11th ENGLISH CORE (MCQ)

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X – FACTOR (Step 1st)            

(11th  ENGLISH) 

 1. From which tribe did Aram and Murad belong?

(a) Barbarian                      (b) Armenian                      (c) Siberian                              (d) Antonian

2. Who couldn’t believe for a few while having watched the horse?

(a) Aram                              (b) Murad                            (c) Anup                                (d) None of these

3. Aram and Murad was the member of ………..

(a) Armenian                     (b) American                       (c) Jermenian                         (d) Garoghlanian

4. What were the hallmarks of Armenian tribe?

(a) Truth and honesty     (b) Honesty and love         (c) Trust and honesty      (d) Trust and honor

5. What were relation between Aram and Murad?

(a) Friends                         (b) Uncles                             (c) Cousin brothers                  (d) Colleagues

6. Who is William Saroyan?

(a) An author                    (b) A novelist                       (c) A dramatist                                (d) A poet

7. Name the author of the story “The Address”

(a) William Black             (b) Marga Minco                  (c) William Hook                       (d) A.J. Cronin

8. What dress did Mrs Dorling wear when the daughter of Mrs S. visit the address first?

(a) Green sweater          (b) Blue blouse             (c) Green Cardigan      (d) Green knitted cardigan

9. Name the address  where did Mrs S. daughter visit to find her mother belonging.

(a) 46 street Marconi    (b) Street Marconi 46       (c) Marconi street 46    (d) Marconi 46 street.  

10. Why did Mrs Dorling use to visit Mrs S. home every day?

(a) For playing                (b) For eating                     (c) For taking goods                 (d) For enjoying

11. Where did Mrs S. daughter watch Mrs Dorling at first time?

(a) In Train                      (b) In home                             (c) In school                            (d) In the street

12. How many times did the Daughter of Mrs S. visit the address?

(a) One time                (b) Two times                      (c) Third times                             (d) Fourth times

13. What was the age of Mrs S. daughter?

(a) 13 yrs                      (b) 12 yrs                              (c) 10 yrs                                                 (d) 15 yrs

14. What was hanged next to a mirror?

(a) A mirror                  (b) A cup                              (c) A candle holder                             (d) A rattrap

15. What did the daughter of Mrs S. look at the table?

(a) Kettle                      (b) Cups                                (c) Table cloths                (d) Woolen table cloth.

16. What does mean by “Karigadabu” in the chapter Ranga’s marriage?

(a) South Indian fried sweet         (b) South Indian Rosogulla          (c) Vegetables         (d) none

17. Where did Ranga go to study further?

(a) Calcutta                  (b) Mysore                            (c) Bangalore                                           (d) Delhi

18. What did mean by “Janewara” in the story?

(a) A thread                 (b) A sacred thread             (c) A yarn                                                  (d) A belt

19. What was the name of Ratna’s uncle?

(a) Amit Rao                (b) Rama Rao                       (c) Raja Rao                                       (d) Rolla Rao

20. What did Ranga see Ratna doing first time?

(a) Playing tabla         (b) Playing piano                  (c) Singing                                       (d) Cooking

21. How old was Rama Rao’s niece?

(a) 15 yrs                      (b) 11 yrs                               (c) 14 yrs                                                    (d) 16 yrs

22. What fruits did Ranga bring for the author?

(a) Apples                     (b) Oranges                           (c) Avocados                                       (d) Papaya

23. Whom did the author ask to take away buttermilk from his house?

(a) Ratna                       (b) Rama Rao’s wife           (c) Rama Rao                             (c) none of these

24. At what attire did Ratna go to author’s house?

(a) Jeans and T-Shirt   (b) Saree                          (c) Frock and suit                             (d) White Saree

25. Did Ranga’s intention change to get marry?

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

26. Who was Shyama?

(a) Shashtri’s son          (b) Author’s son           (c) Ratna and Ranga’s son        (d) Rama Rao’s son

27. What did mean by “Madhavacharya” in south India?

(a) Love                          (b) Truth                         (c) Vedantic Philosophy                  (d) Scripture

28. Name the history teacher of Albert Einstein

(a) Mr Bonet                (b) Mr Broot                   (c) Mr Braun                                       (d) Mr Bret

29. When Albert Einstein was born?

(a) 1898                        (b) 1889                           (c) 1879                                                      (d) 1876 

30. Where was Albert Einstein from?

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

31. Where was Elsa from in Germany?

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

32. Who told Albert “ I suggest you ask your father to take you away”?

(a) Yuri                          (b) Mr Braun                 (c) Elsa                                                  (d) Mr. Hoax

33. Whom did Albert suggest to look for a doctor for him?

(c) Yuri                          (b) Elsa                           (c) Mr Mock                                         (d) Mr Brook

34. What did Albert like most apart from science book?

(a) Science books       (b) Playing Tabla          (c) Dancing                                                  (d) Music

35. Name the doctor who handed Albert over his nervous breakdown certificate?

(a) Dr Smith                (b) Dr Howard               (c) Dr Weil                                          (d) Dr Naste 

 

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