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Welcome to mock test HS English: Set - 01

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Class

Phone

School

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The structure of ‘The Poetry of Earth’ is that of a –

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Petrarchan sonnet

Envelope sonnet

Shakespearean sonnet

Spenserian stanza

None

A Shakespearean sonnet has –

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3 quatrains and a couplet

4 quatrains and a couplet

an octave and a sestet

an octave and a couplet

None

The poet’s friend is expected to grow –

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of the poet

with nature’s changing course

with time

with eternal lines of the poem

None

The area occupied by Oxen Meadows was

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five dessiatins

two dessiatins

fifteen dessiatins

ten dessiatins

None

The two words which describe the valley are –

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warm and bright

small and bright

small and green

bright and green

None

The friend’s beauty will live as long as –

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men can breathe and eyes can see

men can breathe

the world exists

eyes can see

None

When Lomov arrived, Chubukov was surprised by his –

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evening dress

palpitations

impudence

shyness

None

The phrase “long strands of silver” means –

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the valley

the glade

the hills

the stream

None

The name of Natalya’s dog is –

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Guess

Ivan

Mironov

Squeezer

None

According to Natalya, they had lent Lomov their –

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hunting dog

threshing-machine

peasants

lands

None

Lomov gave ________ to Mironov for his dog.

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25 roubles

125 roubles

85 roubles

120 roubles

None

The winds that blow in summer in Shakespeare’s sonnet 18 are –

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weak

balmy

rough

hot

None

Chubukov comments that Lomov’s have had in their family –

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Democracy

Autocracy

Hypocrisy

Lunacy

None

According to Keats, the music of earth ceases –

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in autumn

in summer

in winter

at no point of time

None

The seasons that are portrayed in the poem ‘The Poetry of Earth’ are –

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autumn and winter

summer and spring

autumn and spring

summer and winter

None

Silver that is seen on the grass is –

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an illusion

water drops

an ornament

a metal

None

The term ‘eternal summer’ refers to –

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eternal qualities of the poet’s friend

the eternal love of the poet

a day in summer

the summer season

None

From the mountain top streams –

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snow flakes

rain

the sun’s rays

a water fall

None

The poem ‘Asleep In The Valley’ is a/an –

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elegy

lyric

sonnet

epic

None

The cricket’s song arriving from the stove is –

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sweat

dull

shrill

silent

None

Everything fair experiences inevitable –

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revival

incline

decline

indifference

None

The sunshine makes the summer too hot –

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seldom

sometime

often

always

None

One hand of the soldier is on his –

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Gun

Breast

Side

Face

None

The poet asserts that his poetry will eternalize –

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the youth of his friend

the darling buds of May

the eye of heaven

the beauty of nature

None

The word, ‘heaven’ here stands for the –

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eternity

sky

beauty

earth

None

Natalya was shelling ________ for drying

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meadows

beans

peas

barley

None

‘But thy eternal summer shall not fade’-here ‘thy’ refers to –

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Shakespeare’s friend

The sun

Shakespeare

The season of summer

None

The Grasshopper is associated with the season –

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winter

spring

summer

autumn

None

Lomov hoped to go for shooting –

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before the harvest

after the harvest

in November

in June

None

When Lomov arrived, Natalya was –

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reading a book

shelling peas for drying

stacking hay

instructing her mowers

None

Chubukov ordered Lomov to shut up or he would shoot him like a –

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wolf

fox

dog

partridge

None

The soldier was lying –

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on his chest

open mouthed

on his back

with open eyes

None

“…. he takes the lead”- Who is ‘he’? He is –

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the grasshopper

the poet

the summer

the cricket

None

The pull that Lomov experiences at night may happen –

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thirty times

ten times

twenty times

forty times

None

The phrase ‘gold complexion dimmed’ means –

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the sun rays fade

the sun rays hide

the sun rays diminish

the sun rays become scorching

None

In ‘The Poetry of Earth’, the poet refers to the ‘voice’ of –

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Grasshopper

Nature

Cricket

Bird

None

Compared to a summer’s day, the poet’s friend is –

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more lovely and more temperate

more sweet and soothing

more attractive and beautiful

more sensuous and passionate

None

A summer’s day is not so lovely as –

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buds

the young friend

heaven

flowers

None

The soldier was looking pale in the –

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long strands of silver

warm, green, sun soaked bed

the heavy undergrowth

fern beneath his head

None

“Thou art more lovely and more temperate.”-The word thou’ refers to –

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the poet himself

the poet’s mother

the poet’s friend

the poet’s lady love

None

The grasshopper sings in the –

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new-mown mead

house

flowers

trees

None

The Proposal’ is a –

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four act play

three act play

one act play

five act play

None

During summer the grasshopper continues the music of the earth when –

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the grasshopper runs from hedge to hedge

the birds cease singing being tired

the sun shines hot in the sky

the summer is luxurious

None

Lomov inherited his property from his —

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late aunt and her brother

late aunt and her husband

parents

grandparents

None

The silence in ‘The Poetry of Earth’ has been wrought by –

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summer

frost

rain

winter

None

The valley is filled with –

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fog

moonlight

sunlight

insects

None

Squeezer’s –

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upper jaw is longer than his lower

lower jaw is longer than his upper

upper jaw is shorter than his lower

lower jaw is shorter than his upper

None

In which line of ‘Asleep in The Valley’ do we come to know of the soldier’s death? –

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14^th

8^th

1^st

2^nd

None

“…his gold complexion dimmed.” Here ‘his’ refers to –

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poet himself

the sun

poet’s friend

the sky

None

Chubukov is a –

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Merchant

Landowner

Physician

Lawyer

None

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The structure of ‘The Poetry of Earth’ is that of a –

A Shakespearean sonnet has –

The poet’s friend is expected to grow –

The area occupied by Oxen Meadows was

The two words which describe the valley are –

The friend’s beauty will live as long as –

When Lomov arrived, Chubukov was surprised by his –

The phrase “long strands of silver” means –

The name of Natalya’s dog is –

According to Natalya, they had lent Lomov their –

Lomov gave ________ to Mironov for his dog.

The winds that blow in summer in Shakespeare’s sonnet 18 are –

Chubukov comments that Lomov’s have had in their family –

According to Keats, the music of earth ceases –

The seasons that are portrayed in the poem ‘The Poetry of Earth’ are –

Silver that is seen on the grass is –

The term ‘eternal summer’ refers to –

From the mountain top streams –

The poem ‘Asleep In The Valley’ is a/an –

The cricket’s song arriving from the stove is –

Everything fair experiences inevitable –

The sunshine makes the summer too hot –

One hand of the soldier is on his –

The poet asserts that his poetry will eternalize –

The word, ‘heaven’ here stands for the –

Natalya was shelling ________ for drying

‘But thy eternal summer shall not fade’-here ‘thy’ refers to –

The Grasshopper is associated with the season –

Lomov hoped to go for shooting –

When Lomov arrived, Natalya was –

Chubukov ordered Lomov to shut up or he would shoot him like a –

The soldier was lying –

“…. he takes the lead”- Who is ‘he’? He is –

The pull that Lomov experiences at night may happen –

The phrase ‘gold complexion dimmed’ means –

In ‘The Poetry of Earth’, the poet refers to the ‘voice’ of –

Compared to a summer’s day, the poet’s friend is –

A summer’s day is not so lovely as –

The soldier was looking pale in the –

“Thou art more lovely and more temperate.”-The word thou’ refers to –

The grasshopper sings in the –

The Proposal’ is a –

During summer the grasshopper continues the music of the earth when –

Lomov inherited his property from his —

The silence in ‘The Poetry of Earth’ has been wrought by –

The valley is filled with –

Squeezer’s –

In which line of ‘Asleep in The Valley’ do we come to know of the soldier’s death? –

“…his gold complexion dimmed.” Here ‘his’ refers to –

Chubukov is a –

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