MCQ and Summary for धरती कब तक घूमेगी (Dharati kab tak Ghumegi) Class 10 Hindi Varnika Part 2 Bihar Board

धरती कब तक घूमेगी - साँवर दइया MCQ and सारांश

Multiple Choice Question Solutions (बहुविकल्पी प्रश्न)

1. 'धरती कब तक घूमेगी' के कहानीकार कौनहैं ?

(A) सातकोड़ी होता
(B) ईश्वर पेटलीकर
(C) श्रीनिवास
(D) साँवर दइया
उत्तर
(D) साँवर दइया

2. 'धरती कब तक घूमेगी' कैसी कहानी है?

(A) धार्मिक
(B) मनोवैज्ञानिक
(C) सामाजिक
(D) ऐतिहासिक
उत्तर
(C) सामाजिक

3. 'धरती कब तक घूमेगी' की नायिका कौन है?

(A) मंगम्मा
(B) पाप्पाति
(C) सीता
(D) वल्लि अम्माल
उत्तर
(B) पाप्पाति

4. साँवर दइया की कहानी 'धरती कब तक घूमेगी' का विषय क्या है?

(A) उड़िया समाज
(B) राजस्थानी समाज
(C) तमिल समाज
(D) गुजराती समाज
उत्तर
(B) राजस्थानी समाज

5. सवाल तो किस चीज का ही है ?
(A) रोटी
(B) मकान
(C) कपड़ा
(D) दूकान
उत्तर
(A) रोटी

6. साँवर दइया का स्थान कैसे कथाकारों में प्रमुख है ?
(A) बिहार
(B) राजस्थानी
(C) गुजराती
(D) उड़िया
उत्तर
(B) राजस्थानी

7. सीता का दूसरा पुत्र कौन था ?

(A) कमल
(B) नारायण
(C) दुर्वेश
(D) अभय
उत्तर
(B) नारायण

8. सीता ने घर क्यों छोड़ दिया ?
(A) बेटे गाली देते थे
(B) बहुएँ उपेक्षा करती थी
(C) गाँव से उसका मन उचट गया था
(D) सभी सत्य है
उत्तर
(B) बहुएँ उपेक्षा करती थी

9. सीता के कितने बेटे हैं ?
(A) 1
(B) 2
(C) 3
(D) 4
उत्तर
(C) 3

10. 'धरती कब तक घूमेगी' कहानी में राजस्थानी समाज का कैसा वर्णन है ?
(A) आडंबरपूर्ण,
(B) यथा तथ्य
(C) कल्पनाशील
(D) विचारोन्मुख
उत्तर
(B) यथा तथ्य

11. सीता क्या खुरचने लगी ?
(A) कपड़े
(B) जमीन
(C) आसमान
(D) ऊँगली
उत्तर
(B) जमीन

12. कैलाश कौन था ?
(A) सीता का देवर
(B) सीता का बेटा
(C) सीता का पोता
(D) सीता का दूर का रिश्तेदार
उत्तर
(B) सीता का बेटा

13. क्या देखकर सीता ने स्वयं को भूनी हुई वस्तु महसूस किया ?
(A) चावल देखकर
(B) भूनी दाल देखकर .
(C) चबेना देखकर
(D) सभी गलत है
उत्तर
(B) भूनी दाल देखकर .

धरती कब तक घूमेगी लेखक परिचय

साँवर दइया राजस्थानी भाषा के एक प्रमुख कहानीकार हैं । उनकी कहानियों में राजस्थानी समाज गहरे अर्थबोध एवं विविध छटाओं के साथ उपस्थित हुआ है । प्रस्तुत कहानी ‘समकालीन भारतीय साहित्य’ (अप्रैल-जून 1983 ई०) से यहाँ साभार संकलित है । इस कहानी का राजस्थानी से हिंदी में अनुवाद कहानीकार ने स्वयं किया है।

हिरोशिमा का सारांश (Summary)

प्रस्तुत कहानी समस्या प्रधान कहानी है, जिसमें एक माँ की दुर्दशा का वर्णन है। पति के मरने के बाद माँ घर का बोझ बन जाती है। किसी तरह दोनों शाम रोटी मिल जाती है, जबकि परिवार भरा-पूरा है। जिस माँ ने सबका देखभाल किया उस माँ की देखभाल करने वाला आज कोई नहीं है।
एक माँ के पेट के कारण तीनों बेटों में बारी बाँध दिया जाता है। इस प्रकार माँ एक के बाद दूसरे, दूसरे के बाद तीसरे में लुढ़कने लगती है। माँ के भोजन के कारण तीनों भाईयों में हमेशा झगड़ा होता था। उसके बाद बड़ा बेटा कैलाश ने अपने दोनों छोटे भाईयों से कहा- ‘यह बात अच्छी नहीं लगती कि माँ हर महीने इधर-उधर लुढ़कती रहे, इसलिए हम तीनों ही माँ को हर महीने पचास-पचास रूपये दिया करें, वह स्वयं रोटी पकाएगी-खाएगी।

‘धरती कब तक घूमेगी’ इस कहानी में कहानीकार ने सामाजिक मूल्यों एवं उसकी संवेदनाओं को प्रकट किया है। एक माँ अपनी संतान के लिए सबकुछ अर्पण कर देती है किन्तु वही संतान उस माँ को बोझ समझने लगती है। माँ धरती की तरह सर्वसहमा है। धरती पर तरह-तरह के जुल्म ढाये जाते हैं फिर भी वह बदला नहीं लेती है। बेटे-बहुओं के द्वारा उपेक्षित होने पर भी माँ उनकी शिकायत नहीं करती है। अंतर्मन में सारी आशाओं को दफना देती है। इस कहानी की प्रधाननायिका सीता अपने पति के मरने के बाद आशान्वित होती है कि उसको तीन बेटे हैं। कोई-न-कोई उसके जीवनरूपी नौका को पार कर देगा। किन्तु विधि के विधान को कौन टाल सकता है।

माँ उनके लिए बोझा बन जाती है। पाली बाँधकर उसका भरण-पोषण करते हैं। एक दिन ऐसा भी समय आ जाता है कि ये नियम भी भंग हो जाते हैं। अब वे पचास-पचास रुपये प्रतिमास खर्च में देंगे। पहले से घुटन भरे जीवन जीने वाली सीता अपने बेटों के निर्णय से विक्षुब्ध हो जाती है। अपना ही उसे पराया लगने लगता है। तुच्छ और निराश्रयी सीता एक दिन रात्रि में चुपके से घर से निकल जाती है। वह मेहनत-मजदूरी कर अपने जीवन का निर्वहण कर लेनी किन्तु अपने बेटों पर बोझ नहीं बनेगी। वस्तुतः कहानीकार यहाँ बताना चाहता है कि उन बेटों को भी अपनी संतानें हैं किन्तु शायद वे नहीं जानते हैं कि उनकी भी यही गति होनेवाली है जो वे अपनी माँ को कर रहे हैं। आज का समाज इसी विडम्बनाओं के साथ जीने के लिए विवश है।

MCQ Questions Answers and Summary for The Pace for Living Class 10 English Panorama Part 2 Bihar Board

The Pace for Living - R.C. Hutchinson MCQ and Summary

Chapter Name	Multiple Choice Questions for The Pace for Living
Author Name	R.C. Hutchinson
Related Study	Important Questions for The Pace for Living Class 10 Matric English BSEB Solutions for Class 10 English Matric
Book Name	Panorama Part 2

Short Summary for The Pace for Living by R.C. Hutchinson

About Author: R.C. Hutchinson is a British novelist born in 1907 and died in 1975. His famous work is 'Rising' published in 1976. He won Booker Prize in 1976.

The chief character is an elderly corn-merchant who lived in Irish country-town.
The author captures the agony of modern man.
The life style of modern people are very fast.
Slow thinkers suffer in the world.
Man has to keep pace with changing in the world.

MCQ Questions for The Pace for Living Class 10 English Matric

1. Who has written the essay "The Pace for Living"?

(A) Joan Lexau

(B) R.C. Hutchinson

(D) Satyajit Ray

Solution

(B) R.C. Hutchinson

2. R.C. Hutchinson is a ......... novelist.

(A) French

(B) British

(D) German

Solution

(B) British

3. 'The Pace for Living' is a/an .......

(A) drama

(B) story

(D) novel

Solution

4. The author of the story 'The Pace for Living' enjoyed going in a car at.......

(A) Ninety miles an hour

(B) Eighty miles an hour

(D) Seventy miles an hour

Solution

(A) Ninety miles an hour

5. The writer of 'The Pace for Living' belongs to the tribe of ........

(A) Average thinkers

(B) Slow thinkers

(D) Good thinkers

Solution

(B) Slow thinkers

6. In "The Pace for Living', R.C. Hutchinson discusses

(A) the happiness of men

(B) the agony of modern man

(D) None of these

Solution

(B) the agony of modern man

7. In 'The Pace for Living', the author saw a play in ____

(A) Denmark

(B) Dublin

(D) Delhi

Solution

(B) Dublin

8. How does the writer classify himself as a thinker in "The Pace for Living'?

(A) An intelligent thinker

(B) A slow thinker

(D) None of these

Solution

(B) A slow thinker

9. The essay "The Pace for Living', captures the agony of ......

(A) a modern man

(B) a sick man

(D) a postman

Solution

(A) a modern man

10. In the essay "The Peace for Living the corn merchant is .........

(A) An ambitious man

(B) An anxious man

(D) None of these

Solution

(B) An anxious man

11. In 'The Pace for Living' the author saw a _____

(A) movie

(B) dance

(D) football match

Solution

12. The corn merchant heart was.....

(A) strong

(B) sound

(D) fast

Solution

13. Who is a slow thinker?

(A) The author

(B) The corn merchant

(D) The servant

Solution

(A) The author

14. Where is Dublin ?

(A) In Paris

(B) In Germany

(D) In London

Solution

15. Where did the corn merchant live?

(A) In Russia

(B) In Bhutan

(D) In Iraq

Solution

16. Corn merchant's wife was of ____

(A) faithful lady

(B) fantastic nature

(D) clever

Solution

(B) fantastic nature

17. Corn merchant was a man of .....

(A) brave

(B) strong

(D) anxieties

Solution

(D) anxieties

18. Who fails to keep up with fast pace of life?

(A) Modern man

(B) The corn merchant

(D) The corn merchant's wife

Solution

(B) The corn merchant

19. Corn merchant's wife had a habit of spending ........

(A) five dollar

(B) ten dollar

(D) six dollar

Solution

(B) ten dollar

20. _____ has become fast.

(A) Sleeping

(B) Moving

(D) Travelling

Solution

(D) Travelling

21. Who went to watch a movie along with his wife ?

(A) The author

(B) The author's nephew

(D) The author's uncle

Solution

(A) The author

22. The author admits that quick travel does not give the traveller the real ......... of travel.

(A) pains

(B) pleasure

(D) holiday

Solution

(B) pleasure

23. We can dine in ............. and have lunch in New York the next day.

(A) Paris

(B) London

(D) Dubai

Solution

(B) London

24. Which tribe does the author belong to?

(A) Sound minded

(B) Handicapped

(D) Fast thinkers

Solution

25. Who is the main character in this play?

(A) His nephew

(B) His wife

(D) Corn merchant

Solution

(D) Corn merchant

26. Who was cheating the corn merchant?

(A) His nephew

(B) His wife

(D) His daughter

Solution

(A) His nephew

27. Who didn't dislike the rapid movement of life?

(A) Wife of corn merchant

(B) Corn merchant

(D) Nephew of corn merchant

Solution

28. Which word stands for worship?

(A) Despair

(B) Esprit

(D) Adore

Solution

(D) Adore

29. Who saw a play in Dublin ?

(A) An elederly corn-merchant

(B) The author

(D) The corn-merchant's wife

Solution

(B) The author

30. The author of the story 'The place for living' _____ rapid movement.

(A) likes

(B) dislikes

(D) enjoys

Solution

(A) likes

31. According to the author, what are intelligence tests designed to test ?

(A) Measure the physical speed

(B) Measure both physical and mental speed.

(D) Measure character

Solution

32. According to the author in which area are slow thinkers handicapped ?

(A) In getting a living

(B) In sports

(D) In business

Solution

(A) In getting a living

33. In the cinema the writer finds himself in a ......

(A) hopeless

(B) fog

(D) hopeful condition

Solution

34. The author finds himself in a hopeless situation when he goes to watch the ___

(A) cinema

(B) theatre

(D) singing competition

Solution

(A) cinema

35. R.C. Hutchinson wrote that he watched a play in _____

(A) Chicago

(B) Dublin

(D) New York

Solution

(B) Dublin

36. In "The Pace for Living", the author discusses ____

(A) the agony of modern man

(B) the miseries of ancient people

(D) the problems of old age

Solution

(A) the agony of modern man

37. Mental activities of our time tend to follow the pace of _____

(A) computers

(B) aeroplanes

(D) machines

Solution

(D) machines

38. People now a days think ______ than ancient times.

(A) deeper

(B) faster

(D) slower

Solution

(B) faster

39. Slow thinkers are handicapped in the business of getting ______

(A) a living

(B) wealth

(D) amenities of life

Solution

(A) a living

40. Who didn't dislike the rapid movement of life?

(A) corn-merchant

(B) the author

(D) wife of corn-merchant

Solution

(B) the author

MCQ Questions Answers and Summary for Me and the Ecology Bit Class 10 English Panorama Part 2 Bihar Board

Me and the Ecology Bit - Jon Lexau MCQ and Summary

Chapter Name	Multiple Choice Questions for Me and the Ecology Bit
Author Name	Jon Lexau
Related Study	Important Questions for Me and the Ecology Bit Class 10 Matric English BSEB Solutions for Class 10 English Matric
Book Name	Panorama Part 2

Short Summary for Me and the Ecology Bit by Jon Lexau

About Author: Jon Lexau was born in 1961 and died in 1992.

Me and the Ecology Bit is an essay which is written by Jon Lexau. This essay is related to ecology.
Ecology means the natural relationship between living things and the environment.
This article brings out how the issue of preserving environment and saving ecology.

MCQ Questions for Me and the Ecology Bit Class 10 English Matric

1. When the author of ‘Me and Ecology Bit’ went to Mr. Williams, he was ____

(A) burning fire

(B) burning straw

(D) burning leaves

Solution

(D) burning leaves

2. The author of 'Me and the Ecology Bit' used to meet people and create awareness about ____

(A) Importance of health

(B) Importance of money

(D) Importance of play

Solution

3. Me and the Ecology Bit' is all about ___

(A) Preserving water resources

(B) Preserving environment and ecology

(D) Preserving human resources

Solution

(B) Preserving environment and ecology

4. In the essay 'Me and The Ecology Bit', the narrator has a _____ route.

(A) domestic

(B) paper

(D) none of these

Solution

(D) none of these

5. Jon Lexau is the writer of ____

(A) The Pace for Living

(B) Acceptance Speech

(D) Gillu

Solution

6. Which of the following statements is false according to the essay "Me and the Ecology Bit' ?

(A) Jim uses paper route to convince the people

(B) Jim gives suggestions on ecology free of cost.

(D) People easily get convinced by Jim.

Solution

(D) People easily get convinced by Jim.

7. Which animal messes up Ms. Greene's yard ?

(A) Elephant

(B) Donkey

(D) Monkey

Solution

8. Which one is not one of the slogans in ‘Me and The Ecology Bit' ?

(A) Save Earth

(B) Save Tree

(D) Save Water

Solution

9. Jim asked Mr. Greene to keep the old newspapers for the school-going children, who _____ them?

(A) burnt

(B) bought

(D) collected

Solution

(D) collected

10. Jim told Mr. Johnson that it would reduce _____ and save ecology if he did not use his car for travelling to short distances.

(A) petrol

(B) pollution

(D) diesel

Solution

(B) pollution

11. Who has written the essay 'Me and the Ecology Bit?

(A) Joan Lexau

(B) Satyajit Ray

(D) Toni Morrison

Solution

(A) Joan Lexau

12. Who was going to the post office?

(A) Jim

(B) Johnson

(D)None of these

Solution

13. In "Me and the Ecology Bit”, the narrator talks about how he advises every body what they should do to protect the ____

(A) elderly

(B) ecology

(D) pedestrians

Solution

(B) ecology

14. Who shows awareness to ecology ?

(A) Mr. Greene

(B) Johnson

(D) Mr. William

Solution

15. Ecology relates to_____

(A) forest

(B) environment

(D) hill

Solution

(B) environment

16. What did the author advise William to do?

(A) To pile leaves for selling

(B) To pile leaves for burning

(D) None of these

Solution

17. The harmful (poisonous) gases affect

(A) factory

(B) forest

(D) egg beater

Solution

18. There is a law in this town about keeping dogs _____

(A) on the board

(B) on a leash

(D) in the garden

Solution

(B) on a leash

19. Who went to the post office by car ?

(A) Mr. Johnson

(B) Jim

(D) Mr. William

Solution

(A) Mr. Johnson

20. Which word is known as 'filth'?

(A) Compost

(B) Ecology

(D) Fertilizer

Solution

21. What did the author do for environment ?

(A) By awaring people

(B) Doing plantation

(D) To burning leaves

Solution

(A) By awaring people

22. Where was Mrs. Greene piling newspapers ?

(A) In the garden

(B) To her garbage bags

(D) In the lawn

Solution

(B) To her garbage bags

23. When Jim calls Ms. Greene, Mrs. Greene she _____

(A) scolds him

(B) laughs at him

(D) does not talk to him?

Solution

24. Who uses the electric mixture?

(A) Jim

(B) Johnson

(D) Jim's mother

Solution

(D) Jim's mother

25. Where does Jim go ?

(A) Mr. Johnson's house

(B) Mr. Greene's house

(D) None of these

Solution

(A) Mr. Johnson's house

26. To whom house did the author go?

(A) Mr. Greene

(B) Mr. William

(D) Johnson

Solution

(B) Mr. William

27. Mr. William is a character from ____

(A) Me and The Ecology Bit

(B) Gillu

(D) Acceptance speech

Solution

(A) Me and The Ecology Bit

28. What did Jim see his mother using ?

(A) A Juicer

(B) A grinder

(D) An oven

Solution

29. Where was Mr. Johnson going ?

(A) To the hospital

(B) To the office

(D) To the post office

Solution

(D) To the post office

30. What did Jim advise Mr. Johnson to do ?

(A) Walk to the post office

(B) Drive to the post office

(D) Do not go the post office

Solution

(A) Walk to the post office

31. Who says, “Go pick up that gum wrapper"?

(A) Johnson

(B) Jim

(D) Mrs. Greene

Solution

(D) Mrs. Greene

32. 'Me and The Ecology Bit' is an essay which deals with _____

(A) ecology

(B) gardening

(D) horticulture

Solution

(A) ecology

33. Who does not have change to pay attention of the author ?

(A) Mr. Williams

(B) Johnson

(D) Jim

Solution

34. Who preaches his neighbours about ecology ?

(A) Johnson

(B) Jim

(D) Mr. Greene

Solution

(A) Johnson

35. Ms. Greene is putting her garbage out for the weekly pick up on _____

(A) Sunday

(B) Monday

(D) Wednesday

Solution

(B) Monday

36. We should keep the _____ in dustbins to save our environment.

(A) wastes

(B) raw materials

(D) plastic

Solution

(A) wastes

37. According to Jim, nobody wants to do anything about _____

(A) plants

(B) security

(D) none of these

Solution

38. Nobody's willing to do anything about ecology” is said by ______

(A) Jim

(B) Jack

(D) Jill

Solution

(A) Jim

39. According to Jim, who uses electric appliances the most ?

(A) Women

(B) Men

(D) Old men

Solution

(A) Women

40. Who has written 'Me and the Ecology Bit' ?

(A) Jon Lexau

(B) Leo Tolstoy

(D) R. C. Hutchinson

Solution

(A) Jon Lexau

41. Jim found Mr. William burning _____

(A) books

(B) plants

(D) plastic

Solution

42. Where was Mrs. Greene pilling newspapers?

(A) Next to her garbage bag

(B) Anywhere in the campus

(D) In the flower pot

Solution

(A) Next to her garbage bag

43. What does Mr. William actually mean to say to Jim in ‘Me and the Ecology Bit'? [2021BM]

(A) Compost is not suitable for plants

(B) Compost is not environment friendly

(D) Compost stinks in the whole street.

Solution

(D) Compost stinks in the whole street.

MCQ Questions Answers and Summary for Gillu Class 10 English Panorama Part 2 Bihar Board

Gillu - Mahadevi Verma MCQ and Summary

Chapter Name	Multiple Choice Questions for Gillu
Author Name	Mahadevi Verma
Related Study	Important Questions for Gillu Class 10 Matric English BSEB Solutions for Class 10 English Matric
Book Name	Panorama Part 2

Short Summary for Gillu by Mahadevi Verma

About Author: Mahadevi Verma is leading poetess of Chayabadi School of poetry in Hindi. She was born in 1907 and died in 1987. Some important works of Mahadevi Verma are: Deep Shikha, Vama, Nihar (poetry), Shrinkhala ki Kadiyan and Mera Pariwar. She edited weekly, Chand. She was awarded with Mangla Prasad Prize, Bharat Bharti along with Padma Bhushan.

This story is written on Gillu.
Gillu is Mahadevi Verma's pet animal.
This lesson is about true friendship between human being and an animal.

MCQ Questions for Gillu Class 10 English Matric

1. Mahadevi Verma is the author of ____

(A) Gillu

(B) The pace of Living

(D) Once Upon a Time

Answer

(A) Gillu

2. How would Gillu inform that he was hungry?

(A) By twittering 'Chik-Chik'

(B) By running towards the narrator

(D) By sitting on the table

Answer

(A) By twittering 'Chik-Chik'

3. Gillu was put to eternal rest under ______

(A) Money plant creeper

(B) Son juhi- creeper

(D) A peepal - tree

Answer

(B) Son juhi- creeper

4. 'Gillu' would inform by twittering _____

(A) tick-tick

(B) tring-tring

(D) cring-cring

Answer

5. According to the story ‘Gillu' squirrels have a life span of _____

(A) one year

(B) two years

(D) four years

Answer

(B) two years

6. In the story written by Mahadevi Verma, Gillu was injured by___

(A) Crows

(B) Squirrels

(D) Mongooses

Answer

(A) Crows

7. In the essay 'Gillu' the narrator found an injured baby squirrel in her ____

(A) office

(B) garden

(D) None of these

Answer

8. In the story "Gillu' the narrator cleaned the wounds of the baby squirrel and applied ____

(A) dettol

(B) toothpaste

(D) None of these

Answer

9. Mahadevi Verma was basically ____

(A) dramatist

(B) a novelist

(D) a reporter

Answer

10. In the story written by Mahadevi Verma 'Gillu' was a ____

(A) crow

(B) squirrel

(D) peacock

Answer

(B) squirrel

11. Mahadevi Verma was born in ____

(A) 1907

(B) 1909

(D) 1911

Answer

(A) 1907

12. Gillu was an ____

(A) inclusion

(B) exception

(D) admittal

Answer

(B) exception

13. When was the squirrel's swing taken off?

(A) After his death

(B) After sunset

(D) In the afternoon

Answer

(A) After his death

14. Who were trying to make the baby easy to pray?

(A) Two parrots

(B) Two crows

(D) Two vultures

Answer

(B) Two crows

15. Where did the narrator find an injured squirrel ?

(A) In her Verandah

(B) In the courtyard

(D) In the field

Answer

(A) In her Verandah

16. Gillu's favourite food was ____

(A) rice

(B) bread

(D) jam

Answer

17. Everyone told the narrator that the squirrel would not ______ after being attacked so badly by the crows.

(A) move

(B) eat

(D) sleep

Answer

18. "Gillu" is about true friendship between a human being and a/an _____

(A) animal

(B) alien

(D) ghost

Answer

(A) animal

19. Mahadevi Verma was an elected fellow of ______ Academy.

(A) Sangit

(B) Sahitya

(D) Nrityakala

Answer

(B) Sahitya

20. How did Gillu keep himself cool in the summer ?

(A) By lying on the floor

(B) By sitting near the air cooler

(D) By going outside in the garden.

Answer

21. How many crows were pocking his beaks?

(A) one

(B) two

(D) four

Answer

(B) two

22. Gillu was Mahadevi Verma's

(A) a wild animal

(B) a pet animal

(D) none of these

Answer

(B) a pet animal

23. Who named the baby squirrel 'Gillu'?

(A) Premchand

(B) Benipuri

(D) Ramdhari Singh Dinkar

Answer

24. Mahadevi Verma is an ______ poetess.

(A) African

(B) American

(D) Sri Lankan

Answer

25. Mahadevi Verma was a leading poetess of the Chayabadi School of Poetry in ____.

(A) Hindi

(B) Urdu

(D) Maithili

Answer

(A) Hindi

26. The narrator realised Gillu's need for _____

(A) food

(B) open air

(D) pleasure

Answer

27. This lesson is about true friendship between human being and a/an ____

(A) ghost

(B) fairy

(D) animal

Answer

(D) animal

28. How many wound did the squirrel have?

(A) Two

(B) Three

(D) One

Answer

(A) Two

29. When Gillu was happy, he made a sound of _____

(A) cluck-cluck

(B) chik-chik

(D) kai-kai

Answer

(B) chik-chik

30. The colour of Gillu's eyes was ____

(A) red

(B) green

(D) black

Answer

31. Who switched on the heater for Gillu?

(A) The servant

(B) The house manager

(D) The author

Answer

(D) The author

32. Gillu was buried under the ____ plant.

(A) Sonjuhi

(B) Tulsi

(D) Rose

Answer

(A) Sonjuhi

33. Gillu's favourite food was ___

(A) gram

(B) bread

(D) rice

Answer

34. The author told Gillu to sit near her ____

(A) table

(B) plate

(D) bed

Answer

(B) plate

MCQ Questions Answers and Summary for What is wrong with Indian Films Class 10 English Panorama Part 2 Bihar Board

What is wrong with Indian Films - Satyajit Ray MCQ and Summary

Chapter Name	Multiple Choice Questions for What is wrong with Indian Films
Author Name	Satyajit Ray
Related Study	Important Questions for What is wrong with Indian Films Class 10 Matric English BSEB Solutions for Class 10 English Matric
Book Name	Panorama Part 2

Short Summary for What is wrong with Indian Films by Satyajit Ray

About Author: Satyajit Ray is a film director born in 1921. Some of his works are Charulata, Panther Panchali, Aparajito, Shatranj ke Khiladi and Our films their films. His awards include Film festival in Venice, Cannes and Berlin. Doctor degree from Oxford university.

This essay has been taken from his work, Our films their films.
According to Satyajit Ray, the Indian cinema needs a style, an idiom which would be uniquely and recognisably Indian.
Indian films required manner, dress and speech of Indian life.

MCQ Questions for What is wrong with Indian Films Class 10 English Matric

1. Satyajit Ray is the writer of _____

(A) What is wrong with Indian films

(B) What is wrong with Indian Festivals

(D) What is wrong with Indian Books

Answer

(A) What is wrong with Indian films

2. As per the essay 'What is wrong with Indian Films' the majority of our films are replete with ____

(A) Very good message

(B) Visual dissonances

(D) Very exciting scenes

Answer

(B) Visual dissonances

3. The essay 'What is Wrong with Indian Films' is taken from _____

(A) Pather Panchali

(B) Shatranj ke khilari

(D) Films for Youth

Answer

4. According to the essay "What is Wrong with Indian Films”, which is the most potent and versatile art form?

(A) Music

(B) Dance

(D) Painting

Answer

5. According to the essay ‘What is wrong with Indian Films', which of the following statements is false?

(A) The Indian music is largely improvisational.

(B) The Film production in India quantitatively second only to Hollywood.

(D) The Cinema does not combine the cold logic of science.

Answer

(D) The Cinema does not combine the cold logic of science.

6. Satyajit Ray was a well known ____

(A) actor

(B) film director

(D) artist

Answer

(B) film director

7. According to the essay "What is wrong with Indian Films', the average American film is a/an ____

(A) bad model

(B) average model

(D) excellent model

Answer

(A) bad model

8. The first short film in India was produced in ___

(A) 1913

(B) 1907

(D) 1915

Answer

(B) 1907

9. Which of the following University conferred Satyajit Ray on Doctorate degree?

(A) MacMillan

(B) Oxford

(D) Tribhuban

Answer

(B) Oxford

10. When was Satyajit Ray born ?

(A) May 2, 1919

(B) May 2, 1920

(D) May 2, 1923

Answer

11. Where did Satyajit Ray win award at film festival ?

(A) Paris

(B) London

(D) Goa

Answer

(D) Goa

12. What does the technician blame for the weakness of Indian films?

(A) Style

(B) Raw materials

(D) Idiom

Answer

13. The author points out the defects of Indian ____

(A) culture

(B) theatre

(D) films

Answer

(D) films

14. In "What is wrong with Indian Films ?" the author compares Indian films with ____ films.

(A) Korean

(B) Japanese

(D) Pakistani

Answer

15. The Cinema ____ in various measures the function of poetry, music painting, drama, architecture and host of other arts, major and minor.

(A) combines

(B) destroys

(D) rescues

Answer

(A) combines

16. What our Cinema needs about everything else is a style, an idiom, a sort of ____ of cinema which would be uniquely and recognisably Indian.

(A) finance

(B) studio

(D) iconography

Answer

(D) iconography

17. The film 'Kalpana' has been made by ____

(A) IPTA

(B) Shankar

(D) Ramesh Sippy

Answer

(B) Shankar

18. After all we do possess the primary tools of ____

(A) film making

(B) dancing

(D) acting

Answer

(A) film making

19. India has become the _____ after Hollywood in film production.

(A) second

(B) third

(D) sixth

Answer

(A) second

20. India offers a potential market for her own ___

(A) cinema

(B) music

(D) film

Answer

21. Satyajit Ray used to compose _____ for his own films.

(A) songs

(B) music

(D) shooting

Answer

(B) music

22. Which film is mentioned in "What is wrong with Indian films"?

(A) Charulata

(B) Shatranj ke Khelari

(D) Panchali

Answer

23. Why are Indian films not shown abroad?

(A) language problem

(B) Weak in quality

(D) style and content

Answer

24. Indians have shown the power to make _____ changes and of becoming used to new situations.

(A) big

(B) little

(D) gigantic

Answer

(A) big

25. Indian music is largely ____

(A) improvisational

(B) loud

(D) soft

Answer

(A) improvisational

26. According to the author, average American films are a ____ model.

(A) bad

(B) good

(D) poor

Answer

(A) bad

27. An Indian film should steer clear of ____

(A) ambiguity

(B) inconsistencies

(D) music

Answer

(B) inconsistencies

28. ____ has been one of the most significant developments of our times.

(A) painting

(B) competition

(D) cinema

Answer

(D) cinema

29. The cinema also combines the cold _____ of science.

(A) art

(B) logic

(D) experiments

Answer

(B) logic

30. _____ University conferred an honorary doctorate on Satyajit Ray.

(A) Cambridge

(B) Oxford

(D) Mumbai

Answer

(B) Oxford

MCQ Questions Answers and Summary for Acceptance Speech Class 10 English Panorama Part 2 Bihar Board

Acceptance Speech - Aung San Suu kyi MCQ and Summary

Chapter Name	Multiple Choice Questions for Acceptance Speech
Author Name	Aung San Suu kyi
Related Study	Important Questions for Acceptance Speech Class 10 Matric English BSEB Solutions for Class 10 English Matric
Book Name	Panorama Part 2

Short Summary for Acceptance Speech by Aung San Suu kyi

About Author: Aung San Suu Kyi is a pro democratic activist and leader of the national league for democracy in Burma. She was born in 1945 in Rangoon (Burma). She was awarded with Noble Peace Prize in Oslo in 1991.

Acceptance Speech is delivered Alexander Aris on the occasion of award of Noble Peace Prize.
Aung San Suu Kyi incarcerated in the struggle for peace, freedom and democracy.

MCQ Questions for Acceptance Speech Class 10 English Matric

1. Who has written "Acceptance Speech"?

(A) Aung San Suu Kyi

(B) R.C. Hutchinson

(D) Mahadevi Verma

Answer

(A) Aung San Suu Kyi

2. As per 'Acceptance Speech' the struggle taking place in Rangoon was for ___

(A) emancipation of human spirit from political tyranny

(B) emancipation of political tyranny from human spirit

(D) emancipation of politics from human tyranny

Answer

(A) emancipation of human spirit from political tyranny

3. 'Humanity can no longer be tragically bound to the starless midnight of racism and war' was said by ____

(A) Martin Luther King Sr

(B) Martin Luther King Jr

(D) Perez de Cuellar

Answer

(B) Martin Luther King Jr

4. Aung San Suu Kyi's struggle was for ____

(A) an autocratic-Burma

(B) a communist-Burma

(D) a socialist-Burma

Answer

5. Acceptance speech was delivered on December 10 ____

(A) 1991

(B) 1992

(D) 1993

Answer

(A) 1991

6. According to the essay 'Acceptance Speech', what is Burma's long struggle for?

(A) Peace only

(B) Freedom only

(D) Food and security

Answer

(A) 1991

7. In the essay 'Acceptance speech' Alexander Aris delivered the speech in ____

(A) Tokyo

(B) Oslo

(D) None of these

Answer

(B) Oslo

8. Who was awarded the Nobel Peace in 1991?

(A) Alexander Aris

(B) Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam

(D) None of these

Answer

9. 'Aung San Suu Kyi', won the Nobel prize in the field of ____

(A) peace

(B) science

(D) economics

Answer

(A) peace

10. Alexander Aris accepted the Nobel Peace Prize on behalf of his mother because ____

(A) She was imprisoned

(B) She was outside of the country

(D) She was in house arrest

Answer

(A) She was imprisoned

11. When was the acceptance speech delivered ?

(A) 1992

(B) 1993

(D) 1990

Answer

12. The Nobel Peace Prize was awarded on ____ December 1991.

(A) 6th

(B) 15th

(D) 20th

Answer

13. What is the name of the political party of Aung San Suu Kyi ?

(A) Myanmar congress

(B) Myanmar league

(D) National league for democracy

Answer

(D) National league for democracy

14. Aung San Suu Kyi is a ____

(A) freedom fighter

(B) revolutionary

(D) Pro-democracy

Answer

(D) Pro-democracy

15. Which of the following prize was awarded to Aung San Suu Kyi?

(A) Rafto prize

(B) Sakharov Prize

(D) All of these

Answer

(D) All of these

16. Who is the hope of Burma ?

(A) Buddhist

(B) Monks

(D) Respected leaders

Answer

17. Who is the speaker in the lesson "Acceptance Speech" ?

(A) People of Burma

(B) Alexander Aris

(D) Buddhist Monks

Answer

(B) Alexander Aris

18. Who are beaten and dishonoured in Burma ?

(A) Young people

(B) Budhist Monks

(D) Armies

Answer

(B) Buddhist Monks

19. Aung San Suu Kyi was a famous _____ politician.

(A) Indian

(B) Burmese

(D) Chinese

Answer

(B) Burmese

20. Aung San Suu Kyi won the Nobel Peace Prize in the name of all the ____

(A) People of Burma

(B) Army of Burma

(D) People of Oslo

Answer

(A) People of Burma

21. Where did Aris delivered his speech ?

(A) Oslo

(B) Rangoon

(D) Tokyo

Answer

(A) Oslo

22. Circumstances do no permit ___ to be there in person.

(A) chairman

(B) the secretary

(D) Alexander

Answer

23. Who received the Nobel Prize awarded to Aung San Suu Kyi ?

(A) Her mother

(B) Her daughter

(D) Her sister

Answer

24. Who has delivered the speech in “Acceptance speech” ?

(A) Aung San Suu Kyi

(B) Alexander Aris

(D) Javier perez de cuellar

Answer

(B) Alexander Aris

25. Which award was given to Aung San Suu Kyi?

(A) Nobel prize for peace

(B) Nobel prize for chemistry

(D) Nobel prize for medicine

Answer

(A) Nobel prize for peace

26. What according to the author, is the plight of people of Burma living in towns and country side ?

(A) They are happy

(B) They are living in poverty

(D) None of these

Answer

(B) They are living in poverty

27. According to the author in 'Acceptance speech', the _____ can hold their heads high today.

(A) Burmese people

(B) Burmese army

(D) Students

Answer

(A) Burmese people

28. According to Martin Luther King, Jr., humanity cannot be bound to ____ and war.

(A) dictatorship

(B) racism

(D) autocracy

Answer

(B) racism

29. Aung San Suu Kyi fought for _____ of the human spirit.

(A) participation

(B) suppression

(D) separation

Answer

30. Aung San Suu Kyi struggled for ____

(A) an autocratic Burma

(B) a socialist Burma

(D) a communist Burma

Answer

31. According to Aris, Nobel peace prize is all about the ideals of ____

(A) freedom

(B) peace

(D) democracy

Answer

32. The people of Burma sacrificed everything in the pursuit of a ___ Burma.

(A) happy

(B) autocratic

(D) monarch

Answer

33. Aris in 'Acceptance Speech' says that the Nobel Peace Prize epitomizes the ideals of ____

(A) democracy

(B) humanism

(D) peace

Answer

(B) humanism

34. Aung San Suu Kyi is a ____

(A) revolutionary

(B) classical dancer

(D) poetess

Answer

35. What is the name of the political party headed by Aung San Suu Kyi?

(A) National Congress

(B) National League for Democracy in Burma

(D) Myanmar Congress

Answer

(B) National League for Democracy in Burma

MCQ Questions Answers and Summary for Once upon a Time Class 10 English Panorama Part 2 Bihar Board

Once upon a Time - Toni Morrison MCQ and Summary

Chapter Name	Multiple Choice Questions for Once upon a Time
Author Name	Toni Morrison
Related Study	Important Questions for Once upon a Time Class 10 Matric English BSEB Solutions for Class 10 English Matric
Book Name	Panorama Part 2

Short Summary for Once upon a Time by Toni Morrison

About Author: Toni Morrison is the first black woman, daughter of a black American slave born in 1931 and died in 2019. His works include Novel Paradise 1998. He was awarded with Nobel Prize (1993) in Literature, Pulitzer Prize for fiction.

In this story, the old woman was blind but wise.
Her reputation for wisdom is unique and unquestioned.
Same young people visited her to test her intelligence.

MCQ Questions for Once upon a Time Class 10 English Matric

1. "Once Upon a Time” has been written by _____

(A) Humayun Kabir

(B) Leo Tolstoy

(D) R.C. Hutchinson

Answer

2. "Toni Morrison' received the Nobel Prize in the field of ____

(A) Peace

(B) Science

(D) Economics

Answer

3. In the story 'Once upon a Time’ the woman is the daughter of ____

(A) Merchant

(B) Politician

(D) A rich man

Answer

4. In the story ‘Once Upon a Time’, the woman was visited by ___

(A) Some young people

(B) Some old people

(D) Some sick people

Answer

(A) Some young people

5. In the essay 'Once Upon a Time' the old woman was _____

(A) blind but wise

(B) deaf

(D) Tame

Answer

(A) blind but wise

6. Toni Morrison is the writer of _____

(A) Gillu

(B) The Pace for Living

(D) Me and The Ecology Bit

Answer

(A) blind but wise

7. Tony Morrison received the Nobel Prize in ___

(A) 1990

(B) 1992

(D) 1993

Answer

(D) 1993

8. 'Once upon a time there was an old woman, Blind wise' has been taken from ____

(A) A Blind and Wise Woman

(B) Acceptance Speech

(D) An old woman

Answer

9. In the story 'Once upon a time', the future of ____ is yours.

(A) language

(B) intelligence

(D) none of these

Answer

(A) language

10. In the story "Once upon a time the old woman did not know the _____ of her visitors.

(A) version

(B) motive

(D) thought

Answer

(B) motive

11. The young people asked the old woman a question. Whose answer could only be given by one who could?

(A) hear

(B) smell

(D) see

Answer

(D) see

12. The old woman was ____ enough know she could not help the young people.

(A) stupid

(B) intelligent

(D) suspicious

Answer

(B) intelligent

13. 'Once Upon a Time' is a _____

(A) novel

(B) story

(D) fiction

Answer

(B) story

14. Where did the wise lady live?

(A) In a small house

(B) In a big house

(D) In a mosque

Answer

(A) In a small house

15. The future of language is ____

(A) yours

(B) ours

(D) theirs

Answer

(A) yours

16. Who is the father of the old woman?

(A) A black American slave

(B) A black British slave

(D) A black Ethopian slave

Answer

(A) A black American slave

17. The old woman was famous for her ____

(A) intelligent

(B) wisdom

(D) cleverness

Answer

(B) wisdom

18. One day _____ came to her (old woman) house.

(A) young people

(B) young woman

(D) young lady

Answer

(A) young people

19. What does the bird represent ?

(A) language

(B) writing

(D) intelligence

Answer

(A) language

20. Indian social custom is a ___ of many different strains and elements.

(A) blend

(B) element

(D) trend

Answer

(A) blend

21. Toni Morrison's novel 'Paradise' was published in ____

(A) 1995

(B) 1996

(D) 1998

Answer

(D) 1998

22. Once upon a time there was an

(A) old man

(B) old woman

(D) old visitor

Answer

(B) old woman

23. The old woman was ____

(A) wise

(B) bold

(D) shy

Answer

(A) wise

24. What is the position of old woman in her neighbourhood?

(A) Quarrelling woman

(B) Rural prophet

(D) Extravagant

Answer

(B) Rural prophet

25. The old woman was _____ enough to know she could not help the young people.

(A) strong

(B) stupid

(D) bold

Answer

26. One of the visitors who visits the old woman holds a _____ in his hand.

(A) cat

(B) rabbit

(D) bird

Answer

(D) bird

27. The old woman's house is situated outside of _____

(A) camp

(B) town

(D) village

Answer

(B) town

28. "Old woman, I hold in my hand a bird" is from _____

(A) Once Upon a Time

(B) Me and the Ecology Bit

(D) The Pace for Living

Answer

(A) Once Upon a Time

29. The girl in 'Once upon a Time' offers bread and pieces of ____

(A) chicken

(B) fruits

(D) meat

Answer

(D) meat

30. When did Toni Morrison receive the Nobel Prize ?
(A) 1990
(B) 1992
(C)1993
(D) 1994

Answer

MCQ Questions Answers and Summary for The Unity of Indian Culture Class 10 English Panorama Part 2 Bihar Board

The Unity of Indian Culture - Humayun Kabir MCQ and Summary

Chapter Name	Multiple Choice Questions for The Unity of Indian Culture
Author Name	Humayun Kabir
Related Study	Important Questions for The Unity of Indian Culture Class 10 Matric English BSEB Solutions for Class 10 English Matric
Book Name	Panorama Part 2

Short Summary for The Unity of Indian Culture by Humayun Kabir

About Author: Humayun Kabir is a poet, novelist, essayist and political thinker. He was a cabinet minister during Nehru's Prime Ministership. He was born in 1906 and died in 1969. He was elected as President of the Oxford University Student's union.

The present piece is taken from his speech delivered in Baroda University.
The lecture throws light on the glorious past of India's culture and its rich heritage.
It reflects the love of this statesman towards his motherland which is inspiring.

MCQ Questions for The Unity of Indian Culture Class 10 English Matric

1. Who is the writer of 'Unity of Indian Culture'?

(A) Leo Tolstoy

(B) Humayun Kabir

(D) None of these

Answer

(B) Humayun Kabir

2. Who has delivered the speech "The Unity of Indian Culture'?

(A) Humayun Kabir

(B) Dr. Trinath Mishra

(D) Leo Tolstoy

Answer

(A) Humayun Kabir

3. It's _____ that specially distinguishes the culture of India as per 'The Unity of Indian Culture'.

(A) Variety of religions

(B) Unity of people

(D) Cultural Variety

Answer

4. What is one of the most remarkable features of Indian culture, according to Humayun Kabir?

(A) Underlying Unity

(B) Lots of festivals

(D) So many religions

Answer

(A) Underlying Unity

5. "The Unity of Indian Culture', was a lecture delivered by Humayun Kabir at _____

(A) Banglore University

(B) Baroda University

(D) Bombay University

Answer

(B) Baroda University

6. Modern research has proved that there were invaders even before the ____ poured into this land.

(A) Aryans

(B) Americans

(D) Mughals

Answer

(A) Aryans

7. Underlying Unity is the most remarkable feature of ____

(A) American Culture

(B) Indian Culture

(D) Chinese Culture

Answer

(B) Indian Culture

8. _____ has been the guiding principle of the Indians in all spheres of life according to the essay "The Unity of Indian Culture".

(A) 'Live and Let Live'

(B) 'Work is worship

(D) None of these

Answer

(A) 'Live and Let Live'

9. 'The Unity of Indian Culture' is an adapted version of Humayun Kabir's lecture delivered in _____

(A) Delhi University

(B) Baroda University

(D) None of these

Answer

(B) Baroda University

10. According to the writer of 'The Unity of Indian Culture' the ____ were regarded as the earliest invaders of the land.

(A) Aryans

(B) Sakas

(D) British

Answer

(A) Aryans

11. In the lesson 'The Unity of Indian Culture', the author gives us his views on Indian _____ and civilization.

(A) culture

(B) business

(D) technology

Answer

(A) culture

12. It is the feeling of belonging to one ____ that is so special about Indian Culture.

(A) religion

(B) group

(D) race

Answer

(B) group

13. Humayun Kabir was a famous ____

(A) dramatist

(B) musician

(D) story writer

Answer

14. Who were Sakas and Huns ?

(A) Foreigners

(B) Invader on India

(D) Respected leaders

Answer

15. Where have old civilization and culture grown and changed?

(A) America

(B) England

(D) None of these

Answer

16. Culture is always a complex of ____ strands of varying importance and vitality.

(A) two

(B) three

(D) many

Answer

(D) many

17. In India, the difference between the masses and classes is not one of quality but of information and ____

(A) opportunity

(B) food

(D) hair

Answer

(A) opportunity

18. The Aryan came to a country which was ____

(A) civilized

(B) uncivilized

(D) None of these

Answer

(A) civilized

19. In which of the following Prime Minister, Humayun Kabir was a Central Minister ?

(A) Indira Gandhi

(B) Jawahar Lal Nehru

(D) Morarji Desai

Answer

(B) Jawahar Lal Nehru

20. Indian Culture is ____

(A) rigid

(B) beautiful

(D) flexible

Answer

21. The author gives up his views on Indian ____ and civilization.

(A) technology

(B) religion

(D) culture

Answer

(D) culture

22. What is the meaning of 'absorbed'?

(A) take in

(B) take away

(D) take down

Answer

(A) take in

23. Sakas and Huns came after ____

(A) The British

(B) The Mughal

(D) The Aryans

Answer

(D) The Aryans

24. In India the old civilization and culture have grown and____

(A) changed

(B) developed

(D) None of these

Answer

25. Who came to India ?

(A) Many races and tribes

(B) Many invaders

(D) Many leaders

Answer

(A) Many races and tribes

26. Culture is the efflorescence of ____

(A) organisation

(B) modernisation

(D) civilization

Answer

(D) civilization

27. There can be no culture without ____

(A) civilization

(B) history

(D) Socialism

Answer

(A) civilization

28. ____ has characterised Indian story throughout the ages.

(A) Spirit of Unity

(B) Spirit of Toleration

(D) Rich culture

Answer

(A) Spirit of Unity

29. The ancient world threw up fine flowers of ____

(A) culture

(B) civilization

(D) unity

Answer

(B) civilization

30. Indian culture is amazing because of its ____

(A) myth

(B) logic

(D) courage

Answer

31. Civilization has changed and grown in ____

(A) England

(B) America

(D) India

Answer

(D) India

32. ____ is the most amazing aspect of Indian culture.

(A) myth

(B) courage

(D) logic

Answer

33. Civilization is the organization of ____ which creates the condition of culture.

(A) family

(B) office

(D) society

Answer

(D) society

34. ____were considered the earliest invaders of India.

(A) Aryans

(B) Turks

(D) Afghans

Answer

(A) Aryans

MCQ Questions Answers and Summary for Little Girls wiser than Man Class 10 English Panorama Part 2 Bihar Board

Little Girls wiser than Man - Leo Tolstoy MCQ and Summary

Chapter Name	Multiple Choice Questions for Little Girls wiser than Man
Author Name	Leo Tolstoy
Related Study	Important Questions for Little Girls wiser than Man Class 10 Matric English BSEB Solutions for Class 10 English Matric
Book Name	Panorama Part 2

Short Summary for Little Girls wiser than Man by Leo Tolstoy

About Author: Leo Tolstoy is a Russian writer born in 1828 and died in 1910. He was awarded with Nobel Prize in Literature.

The writer has referred to the Easter festival.
This story teaches us an importance of moral lesson.
This story narrates how two girls quarrel over a small issue.
While their mother and neighbours were quarrelling, the little girls were friendly again.
So, the old woman said that they should ashamed themselves.

MCQ Questions for Little Girls wiser than Man Class 10 English Matric

1. Both the girls in the story 'Little Girls wiser than Man', had ____

(A) red handkerchiefs

(B) blue handkerchiefs

(D) white handkerchiefs

Answer

(A) red handkerchiefs

2. In the story 'Little Girls Wiser than Man the author shows how little children behave in a more mature manner than ____

(A) animals

(B) leaders

(D) soldiers

Answer

3. Akoulya and ____ took off their shoes and stockings.

(A) Ankita

(B) Malasha

(D) Sharapova

Answer

4. In the story 'Little Girls wiser than Man', the girls are named ____

(A) Maria and Anne

(B) Malasha and Akoulya

(D) Natasha and Jinny

Answer

(B) Malasha and Akoulya

5. Elderly people in the story 'Little Girls Wiser than Man', were ashamed because ____

(A) Little girls were quarreling

(B) Little girls were dancing

(D) Little girls became enemies

Answer

6. Which festival is referred to by the writer in the story ‘Little Girls Wiser than Man'?

(A) Christmas

(B) Easter

(D) None of these

Answer

(B) Easter

7. Leo Tolstoy's story is about ____

(A) two girls

(B) two boys

(D) three boys

Answer

(A) two girls

8. It was a early ____

(A) Summer

(B) Winter

(D) Easter

Answer

(D) Easter

9. Malasha was ____

(A) smaller

(B) elder

(D) younger

Answer

(A) smaller

10. Two little girls from different ____ happened to meet in a lane between two homesteads.

(A) houses

(B) temples

(D) Mosques

Answer

11. Who shouted at Malasha ?

(A) The old man

(B) Akoulya's grandmother

(D) Akoulya

Answer

(D) Akoulya

12. The two little girls were dressed in ____

(A) new clothes

(B) dirty clothes

(D) none of these

Answer

(A) new clothes

13. Why was Akoulya's mother angry?

(A) Her daughter's frock became dirty.

(B) Her daughter started weeping.

(D) Her daughter began to quarrel

Answer

(A) Her daughter's frock became dirty.

14. It was Easter, the day should be spent____

(A) angrily

(B) happily

(D) sadly

Answer

(B) happily

15. Where did the two girls meet ?

(A) Near the house

(B) Near the church

(D) Near the lane

Answer

(D) Near the lane

16. What were the two girls doing?

(A) Fighting

(B) Make a channel

(D) Watch stream

Answer

(B) Make a channel

17. Who was ashamed?

(A) Malasha

(B) Akoulya

(D) The men

Answer

(D) The men

18. Who were highly delighted ?

(A) The little girls

(B) Akoulya's mother

(D) The old man of the village

Answer

(A) The little girls

19. Who splashed the dirty water on Akoulya's frock ?

(A) Akoulya's mother

(B) Malasha's mother

(D) The old woman

Answer

20. The man looked at the ____

(A) girls

(B) children

(D) old man

Answer

(A) girls

21. Akoulya and Malasha took off their ____ and stockings.

(A) handkerchief

(B) shoes

(D) bags

Answer

(B) shoes

22. Malasha plumped down her ____

(A) shoes

(B) frock

(D) hands

Answer

23. 'Walk carefully' who says?

(A) Akoulya

(B) Malasha

(D) Akoulya's mother

Answer

(A) Akoulya

24. 'What are you beating my girl for ? Who said ____

(A) Malasha

(B) Akoulya

(D) Malasha's mother

Answer

(D) Malasha's mother

25. Malasha's ____ came out and started scolding Akoulya's mother.

(A) father

(B) mother

(D) sister

Answer

(B) mother

26. Malasha put down her foot and splashed dirty water on Akoulya's ____

(A) neck

(B) hands

(D) frock

Answer

(D) frock

27. Who called the two little girls 'Dear little soul'?

(A) The old woman

(B) Akoulya's mother

(D) Malasha's mother

Answer

28. Where did the two girls came from?

(A) Temple

(B) Church

(D) Gurudwara

Answer

(B) Church

29. The two little girls forgot their ____ and became friends again.

(A) jealousy

(B) anger

(D) farms

Answer

(B) anger

30. Who had dressed them?

(A) The servant

(B) The sister

(D) The father

Answer

31. Akoulya's mother struck ____

(A) Malasha

(B) Malasha's mother

(D) Akoulya's aunt

Answer

(A) Malasha

32. When Akoulya saw ____ on her frock, she was angry.

(A) stains

(B) flowers

(D) fruits

Answer

(A) stains

33. The two girl's, Malasha and Akoulya had gone to the ____ to pray.

(A) Temple

(B) Mosque

(D) Gurudwara

Answer

34. Every adult in 'Little Girls Wiser than Man' was shouting and nobody was ____

(A) dancing

(B) singing

(D) listening

Answer

(D) listening

35. Akoulya's ____ tried to stop the fight between the adults.

(A) father

(B) mother

(D) grandmother

Answer

(D) grandmother

36. Who told the crowd that the two little girls were wiser than them?

(A) a passerby

(B) neighbours

(D) Malasha's grandfather

Answer

37. Who is the author of "Little Girls Wiser Than Man"?

(A) Bladimir Narakov

(B) Maxim Gorki

(D) Katherins Mansfield

Answer

MCQ Questions Answers and Summary for God made the Country Class 10 English Panorama Part 2 Bihar Board

God made the Country - William Cowper MCQ and Summary

Chapter Name	Multiple Choice Questions for God made the Country
Author Name	William Cowper
Related Study	Important Questions for God made the Country Class 10 Matric English BSEB Solutions for Class 10 English Matric
Book Name	Panorama Part 2

Short Summary for God made the Country by William Cowper

About Poet: William Cowper in its poems give the reader a taste of William Wordsworth's poetry. He was born in 1731.

God made the country is a classic poem.
In this poem, the poet has tried to draw a comparison between village life with that of urban life.
The poet believes that man made the town and God made the country.

MCQ Questions for God made the Country Class 10 English Matric

1. According to poem 'God Made the Country', our life could be sweet if we possess _____

(A) A lot of money and wealth

(B) Good health and virtue

(D) None of these

Answer

(B) Good health and virtue

2. According to poem 'God Made the Country', where do you find fields and groves?

(A) Villages

(B) Towns

(D) None of these

Answer

(A) Villages

3. What is the source of light in villages in evening?

(A) Moonlight

(B) Sunlight

(D) Lamp

Answer

(A) Moonlight

4. The towns people do not enjoy any real _____

(A) scenery

(B) food

(D) fun

Answer

(A) scenery

5. The rural life is_____

(A) natural

(B) artificial

(D) luxurious

Answer

(A) natural

6. The urban life is_____

(A) Simple

(B) luxurious

(D) natural

Answer

(B) luxurious

7. Who made the countryside?

(A) Man

(B) Villagers

(D) Landlord

Answer

8. Our groves were planted to_____ at noon.

(A) develop

(B) grow

(D) console

Answer

(D) console

9. William Cowper was born in _____

(A) 1731

(B) 1733

(D) 1740

Answer

(A) 1731

10. At eve the moon beam _____ softly.

(A) sliding

(B) going down

(D) sinking

Answer

(A) sliding

11. What is warbling?

(A) Bird

(B) Bird's singing

(D) grove

Answer

(B) Bird's singing

12. What can make our life better?

(A) Fresh air

(B) Pleasures

(D) Cleanliness

Answer

13. Why were groves planted ?

(A) to provide woods

(B) to provide fuel

(D) to comfort us

Answer

(D) to comfort us

14. Who, according to the poet, made the country?

(A) Man

(B) God

(D) The UNO

Answer

(B) God

15. The groves provide_____ to the wanderer.

(A) light

(B) fruit

(D) shade

Answer

(D) shade

16. According to the poet, people in the towns are_____

(A) busy

(B) happy

(D) idle

Answer

(D) idle

17. Why has the country life better?

(A) Free from pollution

(B) For employment

(D) For medical treatment

Answer

(A) Free from pollution

18. William Cowper's poem shows deep respective for the _____

(A) happy life

(B) urban life

(D) common life

Answer

19. In the town, the nightingale is _____

(A) happy

(B) scared

(D) sad

Answer

20. Health and virtue can be found in the people of _____

(A) villages

(B) metropolitan cities

(D) big colonies

Answer

(A) villages

21. God made the country and man made the_____

(A) house

(B) church

(D) city

Answer

22. 'The splendour of your lamps; but they eclipse' is from _____

(A) Polythene Bag

(B) God Made the Country

(D) The empty Heart

Answer

(B) God Made the Country

23. According to the poet of 'God Made the Country', who made the town?

(A) God

(B) NGOs

(D) Man

Answer

(D) Man

MCQ Questions Answers and Summary for Ode on Solitude Class 10 English Panorama Part 2 Bihar Board

Ode on Solitude - Alexander Pope MCQ and Summary

Chapter Name	Multiple Choice Questions for Ode on Solitude
Author Name	Alexander Pope
Related Study	Important Questions for Ode on Solitude Class 10 Matric English BSEB Solutions for Class 10 English Matric
Book Name	Panorama Part 2

Short Summary for Ode on Solitude by Alexander Pope

About Poet: Alexander Pope is a satirist. He was born in 1688 and died in 1744.

Some of his works are The Rape of the Lock, The Duncial, The Epistles, essay on Criticism and essay of Man.

In the present poem, the poet draws a beautiful picture of a happy man.
According to the poet, the man who is satisfied with a few acres of land inherited from his forefather is happy.
He lives in a native land.

MCQ Questions for Ode on Solitude Class 10 English Matric

1. A poem written in fourteen lines is called ____

(A) anode

(B) an elegy

(D) a lyric

Answer

2. In the poem 'Ode On Solitude' the poet draws a beautiful picture of ____

(A) a Village

(B) a poor man

(D) a town

Answer

3. Pope, in the poem 'Ode on Solitude', says that village people get everything except ____

(A) Milk from herds

(B) Bread from fields

(D) Money from trees

Answer

(D) Money from trees

4. In the poem 'Ode On Solitude', where is the happy man content to live?

(A) in town

(B) in his own ground

(D) in an orchard

Answer

(B) in his own ground

5. According to the poet of 'Ode On Solitude', a happy man is satisfied with ____

(A) a few acres of inherited land

(B) more acres of inherited land

(D) a lot inherited property

Answer

(A) a few acres of inherited land

6. Alexander Pope was one of the greatest ____

(A) dramatist

(B) novelist

(D) satirist

Answer

(D) satirist

7. Who gives milk to the happy man?

(A) Cattle

(B) Cow

(D) Camel

Answer

(A) Cattle

8. In the poem 'Ode on Solitude', the poet draws a beautiful picture of a ____man.

(A) unhappy

(B) sad

(D) cruel

Answer

9. Alexander Pope was one of the greatest satirist of the early ____ century.

(A) 18th

(B) 19th

(D) 16th

Answer

(A) 18th

10. When does a happy man get sleep?

(A) At night

(B) During the day

(D) During the evening

Answer

(A) At night

11. The Poet wants to live unseen and ____

(A) painfully

(B) unknown

(D) publicly

Answer

(B) unknown

12. In Ode On Solitude, the poet says that a happy man wants to ____ unlamented.

(A) sleep

(B) think

(D) live

Answer

13. Happy man has no ____

(A) health

(B) land

(D) care

Answer

(D) care

14. Meditation ____the happy man.

(A) pleases

(B) sadness

(D) angry

Answer

(A) pleases

15. A happy man is satisfied by the property inherited by him from his ____

(A) mother

(B) uncle

(D) cousin

Answer

16. Alexander Pope was also a ____

(A) thinker

(B) philosopher

(D) reformer

Answer

17. From where does he get his clothes ?

(A) from leather of animals

(B) from cultivation

(D) from his flocks and sheep

Answer

(D) from his flocks and sheep

18. The Poet does not want to mark the place where he is ____

(A) sitting

(B) hiding

(D) buried

Answer

(D) buried

19. The poet is content to breathe his ___

(A) fresh air

(B) native air

(D) none of these

Answer

(B) native air

20. The poet enjoys shades of trees in ____

(A) winter

(B) summer

(D) autumn

Answer

(B) summer

21. A happy man spends his time ____

(A) growing crops

(B) playing cricket

(D) enjoying travelling

Answer

22. What does the poet wish after death?

(A) No body expresses sorrow

(B) To place tomb stone

(D) None of these

Answer

(A) No body expresses sorrow

23. Alexander Pope was born in ____

(A) 1666

(B) 1668

(D) 1680

Answer

24. Ode is a poem ____

(A) addressed to a person

(B) addressed to a gentleman

(D) addressed to a unknown man

Answer

(A) addressed to a person

25. What is meant by 'herds'?

(A) People

(B) Cattle

(D) Gang

Answer

(B) Cattle

26. How does the poet desire to sleep?

(A) soundly

(B) comfortly

(D) soflty

Answer

(A) soundly

27. A happy man enjoys sound sleep at ____

(A) evening

(B) morning

(D) day

Answer

28. Who gives a happy man his bread ?

(A) His bakery

(B) His trees

(D) His herds

Answer

29. According to the poet, a happy man is one who ____

(A) is strong

(B) has a car

(D) is rich

Answer

30. The poet is 'Ode on Solitude' wants to live ____

(A) seen

(B) unseen

(D) praised

Answer

(B) unseen

31. The happy man is ____ to breathe his native air.

(A) content

(B) sad

(D) unable

Answer

(A) content

32. 'Ode on Solitude' has been written by ____

(A) Walter de la Mare

(B) John Keats

(D) Alexander Pope

Answer

(D) Alexander Pope

33. According to Pope, a man is happy he is ____

(A) rich

(B) contented

(D) poor

Answer

(B) contented

MCQ Questions Answers and Summary for Polythene Bag Class 10 English Panorama Part 2 Bihar Board

Polythene Bag - Durga Prasad Panda MCQ and Summary

Chapter Name	Multiple Choice Questions for Polythene Bag
Author Name	Durga Prasad Panda
Related Study	Important Questions for Polythene Bag Class 10 Matric English BSEB Solutions for Class 10 English Matric
Book Name	Panorama Part 2

Short Summary for Polythene Bag by Durga Prasad Panda

About Poet: Durga Prasad Panda is an Oriya writer. His other works include Sawarni and Rays.

The poet has tried to throw light on the bad effects of polythene bag on the environment.
A polythene bag never gets dissolved similarly, hurt is never forgotten.

MCQ Questions for Polythene Bag Class 10 English Matric

1. Who wrote the poem 'Polythene Bag'?

(A) Alexander Pope

(B) Durga Prasad Panda

(D) Periasamy Thooran

Answer

(B) Durga Prasad Panda

2. 'Polythene Bag' makes ____ noise.

(A) squeaky

(B) chirpy

(D) soft

Answer

(A) squeaky

3. "Polythene Bag" when left to itself ____ environment.

(A) pollutes

(B) decorates

(D) enriches

Answer

(A) pollutes

4. Burnt 'Polythene Bag' exudes ____

(A) Pungent smell

(B) Pure smell

(D) Peculiar smell

Answer

(A) Pungent smell

5. What happens when a polythene bag gets a little heated ?

(A) It melts down

(B) It becomes solid

(D) It becomes slippery

Answer

(A) It melts down

6. Where is the 'polythene bag' buried ?

(A) in the earth's crust

(B) in a garbage bin

(D) in water

Answer

(B) in a garbage bin

7. In the 'Polythene Bag' the germs of disease keep on____

(A) melting

(B) hurting

(D) growing

Answer

(D) growing

8. Pungent means ____

(A) Poisonous

(B) Smell

(D) Sweet

Answer

(A) Poisonous

9. Durga Prasad Panda is mainly____

(A) Hindi Poet

(B) English Poet

(D) Oriya Poet

Answer

(D) Oriya Poet

10. A Polythene Bag is ____ for the environment.

(A) useful

(B) eco-friendly

(D) harmful

Answer

(D) harmful

11. 'Polythene Bag' is a____

(A) story

(B) novel

(D) poem

Answer

(D) poem

12. Good environment makes our life

(A) sad

(B) happy and healthy

(D) unhappy

Answer

(B) happy and healthy

13. Durga Prasad Panda is a/an ____

(A) Nepali Poet

(B) Indian Poet

(D) Burmese Poet

Answer

(B) Indian Poet

14. Durga Prasad Panda composed the poem in____

(A) Hindi

(B) Urdu

(D) Oriya

Answer

(D) Oriya

15. What comes back again and again ?

(A) Hurt

(B) Soul

(D) Sorrow

Answer

16. The feeling of 'hurt' has been compared to____

(A) The earth's crust

(B) The environment

(D) a Polythene Bag

Answer

17. What do you mean by 'Hurt'?

(A) sadness

(B) comfortable

(D) painful

Answer

(D) painful

18. What happens when we burnt polythene ?

(A) Pollutes the environment

(B) It gives a poisonous smell

(D) Makes a short and shrill

Answer

(B) It gives a poisonous smell

19. The polythene bag makes a ____ noise.

(A) musical

(B) humming

(D) squeaky

Answer

(D) squeaky

20. A polythene bag does not get ____ ?

(A) torn

(B) destroyed

(D) assimilated

Answer

21. The polythene bag does not get ____

(A) decomposed

(B) dissolved

(D) sullied

Answer

(B) dissolved

22. In the poem “Polythene Bag”, what keeps coming again and again?

(A) Anxiety of the future

(B) Comfortable feeling

(D) Fits of depression

Answer

MCQ Questions Answers and Summary for Thinner than a Crescent Class 10 English Panorama Part 2 Bihar Board

Thinner than a Crescent - Vidyapati MCQ and Summary

Chapter Name	Multiple Choice Questions for Thinner than a Crescent
Author Name	Vidyapati
Related Study	Important Questions for Thinner than a Crescent Class 10 Matric English BSEB Solutions for Class 10 English Matric
Book Name	Panorama Part 2

Short Summary for Thinner than a Crescent by Vidyapati

About Poet: Vidyapati is a great Maithili poet. He was born in 1352 and died in 1448 in the village 'Bisapi' in Madhibani district.

The present poem in the form of a report from a friend of Radha to Lord Krishna.
She was devoted to Lord Krishna.
She had been separated from her lover and this pain had made her thin and weak.

MCQ Questions for Thinner than a Crescent Class 10 English Matric

1. 'Thinner than a Crescent', has been composed by _____

(A) Vidyadhar Pandit

(B) Kalidas

(D) Tulsidas

Answer

2. Whose problems are talked about in the poem "Thinner than a Crescent?

(A) Radha's

(B) Radha's friends

(D) Village folk's

Answer

(A) Radha's

3. Vidyapati's poems are about Radha and_____

(A) Ram

(B) Sita

(D) Vishnu

Answer

4. Vidyapati belongs to _____

(A) Mathura

(B) Mahisi

(D) Masaurhi

Answer

5. In the poem "Thinner than a crescent', where is Radha crying?

(A) On the bank

(B) In the river

(D) None of these

Answer

(A) On the bank

6. Radha is crying for_____

(A) her friend

(B) her sister

(D) Lord Krishna

Answer

(D) Lord Krishna

7. Radha looks like _____

(A) sharper than the crescent in the sky

(B) thinner than the crescent in the sky

(D) Bigger than the crescent in the sky..

Answer

(B) thinner than the crescent in the sky

8. As reported by her friend, Radha is_____

(A) ill

(B) hurt and confused

(D) laughing

Answer

(B) hurt and confused

9. Where does Radha brood ?

(A) In the forest

(B) In her house

(D) On the bank of a river

Answer

(D) On the bank of a river

10. The poem deals with the pitiable condition of _____

(A) Lord Krisha

(B) a friend of Radha

(D) Gopi

Answer

11. Who is Madhav ?

(A) Lord Krishna's envy

(B) A follower of Lord Krishna

(D) The name of Lord Krishna

Answer

(D) The name of Lord Krishna

12. This poem is in the form of a_____

(A) speech

(B) conversation

(D) letter

Answer

13. In the poem "Thinner than a crescent', Radha each day grows_____

(A) fatter

(B) thinner

(D) smaller

Answer

(B) thinner

14. Vidyapati was a great poet of

(A) Maithili

(B) Hindi

(D) Oriya

Answer

(A) Maithili

15. Where was Vidyapati born ?

(A) Benipatti

(B) Benipur

(D) Bisapi

Answer

(D) Bisapi

16. To whom does the friend of Radha make a report?

(A) Ram

(B) Krishna

(D) Bal Ram

Answer

(B) Krishna

17. Who has run to Lord Krishna?

(A) Radha's friend

(B) Radha's sister

(D) Radha's aunt

Answer

(A) Radha's friend

18. Radha is separated from Krishna for_____

(A) four days

(B) eight days

(D) several days

Answer

(D) several days

19. Lord Krishan had not met _____ for some time.

(A) Vidyapati

(B) Sudama

(D) Radha

Answer

(D) Radha

20. Radha's joy may come_____

(A) again

(B) back

(D) late

Answer

(A) again

21. Radha's friends are_____ about Radha.

(A) angry

(B) happy

(D) weeping

Answer

22. Radha's tears have carved a_____

(A) river

(B) statue

(D) hole

Answer

(A) river

23. 'You ask her one thing, She speaks of another is from: _____

(A) Polythene Bag

(B) Koel

(D) Thinner than a Crescent

Answer

(D) Thinner than a Crescent

24. Radha's friends were _____ about her.

(A) angry

(B) happy

(D) ecstatic

Answer

MCQ Questions Answers and Summary for The Empty Heart Class 10 English Panorama Part 2 Bihar Board

The Empty Heart - Periasamy Thooran Panda MCQ and Summary

Chapter Name	Multiple Choice Questions for The Empty Heart
Author Name	Periasamy Thooran
Related Study	Important Questions for The Empty Heart Class 10 Matric English BSEB Solutions for Class 10 English Matric
Book Name	Panorama Part 2

Short Summary for The Empty Heart by Periasamy Thooran

About Poet: Periyasamy Thooran is a renowned Tamil writer. He was born in 1908 and died in 1987. Some of his works include Ilantamiza and Turan Kavithaika (poems), Tangacangili (short stories) and Puvin Sirippul (essays). As the editor of the famous ten-volume general encyclopedia in Tamil, Kalai Kazhanjiyam. He was awarded with Padma Bhusan and Kalaomani from Tamil Nadu.

The poem highlights a great human weakness, man's insatiable greed which ultimately destroys him.

MCQ Questions for The Empty Heart Class 10 English Matric

1. 'The Empty Heart has been composed by ____

(A) Periyasamy Thooran

(B) Keki. N. Daruwala

(D) Mahadevi Verma

Answer

(A) Periyasamy Thooran

2. In the poem “The Empty Heart', the prayer was granted ____

(A) theree fold

(B) seven fold

(D) nine fold

Answer

(B) seven fold

3. In the poem "The Empty Heart', to whom did the man bid good bye?

(A) His Mother

(B) His wife

(D) His Mother, Wife and Children

Answer

(D) His Mother, Wife and Children

3. How many pots of gold were given to the man in the poem "The Empty Heart'?

(A) Seven

(B) Six

(D) Eight

Answer

(A) Seven

4. "The Empty Heart' speaks about____

(A) Happiness

(B) Greed

(D) Fear

Answer

(B) Greed

5. In the poem 'The Empty Heart', the man was rich, but not____

(A) wealthy

(B) worthy

(D) clever

Answer

6. In the poem 'The Empty Heart's rich man prayer was granted ____

(A) Sevenfold

(B) Eightfold

(D) None of these

Answer

(A) Seven fold

7. According to the poem “The Empty Heart' which of the following statements is true ?

(A) The man was given six pots.

(B) Periyasamy Thooran was a Bengali writer.

(D) The poem 'The Empty Heart' has been translated by S. Swaminathan.

Answer

8. The rich man wrecked his____

(A) desire

(B) pitchers

(D) health

Answer

(D) health

9. At the end of the poem what happened to the richman in the poem 'The Empty Heart' ?

(A) He became poor

(B) He died

(D) He became healthy

Answer

(B) He died

10. Eating, drinking and sleep he ____

(A) did

(B) shirked

(D) left

Answer

(B) shirked

11. Periyasamy Thooran was born in____

(A) 1908

(B) 1907

(D) 1905

Answer

(A) 1908

12. The poem 'The Empty Heart' highlights a great human ____

(A) boldness

(B) greatness

(D) promptness

Answer

13. The poem is the translation of Tamil poem ____

(A) Kurari Kudam

(B) Aparajto

(D) Yama

Answer

(A) Kurari Kudam

14. Greed is ____ but life is not.

(A) good

(B) bad

(D) endless

Answer

(D) endless

15. The discontented man prayed for ____

(A) one pot of gold

(B) two pots of gold

(D) eight pots of gold

Answer

(A) one pot of gold

16. The demon desire now made him ____ which had the power.

(A) sad

(B) pleased

(D) happy

Answer

17. The man tried all tricks to gather____

(A) jewellery

(B) gold

(D) diamonds

Answer

(B) gold

18. There was a ____ which grant wishes.

(A) snake

(B) pigeon

(D) temple

Answer

19. The Poet narrates the story of a____

(A) Poor man

(B) healthy man

(D) greedy man

Answer

(D) greedy man

20. The man was rich but he was not ____.

(A) content

(B) proud

(D) fool

Answer

(A) content

21. Harder and harder he tried, but ____.

(A) became mad

(B) became senseless

(D) died

Answer

(D) died

22. Periyasamy was awarded ____

(A) Bharat Ratna

(B) Padma Bhushan

(D) Padmshri

Answer

(B) Padma Bhushan

23. Which tree had the power to grant, wishes in the poem 'The Empty Heart'?

(A) Pipal

(B) Banyan

(D) Kalpaka

Answer

(D) Kalpaka

24. The tree granted him silver pots full of ____

(A) gold

(B) coins

(D) diamond

Answer

(A) gold

25. Periyasamy Thooran was a distinguished ____writer.

(A) Bengali

(B) Bhojpuri

(D) Tamil

Answer

(D) Tamil

26. What made him mad ?

(A) Greedy tendency

(B) Excessive desire

(D) Wrecked health

Answer

(B) Excessive desire

27. Who did the rich man pray to I poem 'The Empty Heart'?

(A) The pots of gold

(B) The Wish-yielding Tree

(D) God

Answer

(B) The Wish-yielding Tree

28. The poem "The Empty Heart' tells about the problems caused by____

(A) poverty

(B) content on

(D) anger

Answer

29. The rich man asked for a____.

(A) pot of silver

(B) pot of gold

(D) pot of jewellery

Answer

(B) pot of gold

30. How did the rich man work?

(A) from morning to evening

(B) from morning to noon

(D) from morning to midnight

Answer

(D) from morning to midnight

31. The rich man left home because he wanted to earn more____

(A) knowledge

(B) respect

(D) gold

Answer

(D) gold

32. ‘IIantamiza’ has been written by ____

(A) Periyasamy Thooran

(B) Durga Prasad Panda

(D) Puran Singh

Answer

(A) Periyasamy Thooran

33. ‘The Empty Heart’ tells us about ____

(A) greed

(B) poverty

(D) over–eating

Answer

(A) greed

MCQ Questions Answers and Summary for Koel Class 10 English Panorama Part 2 Bihar Board

Koel - Puran Singh Panda MCQ and Summary

Chapter Name	Multiple Choice Questions for Koel
Author Name	Puran Singh
Related Study	Important Questions for Koel Class 10 Matric English BSEB Solutions for Class 10 English Matric
Book Name	Panorama Part 2

Short Summary for Koel by Puran Singh

About Poet: Puran Singh is an Indian poet. He was born in 1881 and died in 1931.

In this poem, the Koel is restless in search of its beloved.
The poet call the Koel 'a rain of spark'.
The fire of love charred his wings.
The high pitched notes of the Koel makes thousand memories in poet's heart.
The Koel symbolises true love.

MCQ Questions for Koel Class 10 English Matric

1. The Poem 'Koel' has been composed by_____

(A) Periasamy Thooran

(B) Puran Singh

(D) Durga Prasad Panda

Answer

(B) Puran Singh

2. The garden that burns the heart of “Koel' is _____

(A) green

(B) thin A

(D) thick

Answer

(A) green

3. The 'Koel' is hidden in_____

(A) Forests

(B) Mango-leaves

(D) Mountains

Answer

(B) Mango-leaves

4. What does the flaming soul of the koel ask in the poem 'Koel'?

(A) Wants to know where its lover is

(B) Wants to know about its destination

(D) None of these

Answer

(A) Wants to know where its lover is

5. Which of the following statements is true, according to the poem 'Koel'?

(A) The koel is called the brown cuckoo.

(B) The koel sings in the apple leaves

(D) The poet does not become restless to hear its voice.

Answer

6. The Koel asks the _____ where its beloved is.

(A) branches

(B) trees

(D) fruits

Answer

7. The Poet calls the Koel _____

(A) cuckoo

(B) black bird

(D) O little Bird

Answer

(D) O little Bird

8. The Koel's soul is like _____

(A) flaming

(B) heating

(D) burning

Answer

(A) flaming

9. The Koel is full of dissatisfaction because its _____ is not with her.

(A) lover

(B) sister

(D) father

Answer

(A) lover

10. The Koel is called the black _____

(A) dog

(B) cuckoo

(D) duck

Answer

(B) cuckoo

11. The Koel is in search of her _____

(A) mother

(B) friend

(D) beloved

Answer

(D) beloved

12. Where does the Koel sing?

(A) In the apple leaves

(B) In the guava leaves

(D) In the mango leaves

Answer

(D) In the mango leaves

13. What fires the Koel?

(A) The sight of mango blossom

(B) The fire of love

(D) High-pitched notes

Answer

(A) The sight of mango blossom

14. How does the Koel feel?

(A) satisfied

(B) happy

(D) peaceful

Answer

15. The Poet asks the Koel what has her _____.

(A) forgotten

(B) hurt

(D) longings

Answer

(B) hurt

16. The _____ of the koel has been charred by the fire of love.

(A) legs

(B) beak

(D) eyes

Answer

17. "The shades of mangoes burn!' is from:_____

(A) Koel

(B) Ode on Solitude

(D) God Made the Country

Answer

(A) Koel

18. Where does the koel conceal itself?

(A) In the forest

(B) In mango-leaves

(D) In peepal-leaves

Answer

(B) In mango-leaves

MCQ Questions Answers and Summary for The Sleeping Porter Class 10 English Panorama Part 2 Bihar Board

The Sleeping Porter - Laxmi Prasad Devkota MCQ and Summary

Chapter Name	Multiple Choice Questions for The Sleeping Porter
Author Name	Laxmi Prasad Devkota
Related Study	Important Questions for The Sleeping Porter Class 10 Matric English BSEB Solutions for Class 10 English Matric
Book Name	Panorama Part 2

Short Summary for The Sleeping Porter by Laxmi Prasad Devkota

About Poet: Laxmi Prasad Devkota obtained a Bachelor degree from Patna University in 1929. He was born in 1909 in Kathmandu. His works include Yugvani (The voice of the age). He presided over the first national poetry festival of Nepal in 1948.

The poem revolves around the life of a porter who works on mountains and carries the load on his back up the snow-clad peaks.
The poet says that porter is proved conquerer of nature.

MCQ Questions for The Sleeping Porter Class 10 English Matric

1. 'The Sleeping Porter', was wearing a ____ cap.

(A) black

(B) blue

(D) white

Answer

(A) black

2. "The sleeping Porter" is challenging ____

(A) the forest

(B) the mountain

(D) the footpath

Answer

(B) the mountain

3. In the poem 'Sleeping porter', what distance does the porter cover in the snows of winter?

(A) Five miles

(B) Six miles

(D) None of these

Answer

(B) Six miles

4. In the poem 'Sleeping porter', the porter's cap is ____

(A) white and sweat-stained

(B) dirty and sweat-stained

(D) none of these

Answer

(B) dirty and sweat-stained

5. In the poem 'Sleeping porter', where is the porter's hut ?

(A) on the mountain

(B) on the hill

(D) none of these

Answer

6. Laxmi Prasad Devkota was a renowned____

(A) Indian Poet

(B) Nepali Poet

(D) American Poet

Answer

(B) Nepali Poet

7. Laxmi Prasad Devkota was a ____

(A) essayist

(B) story writer

(D) dramatist

Answer

(B) story writer

8. The porter is carrying a heavy load on his____

(A) shoulder

(B) back

(D) hand

Answer

(B) back

9. The Porter body emits____

(A) dirty smell

(B) coloured lights

(D) sulphur-like sour smell

Answer

(D) sulphur-like sour smell

10. What is the mother searching for in the poem 'The Sleeping porter'?

(A) Warm clothes

(B) Nettles and Vines

(D) Herjson

Answer

(B) Nettles and Vines

11. Laxmi Prasad Devkota was born in ____

(A) Kathmandu

(B) Tamilnadu

(D) Kolkata

Answer

(A) Kathmandu

12. The porter mind is very____

(A) strong

(B) dull

(D) witful

Answer

(B) dull

13. The porter is compared to a____

(A) bird

(B) king

(D) cattle

Answer

(A) bird

14. The Porter's son is shivering with____

(A) fever

(B) hunger

(D) winter

Answer

15. ____ is reigning over the rich kingdom of sleep.

(A) The King

(B) The Porter's mother

(D) The Porter

Answer

(D) The Porter

16. The Sleeping Porter has been composed by____

(A) Laxmi Prasad Devkota

(B) Puran Singh

(D) William Wordsworth

Answer

(A) Laxmi Prasad Devkota

17. Laxmi Prasad Devkota obtained a Bachelor degree from____

(A) Bihar University

(B) Mithila University

(D) Patna University

Answer

(D) Patna University

18. The porter enjoys a good and peaceful____

(A) sleep

(B) walk

(D) journey

Answer

(A) sleep

19. What is there on the cliff?

(A) Pond

(B) Hut

(D) Palace

Answer

(B) Hut

20. ____ is the hero of the mountain.

(A) king

(B) giant

(D) poor man

Answer

21. Who is facing the uphill task?

(A) a porter

(B) mother

(D) the poet

Answer

(A) a porter

22. The Porter has to climb up in the____

(A) hill

(B) rain and shower

(D) snows of winter

Answer

(D) snows of winter

23. The Porter was going up a ____

(A) lane

(B) cliff

(D) road

Answer

(B) cliff

24. As a result of very hard work, the Porter's ____ beat fast.

(A) muscles

(B) nerves

(D) pulse

Answer

25. The porter is out of ____

(A) courage

(B) breath

(D) energy

Answer

(B) breath

26. The porter carried ____ kilo on his back.

(A) 38

(B) 25

(D) 40

Answer

(B) 25

27. The porter is in deep ____

(A) slumber

(B) thought

(D) pain

Answer

(A) slumber

28. 'Like a bird/his heart is twittering' is from ____

(A) Koel

(B) Martha

(D) The Polythene Bag

Answer

29. The porter is wearing a ____ cap.

(A) black

(B) blue

(D) white

Answer

(A) black

30. 'Yugvani' was edited by ____

(A) Puran Singh

(B) Periasamy Thooran

(D) Laxmi Prasad Devkota

Answer

(D) Laxmi Prasad Devkota

31. What does the porter's body emit?

(A) coloured ligths

(B) radiation

(D) fragrance

Answer

MCQ Questions Answers and Summary for Martha Class 10 English Panorama Part 2 Bihar Board

Martha - Walter de la Mare MCQ and Summary

Chapter Name	Multiple Choice Questions for Martha
Author Name	Walter de la Mare
Related Study	Important Questions for Martha Class 10 Matric English BSEB Solutions for Class 10 English Matric
Book Name	Panorama Part 2

Short Summary for Martha by Walter de la Mare

About Poet: Walter de la Mare is a modern poet. He was born in 1873 and died in 1956. His works include The Listener, The Scarecrow and Arbia.

Long Long ago Martha would narrated her stories in the hazel glen.
Her beautiful eyes, soft voices and gestures her chin conveyed half of the meaning of stories.
The children were lost in the dreamland of Martha's stories.

MCQ Questions for Martha Class 10 English Matric

1. Who has composed the poem 'Martha'?

(A) Walter de la Mare

(B) William Shakespeare

(D) Alexander Pope

Answer

(A) Walter de la Mare

2. 'Martha' chin was ____

(A) wide

(B) flat

(D) narrow

Answer

(D) narrow

3. Walter de la Mare was a ____

(A) Ancient Poet

(B) Modern Poet

(D) None of these

Answer

(B) Modern Poet

4. The stories of Martha were full of ____

(A) hatred

(B) wonder

(D) tragedy

Answer

(B) wonder

5. Martha was a____

(A) Preacher

(B) story teller

(D) speaker

Answer

(B) story teller

6. The Poet knew Martha when he was a ____

(A) teacher

(B) shopkeeper

(D) child

Answer

(D) child

7. Children sit on their elbows____

(A) down

(B) up

(D) lolled

Answer

(D) lolled

8. Martha used to tell her stories to the____

(A) villagers

(B) children

(D) people

Answer

(B) children

9. Martha's stories have a ____effect.

(A) noisy

(B) tranquil

(D) crazy

Answer

(B) tranquil

10. Martha's voice was ____

(A) slow

(B) high

(D) sweet

Answer

(D) sweet

11. Martha had small lovely____

(A) head

(B) chin

(D) lips

Answer

(A) head

12. In the poem Martha', what is the colour of Martha's eyes ?

(A) Grey

(B) Blue

(D) red

Answer

(A) Grey

13. Which of the following statements is false, according to the poem 'Martha'?

(A) Martha tells her stories over and over again.

(B) Martha would tell her stories in greenish brown valley.

(D) Her stories have a tranquil effect.

Answer

14. Martha used to tell ____ stories.

(A) interesting

(B) wonderful

(D) mythological

Answer

(B) wonderful

15. With what words did Martha's stories begin ?

(A) once upon a time

(B) over and over again

(D) once....once upon a time

Answer

(D) once....once upon a time

16. Martha would sit with her two____.

(A) slim hands

(B) long hands

(D) long legs

Answer

(A) slim hands

17. What does Martha do in the hazel glen?

(A) Makes merry

(B) Tells her stories

(D) Sleep

Answer

(B) Tells her stories

18. Martha's stories are like a ____

(A) ghost

(B) fairy

(D) wonder

Answer

19. "Her voice and her narrow from the poem ____

(A) The Sleeping Porter

(B) The Empty Heart

(D) Koel

Answer

20. Martha's stories were listened to by the children with ____

(A) tension

(B) joy

(D) attention

Answer

21. The children were transported to a ____ on hearing Martha's stories.

(A) forest

(B) cloud

(D) garden

Answer

22. The children used to listen to Martha, lying on their ____

(A) elbows

(B) hands

(D) backs

Answer

(A) elbows

23. Like a conjurer, Walter De La Mare create an atmosphere of____

(A) mystery

(B) town

(D) country

Answer

(A) mystery

MCQ Questions Answers and Summary for January Night Class 10 English Reader Part 2 Bihar Board

January Night - Premchand MCQ and Summary

Chapter Name	Multiple Choice Questions for January Night
Author Name	Premchand
Related Study	Important Questions for January Night Class 10 Matric English BSEB Solutions for Class 10 English Matric
Book Name	English Reader Part 2

Short Summary for January Night by Premchand

About Author: Munshi Premchand is a writer of Hindi and Urdu. He was born in Varanasi in 1880 and died in 1938. His pen name is Premchand. His works include Godan, Gaban, Pratigya and Rangbhoomi. His book 'Soje Vatan' was banned by the British Government. He focused on rural India and exploitation faced by a common villager at the hands of priests, land-lords and banker.

In this story, the writer has described the friendship of men and animals and the poorness.

MCQ Questions for January Night Class 10 English Matric

1. The story January Night', has been written by _____

(A) John Galsworthy

(B) Giridhar Jha

(D) Anton Chekhov

Answer

2. The name of Halku's wife in ‘January Night' was _____

(A) Chunni

(B) Munni

(D) Banni

Answer

(B) Munni

3. Premchand was a profile writer of_____

(A) Urdu and Tamil

(B) Hindi and Urdu

(D) Hindi and Maithili

Answer

(B) Hindi and Urdu

4. Halku worked as _____

(A) a tenant farmer

(B) an engineer

(D) a doctor

Answer

(A) a tenant farmer

5. What did Halku want to buy?

(A) quilt

(B) a blanket

(D) none of these

Answer

(B) a blanket

6. When did Halku get up ?

(A) at noon

(B) at midnight

(D) In the evening

Answer

7. How many characters are there in the story of January Night'?

(A) Two

(B) Three

(D) Five

Answer

(B) Three

8. Which of the following work of Premchand was banned by the British Govt. ?

(A) Nirmala

(B) Godan

(D) Gavan

Answer

9. How did Halku keep himself warm in the field at night?

(A) By burning wood

(B) By using a heater

(D) By using a blanket

Answer

10. What is the well known work of Premchand ?

(A) Panchtantra

(B) Git Govinda

(D) Godan

Answer

(D) Godan

11. Halku was a _____

(A) rich farmer

(B) factory worker

(D) tenant farmer

Answer

(D) tenant farmer

12. January Night' is a story of the _____

(A) Summer night

(B) Autumn night

(D) None of these

Answer

13. Munni had save_____rupees for blanket.

(A) three

(B) two

(D) five

Answer

(A) three

14. Halku's field was destroyed by _____

(A) oxen

(B) nilgais

(D) cows

Answer

(B) nilgais

15. Where did Halku sleep?

(A) with his dog

(B) in his farm

(D) in his house

Answer

16. Who is the main character in the story January Night'?

(A) Veekhu

(B) Halku

(D) Harkhu

Answer

(B) Halku

17. At the end of the story, Halku is_____

(A) Sad

(B) confused

(D) contented

Answer

(D) contented

18. Halku sat before the fire and let it _____ him.

(A) warm

(B) cold

(D) None of these

Answer

(A) warm

19. Munni advised Halku to hire himself out as a _____

(A) shopkeeper

(B) farmer

(D) labourer

Answer

(D) labourer

20. Halku needs a _____

(A) bedsheet

(B) blanket

(D) shawl

Answer

(B) blanket

21. Halku needs a blanket while watching over _____

(A) garden

(B) palace

(D) fields

Answer

(D) fields

22. Munni is a character of the story _____

(A) January Night

(B) Allergy

(D) Love Defiled

Answer

(A) January Night

23. Jabra was Halku's _____

(A) dog

(B) cat

(D) cow

Answer

(A) dog

24. Halku and Munni had saved money to buy a _____

(A) heater

(B) shawl

(D) quilt

Answer

25. Halku and Muni were always in _____

(A) debt

(B) need

(D) comfort

Answer

(A) debt

26. “What I say is, give up this tenant farming'-Why does Munni say this?

(A) Because they were poor

(B) Because they were lazy

(D) Because they were farmers

Answer

MCQ Questions Answers and Summary for Allergy Class 10 English Reader Part 2 Bihar Board

January Night - Dr. Rana S.P. Singh MCQ and Summary

Chapter Name	Multiple Choice Questions for Allergy
Author Name	Dr. Rana S.P. Singh
Related Study	Important Questions for Allergy Class 10 Matric English BSEB Solutions for Class 10 English Matric
Book Name	Panorama Part 2

Short Summary for Allergy by Dr. Rana S.P. Singh

About Author: Dr. Rana S.P. Singh is a reputed physician. He was born in 1976 in Hathua village in Gopalganj district. He is specialised on 'Allergy'.

In this article, the focus has been given to the symptoms of allergy and how to avoid it.

MCQ Questions for Allergy Class 10 English Matric

1. Prem Shankar is mentioned in ____

(A) January Night

(B) The Bet

(D) Quality

Answer

2. Who has written ‘Allergy'?

(A) Dr. Rana S.P Singh

(B) Dr. Shiv Singh

(D) Dr. Mohan Singh

Answer

(A) Dr. Rana S.P Singh

3. Dr. Rana S.P. Singh is famous doctor for____

(A) Allergy

(B) Asthma

(D) Hay fever

Answer

(A) Allergy

4. Common allergy diseases are found in children of ____of age.

(A) 0-3 years

(B) 0-4 years

(D) 0-6 years

Answer

(D) 0-6 years

5. Allergy can be avoided by ____.

(A) harmless substance

(B) histamine

(D) drug

Answer

6. In this lesson the author talks about different type of____

(A) medicines

(B) doctors

(D) allergies

Answer

(D) allergies

7. Hay fever is____

(A) asthma

(B) allergy

(D) sneezing

Answer

(B) allergy

8. Hay fever is caused by____

(A) fungus

(B) breathing

(D) sneezing

Answer

9. Asthma can be treated by ____

(A) pollen mask

(B) caricide chemical

(D) inhaled steroids

Answer

(D) inhaled steroids

10. Sheets, mattress pad and blanket should be washed ____ in hot water.

(A) monthly

(B) daily

(D) yearly

Answer

11. Allergy has evolved from the discovery in____

(A) 1967

(B) 1968

(D) 1966

Answer

(A) 1967

12. Who found trouble as he wake up?

(A) Prem Shanker

(B) The Patient

(D) Shanker

Answer

(A) Prem Shanker

13. What is the correct way to avoid allergens ?

(A) Wearing pollen mask

(B) Playing a game

(D) Running

Answer

(A) Wearing pollen mask

14. Who discovered Immunoglobulin ?

(A) Calvin

(B) Uppsala and Baltimore

(D) Louis Pasteur

Answer

(B) Uppsala and Baltimore

15. A person has to be exposed to the particular ____ for some time to become allergic to it.

(A) symptom

(B) antigen

(D) protein

Answer

16. Allergens are of ____ types.

(A) two

(B) three

(D) five

Answer

(A) two

17. Allergy is a ____ of the human immune system.

(A) disease

(B) symptom

(D) miscalculation

Answer

18. Which of the following is caused by Allergy?

(A) Fever

(B) Hunger

(D) Fatigue

Answer

(A) Fever

19. The author in ‘Allergy’ talks about different types of ____

(A) allergies

(B) doctors

(D) diseases

Answer

(A) allergies

MCQ Questions Answers and Summary for The Bet Class 10 English Reader Part 2 Bihar Board

The Bet - Anton Chekov MCQ and Summary

Chapter Name	Multiple Choice Questions for The Bet
Author Name	Anton Chekov
Related Study	Important Questions for The Bet Class 10 Matric English BSEB Solutions for Class 10 English Matric
Book Name	English Reader Part 2

Short Summary for The Bet by Anton Chekov

About Author: Russian writer Anton Chekov is a story writer and dramatist. He was born in 1860 and died in 1904. He wrote seventeen plays and six hundred stories.

In this story, a rich banker gives a party where a discussion arose among the guests and the host regarding capital punishment and life imprisonment.
The discussion turned into a bet.
A young lawyer ready to stay in a cell as a prisoner for fifteen years.
The banker would have to pay him two million roubles.

MCQ Questions for Bet Class 10 English Matric

1. The author of The Bet', is ____

(A) Leo Tolstoy

(B) John Galsworthy

(D) Katherine Mansfield

Answer

2. During his period of confinement, the lawyer was deprived of the right to cross the ____

(A) garden

(B) boundary

(D) town

Answer

3. During the first year of imprisonment the lawyer in 'the Bet' ____

(A) suffered terribly

(B) enjoyed happily

(D) listened to music

Answer

(D) listened to music

4. 'The Bet' is a story about ____

(A) a banker and a doctor

(B) a lawyer and a doctor

(D) a doctor and a farmer

Answer

5. In the story 'The Bet', what was the weather like on the day the banker went to kill the lawyer ?

(A) It was raining and very cold

(B) It was sunny and very hot

(D) None of these

Answer

(A) It was raining and very cold

6. Russian author Anton Chekhov was born on ____

(A) January 17, 1860

(B) January 17, 1861

(D) January

Answer

(A) January 17, 1860

7. Anton Chekhov is the writer of ____

(A) short story

(B) novel

(D) essay

Answer

(A) short story

8. Who informed the banker that the lawyer had escaped from the cell?

(A) Watchman

(B) Prisoner

(D) Passersby

Answer

(A) Watchman

9. Who told that the both these for punishment were equally wrong?

(A) The banker

(B) The young lawyer

(D) The old merchant

Answer

(B) The young lawyer

10. The lawyer was a young man about ____

(A) twenty one

(B) twenty five

(D) thirty

Answer

(B) twenty five

11. The lawyer had to begin the confinement from 12o'clock of November 14 ____

(A) 1850

(B) 1860

(D) 1880

Answer

12. Fifteen years confinement had taught him to sit ____

(A) silently

(B) idle

(D) motionless

Answer

(D) motionless

13. Capital punishment kills by ____.

(A) instantly

(B) hanging

(D) slowly

Answer

14. In the tenth year the lawyer read only ____

(A) Philosophy

(B) Politics

(D) New Testament

Answer

(D) New Testament

15. The banker took the sheet from the table and ____

(A) read

(B) tore

(D) threw away

Answer

(A) read

16. The bet was struck between the banker and the ____

(A) lawyer

(B) scholar

(D) doctor

Answer

(A) lawyer

17. Anton Chekhov wrote ____ plays.

(A) fifteen

(B) sixteen

(D) seventeen

Answer

(D) seventeen

18. Who was against capital punishment?

(A) Most of the guests

(B) Banker

(D) Teacher

Answer

(A) Most of the guests

19. How many books the lawyer read four years?

(A) Three hundred

(B) Four hundred

(D) Six hundred

Answer

(A) Three hundred

20. In the sixth year the lawyer study ____

(A) History and Geography

(B) Philosophy and Ethics

(D) Political science and Philosophy

Answer

21. At 3o'clock the banker went towards ____

(A) the garden

(B) forest

(D) market

Answer

(A) the garden

22. What did the watchman tell the banker in the story "The Bet'?

(A) That the lawyer was in the cell

(B) That the lawyer was ill

(D) That the lawyer was sleeping.

Answer

23. The banker was sure that the lawyer would not agree to stay in prison for ____ years.

(A) ten

(B) seven

(D) five

Answer

(D) five

24. According to the bet, the lawyer had to remain in the cell for ____ years.

(A) twenty

(B) ten

(D) fifteen

Answer

(D) fifteen

25. What was the amount of the bet between the banker and the lawyer?

(A) Two thousand dollar

(B) Two million roubles

(D) Two billion roubles

Answer

(B) Two million roubles

26. In 'The Bet', the prisoner read only ____ after the tenth era.

(A) Shakespeare

(B) Eliot

(D) The New Testament

Answer

(D) The New Testament

27. The terms and conditions of the bet were decided by the banker and the ____

(A) doctor

(B) lawyer

(D) teacher

Answer

(B) lawyer