11th ENGLISH CORE (MCQ)

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X – FACTOR (Step 1st)               

(11th ENGLISH)

1. From where did Aram look at Murad on the horse?

(a) From home                   (b) From window                   (c) From bed                      (d) From glass

2. What did Aram rub before looking at the horse?

(a) Hands                             (b) Plate                                   (c) Eyes                                (d) Horse

3. Why didn’t Aram believe that Murad would have bought a beautiful white horse?

(a) They were honest        (b) They were poor     (c) They were dishonest     (d) They were crazy

4. What does mean by “Garoghlanian” family?

(a) A gender                        (b) A caste                              (c) A species                     (d) A tribe

5. Name the father of Murad.

(a) Arack                               (b) Aram                                 (c) Zabed                           (d) Zorab

6. Where did they hide their horse after morning ride?

(a) In a garden                    (b) In a play ground              (c) In a paddy field          (d) In a vineyard

7. Why did uncle Khosrove visit Aram and Murad’s home?

(a) For love                (b) For coffee and cigar            (c) For books      (d) For coffee and cigarette

8. What was the cost of the horse according to the John Byro ?

(a) Sixty dollars        (b) Thirty dollars                           (c) Fifteen dollars            (d) Ten dollars

9.Which one of these stories has been written by “Marga Minco”?

(a) The last leaf          (b) The address                     (c) The lost battle              (d) Ranga’s marriage

10. Where did the war take place?

(a) America                 (b) London                                   (c) Scotland                        (d) Holland

11. Who wanted to save all more precious things for the daughter?

(a) Mrs Dorling                 (b) Mrs .S.                                (C) Author                                      (d) None

12. What did Mrs Dorling take away while her one go from Mrs. S. home?

(a) Plates                           (b) Cups                                    (c) Dishes                               (d) Table silver

13. What did the daughter of Mrs.S notice at the table cloth?

(a) Burn mark                    (b) Cut mark                            (c) Torn mark                    (d) Stitches mark

14. What does mean by “Hanukkah”?

(a) A bunch of keys           (b) A candle holder               (c) A book holder                      (d) A mirror

15. While visiting the address what did the Mrs. S daughter notice?

(a) Temple                          (b) Garden                               (c) Changes                                (d) Address

16. How many decades before English was not so famous language in Hosahalli?

(a) Four decades                (b) Two decades                     (c) Three decades                  (d) A decade

17. Why did the people of Hosahalli gather to look Ranga after his back from Bangalore?

(a) To love                           (b) To hug                          (c) To see changes                        (d) To marry

18. Where did Ratna live before coming to the village?

(a) In Kolkata                      (b) In Patna                             (c) In dehradun                          (d) None

19. While what doing did Ranga watch Ratna?

(a) Playing                            (b) Dancing                              (c) Sleeping                                (d) Singing

20. At what dress did Ratna present before the author?

(a) In suit                               (b) In sweater                         (c) In saree                            (d) In jeans

21. Who did predict the future of Ranga’s marriage?

(a) The author                      (b) The sashtri                         (c) The teacher                     (d) Ratna

22. Did Ranga get ready to marry Ratna?

(a) No                                     (b) Yes                                       (c) Never                        (d) None of these

23. Why did Rama Rao’s wife send Ratna to the author?

(a) To like                              (b) To love                               (c) To take butter            (d) To have visit

24. Where did the author take Ranga to?

(a) River side                        (b) To sashtri ji                       (c) To field                              (d) To prison

25. How many months later did Ranga come his home?

(a) Five months                    (b) Two months                     (c) Six months                  (d) One months

26. Who didn’t have parents?

(a) Ranga                                (b) Rama Rao                         (c) Ratna                              (d) Rashid

27. Name the author of the story “Ranga’s Marriage”

(a) Masti venklash         (b) Masti venkatesha Iyengar   (c) Masti Venugopalla               (d) None

28. Where did Albert’s father live in Germany?

(a)  Milan                               (b) Berlin                                   (c) Munich                               (d) Qatar

29. In which book did Albert have interest?

(a) Biology                             (b) Chemistry                           (c) Moths                                (d) Science

30. Who said “last week a boy has been killed here”?

(a) Albert                               (b) Yuri                                      (c) Elsa                                      (d) Roaster

31. In which city Elas’s father had business?

(a) Munich                             (b) Berlin                                   (c) Moscow                               (d) None 

32. From which did Albert want to get rid of?

(a) Study                                (b) Playing                                 (c) School                               (d) Reading

33. What did the doctor say in place taking fee from Einstein?

(a) To love Yuri                     (b) Invite Yuri to a meal        (c) To beat Yuri            (d) None of these

34. In which country’s college did Albert want to study?

(a) Germany                         (b) Milan                                   (c) Scotland                               (d) Italy

35. What was the name of Albert’s mathematics teacher?

(a) Mr Melvin                       (b) Mr Den                               (c) Mr Coach                           (d) Mr Koch  

 

                                                                                                                                                  

 

 

 

 

 

 

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