UNIT III
E.M. Forster :
What I
Believe
Richard Wright
:
How was Bigger Born?
101. According
to E.M.Forster, Erasmus and _________ are the two philosophical guides in his
life time.
a) Moses b) St.
Paul c) Montaigne d) Tagore
102. E.M.Forster
considers loyalty to a_______ is more important than the loyalty to one’s
country.
a) Business b)
Friend c) Family d) Relationship
103. Dante
portrays ________ and Cassius are the worst betrayers of their friend Julius
Caesar.
a) Antony b)
Brutus c) Casca d) Judas
104. E.M.Forster
believes in two special merits of Democracy, the freedom of the individual and
_________
a) Force b)
Open criticism c) Creative action d) Human values
105. In ‘What I
Believe ‘E.M.Forster has given example for force from _________
a) Philosophy of
Ludwig Feuerbach b) Niebelung’s Ring c) Zurich’s Baur au Lac d) Oper und
Drama
106. Who is
Brunnhilde?
a) Giant b)
Valkyries c) God d) Dwarf
107. What does
Forster mean intervals of peace as _______
a) Force b)
Democracy c) Law d) Civilization
108. According
to E.M.Forster _________ attitude brings progress and equality among humans.
a) Imagination
b) Courage c) Sensitive d) Good
109. E.M.Forster
mainly believes in these three tenets______,_____ and ______
a) Sensitive,
considerate and brave b) Equality, innovative and pain c) Force, democracy and
relationship d) Tolerance, good temper and sympathy
110. E.M.Forster
does not believe the ideas of _______
a) Erasmus b)
Montaingne c) Moses d) Dante
111. According
to E.M.Forster, where did the immoral people admit?
a) Mount Moriah b)
Elysian Field c) Parliament d) Rome
112.
E.M.Forster’s purpose of living one has to assume that the personality is
solid, and the ________ is an entity.
a) Knowledge b)
Behavior c) Self d) Culture
113. According
to E.M.Forster, ______ is a matter for the heart, which signs no documents.
a) Relationship b)
Reliability c) Personality d) Character
114. E.M.Forster
regarded the personal relations as ________ luxuries.
a) High class b)
Lower class c) Bourgeois d) Powerful person
115. According
to E.M.Forster,______ and _______ to an individual can run counter to the
claims of the state.
a)
Love and Loyalty b) Personality and Character c)
Knowledge and Behavior d) Culture and Duty
116. E.M.Forster
admires most are those who are sensitive and want to _______ something.
a) Argue b)
Create c) Suggest d) Discuss
117. E.M.Forster
believes in parliament because it is a________
a) Hushed- up scandals
b) Talking shop c) Personal relationship d) Home office
118. E.M.Forster
feels that ______ destroys all the lovely things which the people have made.
a) Civilization b)
Force c) Democracy d) Criticism
119. In
Niebelung’s Ring, the giants have the guns, but they do not realize that they
are _______.
a) Intellectual
b) Cheerful c) Powerful d) Fearful
120. Who is
Fafnir in Niebelung’s Ring?
a)
Giants b)
Mortals c) Valkyries d) Gods
121. The
Valkyries are symbols not only of courage but of __________
a) Love b)
Intelligent c) Freedom d) Eternal
122. In
Brunnhilde’s last song, she proclaims that the ________ which is eternally
triumphant.
a) Human spirit
b) Moral c) Freedom d) Love
123. Who is
Siegfried?
a) Son of
Wotan b) Son of Gunther c) Son of Siegmund d)
Son of Hagen
124. According
to E.M.Forster __________is a dangerous vice.
a)
Hero-worship b) God- worship c) Goddess-
worship d) Master- worship
125. E.M.Forster
is against __________ himself.
a)
Male-chauvinism b) Asceticism c) Feminism d) Modernism
1. Wright knew Bigger 1 as a bully, when he was
a _____.
a. kid
b. youth c. adult d. old man
2. Bigger No 1
______ the other kids.
a. terrorized b. loved c. played with d. hated
3. Bigger No 1
would return the toys only when his victim ______.
a. paid him properly b. play with him regularly c. report it to their parents d. report it
to Bigger’s parents.
4. Wright come
to know of Bigger No 2 when he was ______old.
a. seventeen
years b. ten years c. five years d. twenty years
5. Bigger No 2’s
toughness was directed at ______.
a. the white people b. the black people c. the innocent people d. women
6. ____ bought food on credit, which he
refused to pay.
a. Bigger No 2
b. Bigger No 1 c. Bigger No 3 d. Bigger No 5
7. _____rented a room and never paid rent.
a. Bigger No 2
b. Bigger No 1 c. Bigger No 3 d. Bigger No 5
8. The white people had everything and
black people had nothing is the explanation given by ____.
a. Bigger No 2
b. Bigger No 1 c. Bigger No 3 d. Bigger No 5
9. Bigger
No 2 called the people who do not cheat the whites as ______.
a. fools b. intelligent c. wise d. good
10. _____ was a guy who, Wright says,
“carried his life in his hands in a literal fashion”.
a. Bigger No 3
b. Bigger No 1 c. Bigger No 2 d. Bigger No 5
11. ______ used to take things that did not
belong to him.
a. Bigger No 3
b. Bigger No 1 c. Bigger No 2 d. Bigger No 5
12. _____ died
during the Prohibition era.
a. Bigger No 3
b. Bigger No 1 c. Bigger No 2 d. Bigger No 5
13. _____ had a violent death.
a. Bigger No 3
b. Bigger No 1 c. Bigger No 2 d. Bigger No 5
14. _______ enforced
racial segregation in the Southern United States.
a. Jim
Crow laws b. Jan
van Riebeeck laws c. Zuma laws d. Black laws
15. _____ was a series of rigid anti-black laws.
a. Jim
Crow law b. Jan
van Riebeeck law c. Zuma law d. Black law
16. Under
______, African Americans were relegated to the status of second class
citizens.
a. Jim
Crow b. Jan
van Riebeeck c. Zuma d. Black Black
17. ______ also
broke Jim Crow laws by riding in the white sections of street cars and refusing
to pay to ride.
a. Bigger No
5 b. Bigger No 4 c. Bigger No 3 d. Bigger No 1
18. Wright
explains that Bigger is a ____ of men he had himself known while growing up in
the South.
a. fusion
b. confusion c. confrontation d. pick
20. The author
of “How Bigger was Born” is ---------------
a. Richard
Wright b. Henry James c. Poe d. Nathaniel Hawthorne
21. Bigger is in
the plot of ---------------
Vanishing
Animals b. Native Son c. Animal Farm d.
Negro Land
22. Bigger is a
product of a ---------------
a. trade union b. dislocated society c. violent action d. thrilling moment
UNIT
V
Gerald
Durrel : Vanishing Animals
John Stuart Mill :
On the Equality of Sexes
201. A few of
live specimens of Pere David Deers were taken to England
in ________
a) 1880 b) 1892
c) 1894 d) 1895
202. The White-
tailed gnus are hunted in abundance in __________
a) China b)
England c) South Africa d) North America
203. The great
Waddling Pigeons inhabited the island_________
a) Whispande b)
Woburn c) Bedfordshire d) Mauritius
204. Where did
Father David find a strange herd of deer?
a) Whispande zoo
b) Continental zoos c) Imperial Hunting park d) Woburn
205. The
country_______has become a place where the strangest groups of animals seek
shelter as refugees.
a) China b)
South Africa c) England d) North America
206. In Canada,
the _________ are reintroduced in their former inhabitants with the help of
aero planes and parachutes.
a) Pigeons b)
White- tailed gnus c) Beavers d) Deers
207. Father
David got two deer skins which he triumphantly shifted to ________
a) China b)
England c) Paris d) Europe
208. Due to over
flood in the river ________, the walls of the Imperial Hunting Park were broken
and deers escaped from the zoo.
a) Woburn b)
Hun-Ho c) Donga d) Chobe
209. The Duke
Bedford’s father bought _________ Pere David Deers from the continental zoos.
a) Seventeen b)
Eighteen c) Sixteen d) Twenty
210. Where does
the Duke Bedford father’s estate situated?
a)
Woburn b) Whispande c) Continental d) China
211. When the
author was working at Whispande zoo which gave shelter for ________ newly- born
Pere David deers.
a) Two b) Three c)
Four d) Six
212. ________ is
one such species that has sought refuge in England.
a)
Pere David Deer b) White-tailed gnus c) Pigeons d)
Beavers
213. The existence
of Pere David Deer was first discovered by a ________ missionary named Father
David.
a) German b)
Italy c) French d) Canada
214. When did
Father David discover the existence of Pere David Deer?
a) Early
seventeen hundreds b) Early eighteen hundreds c) Early nineteen hundreds
d) Early sixteen hundreds
215. While he
was working at _________ he happened to hear some rumors about a strange herd
of deer in the Imperial Hunting Park.
a)
Peking b) Bedfordshire c) Europe d) South
Africa
216. In two
acres of Whispande zoo were filled with thick _________ trees that resembled a
wild forest.
a) Coconut b)
Pine c) Olive d) Whitewood
217. The sounds
made by the _________ during the nights at Whispande zoo were bewitching the
author.
a)
Wolves b) Deer c) Beavers d) Gnus
218. Antelopes
are facing a different problem by their act of ________ at the chaser in the
midst of running away to save their lives.
a) Moving b)
Staring c) Eating d) Climbing
219. In the
Island Mauritius, the pigeons were hunted endlessly which resulted in the
complete extinction of the species by ________
a) 1680 b) 1682 c)
1681 d) 1683
220. ______
leads to the destruction of the livelihood of animals.
a)
Rehabilitation b) Deforestation c) Persecution d) Consideration
221. Durrell was
born in _________
a)
Jameshpur, India b) California, America c) Florida
d) London
222. Which book
made Durrell a notable writer?
a) The
overloaded Ark b) A zoo in my Luggage c) Jersey d) My Family
and other Animals
223. Name
Durrell’s first book
a)
The overloaded Ark b) A Zoo in my Luggage
c) Jersey d) My Family and other Animals
224. List the
Corfu trilogy in its order
a)
My Family and Other Animals, Birds, Beasts and Relatives, and The Garden of the
Gods b) The Garden of the Gods, My Family
and other Animals and Beasts and Relatives c) The Garden of the Gods, Beasts
and Relatives and My Family and other Animals d) Beasts and Relatives, The
Garden of the Gods and My Family and other Animals
225._______ is a
collection of technical essays on zoo-keeping and conservation.
a) The
Overloaded Ark b) The Stationary Ark c) My Family and other Animals and
Beasts d) Beasts and Relatives
26. J.S.Mill is
a pioneering _________.
a) Protagonist
b) Feminist c) Male- Feminist d) Pessimist
27. According to
J.S.Mill, what does mould the character of the two sexes?
a) Duties b)
Roles c) Culture d) Society
28. How does
J.S.Mill identify the natural differences between male and female?
a)
Study of Psychology b) Study of
History c) Study of Culture d) Study of Science
29. According to
J.S.Mill, men always portray women as ________ creature.
a) Powerful b)
Intellectual c) Passionate d) Equal
30. J.S.Mill
wants women to express their own ideas and views in this male dominating
society through the______.
a) Art of
Drawing b) Art of Speaking c) Art of Writing d)
Art of Understanding
31. In the
progressive period of human history, the condition of women
has been approaching_____ to equality with men.
a) Below b)
Above c) Attain d) nearer
32. The nature
of women is an eminently artificial thing, the result of forced______ in some
directions, unnatural stimulation in others.
a) Proportion b)
Repression c) Conception d) Emanation
33. John Stuart
Mill was a_______ century thinker and writer.
a) 17th century
b) 18th century c) 19th century d) 20th century
34. J.S.Mill’s
classics are On Liberty and _____
a) The Second
Sex b) On The Subjection of Women c) A Room of One’s Own d) What does a
women need to know
35. J.S.Mill’s
writing_______ power makes it unique.
a)
Passionate b) Argumentation c) Edification d)
Transformation
36. According to
J.S.Mill, women as persons and as writers should realize their________ .
a) Self identity
b) Quest for identity c) True identity d) Cultural identity
37. How did the
history of civilization, according to J.S.Mill?
a) Enslavement
of women b) Independence of women c) Equality with men d) Theoretical
perceptions
38. In
J.S.Mill’s own time, woman’s space was_______ and man’s outside it.
a) Society b)
Room c) Office d) Home
39. J.S.Mill
discusses woman’s role oscillates between extremes and conflict or tensions
prevail between the natural________ roles and modernity.
a) Patriarchy b)
Biological c) Psychological d) flexible
40. J.S.Mill
discusses women an image of_______ and passionate nature has been created for
the edification of the men, their superiors.
a)
Delicate b) Subjugation c) Intellectual d)
Subordinate
41. Mill
declares that_________ in life definitely have very important roles in moulding
one’s behavioural patterns.
a) Influence b)
Knowledge c) Events d) Moral
42. Mill says
that women are the repressed and subjugated class and need to be ________
a) Dominated b)
Deemed c) Established d) Emancipated
43. The research
seems that into the physical, social_______ and _______ states of women will
help to perceive differences and pave the way for equality.
a) Intellect and
character b) Cultural and economic c) Influence and insight d) Moral and
mental
44. Who did
state that man defies opinion and woman has to subject herself to write freely
on social and cultural issues?
a) J.S.Mill b)
Mme de Stael c) Virginia Woolf d) Adrienne Rich
45. J.S.Mill
asserts that when a man’s _______ views are not accepted, a woman’s will not
be.
a)
Unorthodox b) Patriarchy c) Psychological d)
Hypothetical
46. Mill
condemns________ in women’s writing.
a)
Slavishness b) Innovative thoughts c) Power d)
Self-awareness
47. Mill
anticipates ________ feminist studies.
a)
Liberal b) Radical c) Social d) Cultural
48. According to
J.S.Mill, he concludes with the realization of woman’s personal and creative
_______ will result in original works.
a) Power b)
Writing c) Behaviour d) Autonomy
49. In the 19th
century, only the ________ women were treated equally with men.
a) Educated b)
High class c) Lower class d) Powerful
50. Mill
concludes, women are a ________ of man’s will and pleasure in the past, present
and future.
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