12th ENGLISH CORE (MCQ)

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X – FACTOR (Step 1st)             

12th (ENGLISH)

1. What was the home-work of Franz to recite that day of the last lesson?

(a) Verb                           (b) Participles                          (c) Noun                                (d) Adverb

2. What did usually use to happen when school began?

(a) Great clatter            (b) Great bustle                       (c) Great crying                   (d) Great fear 

3. What was the color of M Hamel’s cap ?

(a) White                        (b) Blue                                     (c) Red                                   (d) None

4. From where did the order come to teach only German in schools?

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

5. Which plant did M Hamel plant himself in the garden?

(a) Hopvine                   (b) Walnut tree                        (c) Almond tree                  (d) Jackfruit

6. When did the Franco-Prussian war take place?

(a) 1834-54                    (b) 1883-84                               (c) 1873-74                          (d) 1870-71

7. How many delegates did take part in annual convention of the Indian National Congress party in 1916 in Lucknow?

(a) 2401                          (b) 2302                                    (c) 2301                                 (d) 2306

8. Where did M. Gandhi see J.B Kripalani at first time?

(a) Kolkata                    (b) Santiniketan school           (c) Champaran                    (d) Bihar

9. Name the capital of Champaran ?

(a) Tirhut                      (b) Champaran                          (c) Motihari                          (d) Rohtak

10. How much percent did the British landlord refund Indian Tenants at all?

(a) 24 %                        (b) 25%                                        (c) 23%                                  (d) 29%

11. For how many minutes did the magistrate recess the sentences to Gandhi?

(a) 140 minutes               (b) 120 minutes                  (c) 124 minutes                   (d) 154 minutes

12. Who was Sir Edward Gait while Indigo movement in India?

(a) A landlord                 (b) A judge               (c) A lieutenant governor              (d) A prosecutor

13. Who was Devadas for Gandhi ji?

(a) A friend                         (b) A son                           (c) A Student                            (d) A follower

14. In how many villages primary schools have been opened by Gandhi?

(a) 10                              (b) 8                                         (c) 6                                           (d) 9

15. When Louis Fischer was born?

(a) 1896                         (b) 1798                                   (c) 1788                                    (d) 1890

16. Where is Seemapuri?

(a) In Delhi                     (b) Hyderabad                      (c) Punjab                                (d) Kerala

17. How many chief characters are there in “Lost Spring?

(a) Two                           (b) Three                               (c) Five                                      (d) One  

18. From where has Saheb-E-Alam’s family come to India?

(a) Pakistan                    (b) Bangladesh                   (c) Dhaka                                  (d) Karanchi

19. What does mean by Saheb-E-Alam?

(a) Lord Shiva                 (b) Lord Krishna                 (c) Lord of Universe                (d) Lord Visnhu

20. How many rag-pickers do live in Seemapuri?

(a) 5000                           (b) 14000                             (c) 10000                                   (d) 11000

21. What does mean by rag-picking according to the rag-pickers?

(a) Bread and butter    (b) Business                         (c) Passion                                (d) none

22. For what the city of Firozabad is famous?

(a) Bangles                     (b) Bracelets                        (c) Glass                                   (d) Aluminum

23. What does symbolize as the Suhaag of Indian women?

(a) Vermillion                (b) Saree                               (c) Bangles                              (d) Henna 

24. Who said the author “Ek waqt ser bhar khana bhi nahin khaya”?

(a) Babita                  (b) Sabita                             (c) Sarita                                         (d) Binita

25. What was being cooked in the large vessel at Mukesh’s house?

(a) Capsicum             (b) Potatoes                       (c) Pumpkin                                   (d) Spinach

26. Who was cooking evening meal at Mukesh’s home?

(a) Grandmother      (b) Mother in law            (c) Sister in law                             (d) Mother

27. What does the biography of Bama talk about?

(a) Caste             (b) Untouchability                  (c) Social discrimination                (d) Religion

28. At what class did Bama use to study when she was humiliated?

(a) Class 5th                         (b) Class 2nd                                (C) Class 5th                                     (d) None of these

29. For whom the elder man was bringing Banana Bhajji?

(a) Labor                    (b) Landlord                      (c) Colleagues                                (d) Wife

30. How many minutes merely could be taken to cover the distance from school to home for Bama?

(a) 12 minutes          (b) 20 minutes                 (c) 10 minutes                                (d) 11 minutes

31. From which religion did Bama belong to?

(a) Hindu                   (b) Muslim                        (c) Roman catholic                         (d) Christen

32. What is the dream of Mukesh?

(a) A motor mechanic          (b) A bangles maker          (c) A shoe maker            (d) None of these

33. What is the only way to remove social discrimination from society?

(a) Organizing festival      (b) Being educate             (c) loving people           (d) Convincing people

34. How much did Saheb receive from the tea-stall?

(a) Rs. 500                     (b) Rs. 800                        (c) Rs. 700                                     (d) Rs. 900

35. What did Bama watch first while coming home from school?

(a) A snake charmer game (b) A monkey performing (c) A cyclist (d) A bell of Mariyaata temple 

 

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