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310+ Reading Prose Solved MCQs

These multiple-choice questions (MCQs) are designed to enhance your knowledge and understanding in the following areas: Bachelor of Arts in English (BA English) .

101.

Which of the following is not included in the uses of studies by Bacon?

A. Debate
B. delight
C. ornament
D. ability
Answer» A. Debate
102.

Little reading, according to Bacon, is

A. Good
B. bad
C. healthy
D. ornamental
Answer» B. bad
103.

--------men condemn studies

A. rich
B. wise
C. crafty
D. strong
Answer» C. crafty
104.

Bacon compares natural abilities to --------

A. children
B. Plants
C. birds
D. branches
Answer» B. Plants
105.

“Reading maketh a -------man”

A. full
B. happy
C. clever
D. wise.
Answer» A. full
106.

A Chronicle of the peacocks belongs to the genre ---------

A. Essay
B. Autobiography
C. report
D. short story
Answer» D. short story
107.

Intizar Husain migrated from Utter Pradesh to -------at the time of partition.

A. Jaipur
B. Lahore
C. Delhi
D. Islamabad
Answer» B. Lahore
108.

Husain compares the result of the ------- to that of the war in Mahabharath.

A. Indo=Pak war
B. Nationalist Movement
C. Nuclear tests
D. Kargil war
Answer» C. Nuclear tests
109.

The search for the peacocks in the story symbolizes the craving for -------

A. peace and joy
B. wild life
C. glory of India
D. personal memories.
Answer» A. peace and joy
110.

Name the great criminal of Kurukshetra who appears in “ AChronicle of the peacocks”?

A. Sakuni
B. Ashwathma
C. Drona
D. None of these.
Answer» B. Ashwathma
111.

How did the peacocks react to the nuclear tests in Rajasthan

A. They flew up screaming
B. died in groups
C. migrated to Pakistan
D. remained still.
Answer» A. They flew up screaming
112.

The peacock in Sravasthi reminded the narrator of the days of ----

A. Ashwathama
B. Parikshit
C. Buddha
D. Krishna
Answer» C. Buddha
113.

The peacock was banished from paradise, because he had helped -------

A. Adam
B. Eve
C. snake
D. satan
Answer» D. satan
114.

The question raised by Parikshit concerns ---------

A. life after death
B. the futility of war
C. Eternal wisdom
D. None of these.
Answer» B. the futility of war
115.

The shadow of Ashwathama represents----------

A. the horror of war
B. thoughtless destruction
C. war guilt
D. all of these.
Answer» D. all of these.
116.

---------grew in the narrator’s mind like the fish in Manujis pond

A. notion of the frightened peacocks
B. fear of war
C. hope of visiting Jaipur
D. none of these.
Answer» A. notion of the frightened peacocks
117.

To shake off the evil shadow following him, the narrator of the chronicle goes finally to -----

A. Jaipur
B. Pakistan
C. Delhi
D. Kurukshetra.
Answer» B. Pakistan
118.

Paul Krugman got the Nobel Prize for ------in 2008

A. Politics
B. Physics
C. Economics
D. Literature
Answer» C. Economics
119.

”Grains Gone Wild” is a -------

A. News paper article
B. letter
C. short story
D. speech
Answer» A. News paper article
120.

Krugman is known for his contribution to --------

A. Game theory
B. New Trade Theory
C. Number theory
D. unified theory
Answer» B. New Trade Theory
121.

In his article, Krugman comments on the world ---crisis

A. water
B. energy
C. fuel
D. food
Answer» D. food
122.

The overall demand for grains has increased due to the increase in the number of -------

A. African children
B. Meat eating Chinese
C. American farmers
D. none of these.
Answer» B. Meat eating Chinese
123.

-----is the world’s 2nd largest exporter of wheat

A. America
B. India
C. Australia
D. Africa.
Answer» C. Australia
124.

Ethanol is an example of a ----------

A. Biofuel
B. feedstock
C. livestock
D. none of these.
Answer» A. Biofuel
125.

The production and use of biofuels is seen as an example of -------

A. bad luck
B. bad policy
C. bad weather
D. none of these
Answer» B. bad policy
126.

Grain dealers have reduced their precautionary stocks as they depend on ---------

A. food imports
B. food exports
C. biofuel import
D. food substitutes.
Answer» A. food imports
127.

Which of the following has been a big mistake according to Krugman ?

A. growth of Chinese economy
B. financial aid to poor countries
C. subsidies to biofuels
D. none of these
Answer» C. subsidies to biofuels
128.

Martin Luther King accepts the Nobel Prize on behalf of -------

A. His family
B. American Civil Rights Movement
C. Indian freedom fighters
D. none of the above
Answer» B. American Civil Rights Movement
129.

The Negroes in America were chained down by -----

A. poverty
B. injustice
C. discrimination
D. all of the above
Answer» D. all of the above
130.

According to Martin Luther King -----is the answer to the political and moral problems of our time.

A. Non violence
B. money power
C. Government policies
D. diplomacy.
Answer» A. Non violence
131.

------and violence are antithetical concepts

A. agitation
B. Government
C. civilization
D. power
Answer» C. civilization
132.

The road of love and progress taken by the nonviolence activists has lead to -------

A. The Civil Rights bill
B. right to vote
C. election victory
D. new government
Answer» A. The Civil Rights bill
133.

King refuses to accept -------as the future reality of the nations of the world.

A. Global warning
B. political conflict
C. Thermo Nuclear destruction
D. Race-war.
Answer» C. Thermo Nuclear destruction
134.

The promise of the ideal world of peace, referred to in King’s speech is found in --------

A. Shakespeare’s play
B. Bible
C. Greek Poetry
D. all of the above.
Answer» B. Bible
135.

King recalls the services of ---------to the struggle for freedom and justice.

A. Nelson Mandela
B. Chief Lutili
C. Gandhi
D. all of them
Answer» B. Chief Lutili
136.

Martin Luther King Jr. received the Nobel Prize in the year ------

A. 1960
B. 1962
C. 1966
D. 1964
Answer» D. 1964
137.

Martin Luther King Jr. was involved in the -------

A. American Civil War
B. African war
C. American Civil Rights Movement
D. Indian freedom struggle
Answer» C. American Civil Rights Movement
138.

A beautiful mind is a biography of --------

A. Sylvia Nasar
B. Alicia Larde
C. John Nash
D. None of the above
Answer» C. John Nash
139.

Nash won the Nobel Prize for his pioneering work in-------

A. unified field theory
B. Game theory
C. evolutionary theory
D. none of the above
Answer» B. Game theory
140.

The academy award-winning movie directed by Ron Howard in 2001 was-------

A. Beautiful mind
B. Brilliant mind
C. the essential John Nash
D. none of the above
Answer» A. Beautiful mind
141.

Nash came to live with ----- of Princeton in 1970

A. Martha
B. Alicia
C. Sylvia
D. Eleanor
Answer» B. Alicia
142.

Who co-edited the work The Essential John Nash?

A. John Nash Jr.
B. Ron Howard
C. Alicia Larde
D. Sylvia Nasar
Answer» D. Sylvia Nasar
143.

The Professor of Mathematics who became a close friend of Alicia after her divorce was--------

A. John David Stier
B. Coleman- Moore
C. Ron Howard
D. Nash
Answer» B. Coleman- Moore
144.

John David Stier was the ------of John Nash

A. son
B. nephew
C. half brother
D. friend
Answer» A. son
145.

Johny solved many unsolved classical problems in the -----

A. Game theory
B. Number theory
C. New theory
D. none of the above
Answer» B. Number theory
146.

John Nash Jr. won his Ph.D from ----

A. Princeton
B. Rider
C. Rutger
D. Fnehall.
Answer» C. Rutger
147.

Sylvia Nazar is the -----of John Nash

A. friend
B. wife
C. biographer
D. sister
Answer» C. biographer
148.

Joothan : A Dalit’s life by Omprakash Valmiki is a ---------

A. Novel
B. short story
C. biography
D. Autobiography
Answer» D. Autobiography
149.

Omprakash Valmiki belonged to the community of--------

A. weavers
B. potters
C. sweepers
D. builders
Answer» C. sweepers
150.

The word “Joothan” means -------

A. scraps of food
B. untouchable
C. disgraced
D. falsehood.
Answer» A. scraps of food

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