Parental control; the poet
· D) Divine intervention; the clouds
7. What will the girl learn from the 'fawn'?
· A) To be serious
· B) To be sportive and jubilant
· C) To be cautious
· D) To be aggressive
8. What will the floating cloud lend to her?
· A) Darkness
· B) Grace
· C) Rain
· D) Sadness
9. Who did she learn grace from?
· A) The poet
· B) The animals
· C) The floating cloud
· D) Her parents
10. What
shall mould the Maiden's form? How?
· A) Divine Grace; through silent sympathy
· B) Nature; through loud commands
· C) Human affection; through strict discipline
· D) Society; through societal norms
With the Photographer
1. Why did the author go to the photo studio?
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A) To buy a camera
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B) To have his
photograph taken
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C) To meet a friend
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D) To learn photography
techniques
2. Describe the photographer.
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A) Young and energetic
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B) Old and wrinkled
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C) Drooping man with dim
eyes, wearing a gray suit
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D) Tall and muscular
3. Bring out the significance of what Leacock was
reading at the photographer’s.
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A) He was reading
serious literature
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B) He was reading for
fun
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C) He was studying for
an exam
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D) He was researching
photography techniques
4. Why did Leacock assume that the photographer was
praying?
·
A) Because the
photographer asked him to pray
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B) Because the
photographer remained quiet for some time
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C) Because the
photographer had a religious symbol
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D) Because the
photographer was chanting prayers loudly
5. How did the inner room get light?
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A) From electric bulbs
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B) Through a beam of
sunlight filtered through a sheet of factory cotton against a frosted skylight
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C) From candles
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D) From a lantern
6. What angered the author?
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A) The photographer's
compliments
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B) The photographer's
delays
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C) The photographer's
unpleasant comments about his face
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D) The photographer's
high fees
7. Why did the photographer feel happy after taking
the photograph?
·
A) Because Leacock
smiled
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B) Because Leacock
agreed to pay extra
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C) Because he caught
Leacock's features in a moment of animation
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D) Because the
photograph was perfectly lit
8. Why did Leacock visit the studio on Saturday?
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A) To complain about the
photograph
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B) To have another
photograph taken
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C) To see a proof of his
photograph
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D) To confront the
photographer
9. How did the author react on seeing his
photograph?
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A) He was happy and
satisfied
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B) He was shocked into
silence
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C) He laughed out loud
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D) He immediately
accepted it
10. What changes had the photographer effected on
Leacock’s face in the picture?
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A) Added glasses
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B) Removed eyebrows and
adjusted mouth
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C) Added a hat
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D) Added a beard
To His Coy Mistress
1.What does the title "To His Coy Mistress" suggest
about the poet's mistress?
a) She is bold and assertive
b) She is shy and hesitates to respond quickly to her lover’s
advances.
c) She is indifferent and aloof
d) She is passionate and eager
2. Where is the river
Humber situated?
a) South America
b) North-East England
c) Australia
d) Africa
3. Which flood does the
poet refer to in the poem?
a) The Nile Flood
b) The Amazon Flood
c) The Great Flood from Genesis
d) The Tsunami Flood
4. How does the poet
propose to appreciate different parts of his beloved's body?
a) Spending a hundred years on each part
b) Spending a thousand years on each part
c) Spending a decade on each part
d) Spending a lifetime on each part
5. What sound does the
poet always hear behind him?
a) The ticking of a clock
b) The chirping of birds
c) The rumbling of Time's winged chariot
d) The sound of footsteps
Answer: c) The rumbling of Time's winged chariot
6. What does the poet
say about the grave?
a) It's a place of eternal happiness
b) It's a fine and private place where love cannot intrude
c) It's a place of endless sorrow
d) It's a place where love thrives eternally
7. According to the
poet, when is the proper time for the enjoyment of life?
a) In old age
b) In youth
c) In middle age
d) In childhood
8. How does the poet
propose to enjoy the present moment?
a) By reminiscing about the past
b) By worrying about the future
c) By living in the moment and seizing the day
d) By ignoring the present
9. Why does the poet
compare himself and his beloved to amorous birds of prey?
a) To emphasize their gracefulness
b) To highlight their innocence
c) To convey their fierceness and passion
d) To show their cowardice
10. What does the phrase
'Time's winged chariot' signify?
a) The unstoppable march of time
b) The beauty of nature
c) The tranquility of life
d) The eternal bliss
11. What does the poet
mean by the phrase 'Vegetable love'?
a) Love that grows slowly like plants
b) Love that is artificial
c) Love that is fleeting
d) Love that is passionate and intense
Answer: a) Love that grows slowly like plants
12. What is hyperbole? a)
A figure of speech that uses exaggeration b) A form of irony c) A type of rhyme
scheme d) A poetic meter
13. What is the 'Carpe
Diem Theme'?
a) The theme of seizing the day and enjoying the present
moment
b) The theme of regret and missed opportunities
c) The theme of eternal love
d) The theme of betrayal
14. Why is the grave not
a proper place for making love?
a) Because it's too noisy
b) Because it's too crowded
c) Because the dead have no sensation or feeling
d) Because it's too dark
15. What is the 'Carpe-Diem
Theory'? In which poem do you find it?
a) It's a theory about enjoying the present moment; found in
"To His Coy Mistress"
b) It's a theory about procrastination; found in "The Waste
Land"
c) It's a theory about eternal love; found in "Sonnet
18"
d) It's a theory about loss and longing; found in "Do Not Go
Gentle into That Good Night"
16. How is the lady
committing a crime in "To His Coy Mistress"?
a) By being too eager to respond to her lover's
advances
b) By being too passionate
c) By wasting time and approaching senility and death gradually
d) By being too reserved
17. Why does Marvell call
his beloved a "coy mistress"?
a) Because she is bold and assertive
b) Because she is shy and hesitant
c) Because she is indifferent and aloof
d) Because she is passionate and eager
18. According to the
poem, how many years should be spent praising the eyes and forehead of the
beloved?
a) Fifty years
b) A hundred years
c) Two hundred years
d) Thirty thousand years
19. How many years does
the poet suggest should be spent adoring each breast?
a) One hundred years
b) Two hundred years
c) Thirty thousand years
d) Five hundred years
20. How many years are
proposed to be spent on the rest of the beloved's body?
a) Fifty years
b) A hundred years
c) Thirty thousand years
d) Two hundred years
22. Where does the
speaker suggest his beloved could find rubies?
a) By the Indian Ganges’ side
b) By the Nile River
c) By the Amazon River
d) By the Humber River
23. How long does the
speaker claim he would love his beloved before the conversion of the
Jews?
a) Ten years
b) Twenty years
c) Fifty years
d) One hundred years
24. What river does the
speaker mention being near while he complains?
a) The Indian Ganges
b) The Humber
c) The Nile
d) The Amazon
25.Until when does the speaker suggest his beloved could refuse
his love, if she pleases?
a) Until the end of time
b) Until the flood
c) Until the conversion of the Jews
d) Until the stars align
26. What type of lady is
the "Coy Mistress"?
a) Assertive and confident b) Conservative and hesitant
c) Bold and adventurous d) Indifferent and aloof
27. Why does Marvell call
his beloved a coy mistress?
a) Because she is eager to have a physical relationship
b) Because she is shy and reluctant
c) Because she is passionate and bold
d) Because she is indifferent and aloof
28. What does the word
'coy' mean in the poem 'To His Coy Mistress"?
a) Boldness
b) Shyness
c) Indifference
d) Passion
29.In what sense is the lady committing a crime?
a) By being too eager to engage in physical intimacy
b) By being too passionate
c) By wasting time and not responding to her lover's advances
d) By being too reserved and aloof
30.What do you mean by "vegetable love"?
a) Love that is artificial
b) Love that is fleeting
c) Love that grows naturally without constraint
d) Love that is indifferent
31.Where is Humber situated?
a) South America
b) North-East England
c) Asia
d) Africa
32.What flood does the poet refer to in the poem “To His Coy
Mistress”?
a) The Biblical flood associated with Noah
b) A local flood in England
c) A fictional flood
d) A historical flood in Europe
33.How many years will the poet take to describe the eyes and
forehead of his beloved?
a) 50 years
b) 100 years
c) 200 years
d) 500 years
34. What does Andrew
Marvel say about the grave?
a) It's a place of eternal happiness
b) It's a fine and private place for love-making
c) It's a place where love thrives eternally
d) None can enjoy the pleasure of love-making there
35.What is a fine and secret place for making love?
a) A garden
b) A castle
c) The sea
d) The grave
36. Why is the grave not
a private place for making love?
a) Because it's too noisy
b) Because it's too crowded
c) Because the dead have no sensation or feeling
d) Because it's too dark
37. What, according to
Marvell, is the proper time for enjoyment in life?
a) Childhood
b) Middle age
c) Old age
d) Youth
Answer: d) Youth
38. What does the poet
always hear at his back?
a) The ticking of a clock
b) The chirping of birds
c) The rumbling of "time's winged chariot"
d) The sound of footsteps
39. What does “Time’s
winged chariot” signify?
a) The unstoppable march of time
b) The beauty of nature
c) The tranquility of life
d) The eternal bliss
40.What does Marvell mean by 'the iron gates of life' in “To His
Coy Mistress”?
a) The barriers that hinder love
b) The gateway to heaven
c) The challenges of life
d) The inevitability of death
Answer: a) The barriers that hinder love
41.What does 'Deserts of vast eternity' mean?
a) Endless barren lands
b) Infinite silence or time after death
c) Large expanses of sand dunes
d) Eternal bliss
42.What is 'Carpe Diem theory'? In which poem do you find it?
a) The theory of enjoying the present without worrying about
the future; found in "To His Coy Mistress"
b) The theory of procrastination; found in "The Waste
Land"
c) The theory of eternal love; found in "Sonnet
18"
d) The theory of betrayal; found in "Do Not Go Gentle
into That Good Night"
42. What is hyperbole?
a) A figure of speech that uses exaggeration
b) A form of irony
c) A type of rhyme scheme
d) A poetic meter
COMMUNICATION
1.
What is communication?
a) The exchange of
goods between individuals
b) The process of
exchanging information, ideas, thoughts, or feelings between individuals or
groups
c) The act of
physical touch between two people
d) The process of
storing data
2.
Which of the following is not a mode of communication?
a) Verbal
Communication
b) Non-verbal
Communication
c) Emotional
Communication
d) Visual
Communication
3.
What does verbal communication involve?
a) Using images or
visuals to convey information
b) Conveying messages
without words, through gestures
c) Using spoken or
written words
d) Communication through
electronic devices
4.
Which mode of communication involves body language and gestures?
a) Verbal Communication
b) Non-verbal
Communication
c) Visual
Communication
d) Digital Communication
5.
What is mass communication?
a) Direct communication
between individuals
b) Communication through
electronic devices
c) Broadcasting
information to a large audience through media channels
d) Structured and
official communication within organizations
6.
What is feedback in the communication process?
a) The medium through
which the message is transmitted
b) The response or
reaction provided by the receiver
c) The circumstances or
situation in which the communication occurs
d) The person initiating
the communication
7.
Which stage of communication involves converting thoughts or ideas into a
message?
a) Sender
b) Encoding
c) Receiver
d) Decoding
Answer: b) Encoding
8.
What does noise refer to in the communication process?
a) Any
interference or distortion affecting the clarity of the message
b) The medium through
which the message is transmitted
c) The response or
reaction provided by the receiver
d) The circumstances or
situation in which the communication occurs
9.
What is formal communication?
a) Casual and unofficial
communication in personal or social settings
b) Structured and
official communication within organizations
c) Direct communication
between individuals
d) Communication
through electronic devices
10.
What does the channel refer to in the communication process?
a) The person initiating
the communication
b) The medium through
which the message is transmitted
c) The response or
reaction provided by the receiver
d) The circumstances or
situation in which the communication occurs
11.
What is interpersonal communication?
a) Communication
through electronic devices
b) Broadcasting
information to a large audience through media channels
c) Direct
communication between individuals
d) Structured and
official communication within organizations
12.
Which stage of communication involves interpreting and understanding the
message?
a) Sender
b) Encoding
c) Receiver
d) Decoding
13.
What is informal communication?
a) Casual and unofficial
communication in personal or social settings
b) Structured and
official communication within organizations
c) Direct communication
between individuals d) Communication through electronic devices
14.
What is the context in the communication process?
a) The person initiating
the communication
b) The medium
through which the message is transmitted
c) The circumstances or
situation in which the communication occurs
d) The response or
reaction provided by the receiver
15.
What does digital communication involve?
a) Using spoken or
written words
b) Conveying
messages without words, through gestures
c) Communication through
electronic devices
d) Broadcasting
information to a large audience through media channels
16.
In communication, what does the message refer to?
a) The person
initiating the communication
b) The actual
information or idea being conveyed
c) The medium through
which the message is transmitted
d) The response or
reaction provided by the receiver
17.
What is the role of the receiver in the communication process?
a) Initiating the
communication
b) Encoding the message
c) Decoding the
message
d) Providing feedback
18.
What does the term "channel" represent in communication?
a) The sender of the
message
b) The medium
through which the message is transmitted
c) The recipient
of the message
d) The response or
feedback received
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