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31. 'A Marriage Proposal' is a, (A) tragedy, (C) tragi-comedy, 32. The name of the dog of Lomov is ......, (A) Guess, 33. R.K. Narayan has written..., 52., (B) satire, (D) comedy, 53., (B) Buess, (C) Ruess, (D) Cruess, 54., (A) Pinch of Snuff, (C) Train to Pakistan, 34. John Donne thinks that ..... is certain., (B) The Guide, (D) Savitri, 55., (D) walking, (A) death, 35. John Donne is a ..., (B) life, (C) work, poet., (B) metaphysical, (D) romantic, (A) nature, (C) cavalier, 36. The.. of death are the whispering neighbours., (A) Messengers, (C) Enemies, 37. I celebrate myself, and sing myself, ....' is from, (A) Snake, (C) Song of Myself, (D) Now the leaves are Falling Fast, 38. The travellers are we ....... beings, moving towards our death., (A) animal, 56., (B) Friends, (D) God, 57., (B) Ode to Autumn, 58., 59., (B) Human, (C) rural, (D) urban, 39. The prams are .., (A) standing (B) running (C) rolling, 40. Autumn is the close friend of the maturing., (A) Moon, (D) lying, 60., (B) Flowers (C) Sun, (D) People, 61., . was a great lover of Nature., (A) John Keats, (C) Rupert Brooke, 42. An Epitaph is written by, (A) John Keats, (C) John Danne, 43. However rare, beauty, 41., (B) WH Auden, (D) John Donne, 62., 63., (B) Walter de la Mare, (D) W.H. Auden, 64., (A) Rules, (C) Vanishes, 44. The Soldier is a ....... poem., (B) Crumble, (D) Expresses, 65, (A) love, 45. The . s a patriotic poem., (A) To Autumn, (C) The Soldier, 46. T.S. Eliot was born in, (B) happy, (C) nature, (D) war, 66, (B) Song of Myself, (D) Fire-Hymn, 67, (A) 1888, 47. "Macavity: The Mystery Cat' has been taken from, (A) Old Alan's Book of Cats, (B) 1885, (C) 1876, (D) 1891, (B) Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats, (C) Young Arthur's Cats, (D) Young Mathew's Dogs and Cats, 48. Macavity moves like a..., 68, (A) snake, (B) snare, (C) turtle, (D) scorpion, 49. Keki N Daruwala belongs to .. religion., (A) Hindu, (C) Christian, 50. Sahitya Akademi Award was given to Keki N. Daruwalla in, 69, (B) Islam, (D) Zoroastrian, (A) 1964, 51. 'SNAKE' is written by, (A) W.H. Auden, (C) D.H. Lawrence, (B) 1974, (C) 1984, (D) 1978, (B) T.S. Eliot, (D) John Donne, 649

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52. The snake looked at the poet.., (A) Roughly, (C) Calmly, 53. My Grandmother's House is an .. poem by Kamala Das., (A) auto biographical, (C) Bibliographical, 54. She noticed a .. behind the door of the bedroom., (A) cat, (B) Vaguely, (D) Fiercely, (B) biographical, (D) ultra, (B) dog, (C) cow, (D) ox, 55. After the 6th century, the spread of Christianity led to the, gradual use of the, (A) Roman, (C) Roman script, 56. The word both is ......., (A) French in origin, (C) Scandinavian in origin (D) Greek in origin, 57. English is used as a mother tongue in, (A) Ireland, (C) Egypt, 58. In Singapore, English is used as a, (A) mother tongue, (C) second language, 59. Train to Pakistan' was written by, (A) Kamala Markandaya, (C) KS Duggal, 60. Ernest Hemingway was an, (A) American novelist, (C) Australian novelist, 61. Choose the correct spelling:, (A) Heratage (B) Heretage (C) Heiretage (D) Heritage, 62. Choose the correct spelling:, (A) Dictinary (B) Dictyonry (C) Dictionary (D) Dictenary, 63. Choose the correct spelling:, (A) Migazine (B) Megazine (C) Megazin (D) Magazine, 64. He puts the book .... .... the table. (Choose the correct, preposition), (A) on, 65. He came... .. 4 O'clock. (Choose the correct preposition), (A) at, 66. The servant was beaten........, (B) sword, (D) the Runic dialect, (B) Latin in origin, (B) Namibia, (D) Nigeria, (B) foreign language, (D) language of learning, h., (B) Khushwant Singh, (D) Amitav Ghosh, (B) Indian poet, (D) African novelist, (B) in, (C) into, (D) from, (B) on, (C) in, (D) from, the master. (Choose the, correct preposition), (A) with, 67. Who wrote this letter? (Choose the correct passive voice), (A) By whom was this letter written?, (B) By whom was this letter write?, (C) By whom were that letter written?, (D) By whom was letter written?, 68. Help those who are in need. (Choose the correct active voice), (A) Those who are in need have to be helped., (B) Those who are in need should be helped., (C) Let those who are in need be helped., (D) Those who are in need may be helped., 69. Tom gave me this money, (Choose the correct passive voice), (A) I was given this money Tom., (B) I were given this money by Tom., (C) I was given this money by Tom., (D) I was give this money of Tom., 70. They settled the dispute amicably. (Choose the correct active, voice), (B) by, (C) in, (D) of, (A) The dispute is settled amicably.

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(B) The dispute was amicably settled., (C) The dispute has been amicably settled., (D) The dispute will amicably settled., 41. It is known to you. (Choose the correct passive voice), (A) You are know it., (C) You know it., 2. T offered him a chair, (Choose the correct passive voice), (A) A chair is offered to him by me., (B) He was offered a chair by me., (C) He had offered a chair to me,, (B) You are know it., (D) Do you know it., (D) A chair will be offered to him by me., 73. The boy is elimbing the cliff, (Choose the correct passive voice), (A) The cliff was being climb by the boy., (B) The cliff has been climbed by the boy., (C) The cliff has been climbed by the boy., (D) The cliff will be climbed by the boy., 74. She can win the prize, (Choose the correct passive voice), (A) The prize may be won by her., (B) The prize is won by her., (C) The prize will be won by her., (D) The prize can be won by her., 75. Allahabad is ... holy city. (Choose the correct article), (A) a, 76. Sanskrit is... easy language. (Choose the correct article), (A) a, (B) an, (C) the, (D) no article, (B) an, (C) the, (D) no article, Chairman of the Board. (Choose the, 77. He was elected, correct article), (C) the, Aeroplanes can fly very fast. (Choose the correct article), (C) the, 79. The sun ...in the west everyday. (Choose the correct form of, (A) a, (B) an, (D) no article, 78. ...*, (A) a, (B) an, (D) no article, verb), (B) sets, (D) has been selting, (A) set, (C) is setting, 80. We.... read Shakespear. (Choose the correct form of verb), (A) Must Not, (C) Must, 81. The price of mangoes....... gone up. (Choose the correct form, of verb), (A) have, 82. I. . here since morning. (Choose the correct form of verb), (A) am waiting, (C) had been waiting, .. .. at 0° centigrade. (Choose the correct tense), (A) is melting (B) melted, 84. Newton... the law of gravitation. (Choose the correct tense), (A) discovered, (C) is discovered, 85. He ....... reading. (Choose the correct tense), (A) is loving (B) loves, 86. He... .. a new pen next week. (Choose the correct modals), (A) can, (B) Could not, (D) Need, (B) was, (C) were, (D) has, (B) have been waiting, (D) will be waiting, 83. Ice, (C) melts, (D) none of these, (B) had discovered, (D) None of these, (C) had love, (D) none of these, (B) brought (C) should, (D) must, 87. I... ike you to help her. (Choose the correct modals), (A) can, (C) should, God bless her! (Choose the correct modals), (C) must, (B) would, (D) must, 88., (A) can, (B) should, (D) may

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89. He said. "I have got a toothache". (Choose the correct indirect, narration), (A) He says he has got a toothache., (B) He said he have a toothache., (C) He said that he had got a toothache., (D) He had said that he got a toothache., 90. "What do you want?", she asked him. (Choose the correct, indirect narration), (A) She asks what he wants., (B) She asked him what he wanted., (C) She will ask what he wants., (D) She asked what he had wanted., 91. 'Are you coming with us?' He asked me. (Choose the correct, indirect narration), (A) He asked me if I was coming them, (B) He asks if I was coming with them, (C) He had asked if I was coming with them, (D) He will ask if I am coming with them, 92. He asked me what my father was. (Choose the correct direct, narration), (A) He said to me, "what are your father?", (B) He said to me, "what is your father?", (C) He said to she, "what is your father?", (D) He said to you, "what is your father?", 93. The wife asked him why he was laughing. (Choose the correct, direct narration), (A) "Why are you laughing?" the wife ask to him., (B) "Why are you laughing?" a wife ask him., (C) "Why are you laughing?" wife ask him., (D) "Why are you laughing?" the wife asked him., 94. She thanked me. (Choose the correct direct narration), (A) She said to him, "Thank you"., (B) She says to him. "Thank you"., (C) She say to me, "Thank you"., (D) She said to me, "Thank you",, 95. Choose the correct sentence:, (A) Either of three men can do it., (B) Any of the three men can do it., (C) Either of the three men can do it., (D) Any of three men can do it., 96. Choose the correct sentence:, (A) She want three egg., (B) She wants three egg., (C) She wanting three eggs., (D) She wants three eggs., 97. Choose the correct sentence:, (A) You can vote only when you are eighteen, (B) You vote simply when eighteen, (C) You can vote till you are eighteen, (D) You vote as you are eighteen, 98. The General was killed. The army fled., (A) The General was killed because the army fled., (B) The General was killed and the army was fled., (C) The General was killed and so the army fled., (D) The army fled and, therefore the General was killed., 99. You must start now. You will miss the bus., (A) Unless you start now, you will., (B) Will you start now, you will miss the bus.