`Test: Lesson #
2
Name
__________________________ Date________________ Total Marks __________________
Select the correct option:
1.
Nervous habits are not easy to uproot.
a)
Get rid of b) nurture c)
appreciate d) like
2.
There is no substitute of
health.
a)
Attitude b) alternate c)
aptitude d) option
3.
A few lazy bluffers
also drift into college.
a)
Cheaters b) friends c)
foes d) students
4.
The anticipation
was always worse than reality.
a)
Expectation b) corruption c)
removal d) exception
5.
He finally wins the such controversy.
a)
Agreement b) proposal b)
corruption d) dispute
Answer the following question:
1.
What is the job or duty of the
college dean?
2.
There some boys who have done well
at school but fail to make their mark at college. Who are they?
3.
How can the failure of talented
students be prevented?
4.
Who are the lazy bluffers?
5.
How does financial pressure lead to
the failure of the students?
Test: Lesson #
3
Name
__________________________ Date________________ Total Marks __________________
Select the correct option:
6.
Nervous habits are not easy to uproot.
b)
Get rid of b) nurture c)
appreciate d) like
7.
There is no substitute of
health.
b)
Attitude b) alternate c)
aptitude d) option
8.
A few lazy bluffers
also drift into college.
b)
Cheaters b) friends c)
foes d) students
9.
The anticipation
was always worse than reality.
b)
Expectation b) corruption c)
removal d) exception
10. He
finally wins the such controversy.
b)
Agreement b) proposal b)
corruption d) dispute
Answer the following question:
6.
What is the job or duty of the
college dean?
7.
There some boys who have done well
at school but fail to make their mark at college. Who are they?
8.
How can the failure of talented
students be prevented?
9.
Who are the lazy bluffers?
10. How
does financial pressure lead to the failure of the students?
Lesson# 4
Name __________________________
Date________________ Total Marks __________________
Select the correct option:
1.
I would savour my heaviness with a
conscious relish.
a)
joy b) taste c)mirth d)fun
2.
The maid servant walked with grim
steps.
a)
Wanton b) vivid c) horrible d)light
3.
Three strenuous terms
at last ended.
a)
beautiful b)long c) tough d)easy
4.
On Friday the writer walked with the
tread of an escaped prisoner.
a)
Freed b) oppressed c) humiliated d) captured
5.
I could look forward to a period of felicity.
a)
Freedom b) choice b) failure d) happiness
Answer the following questions:
1.
What does Daiches attitude towards
the weekend as a school boy?
2.
How did Daiches spend his summer
holidays?
3.
What are the things he longed for
but he could not have?
4.
What does Daiches do with his pocket
money?
5.
What were the unexpected respites?
Lesson#5
Name
__________________________ Date________________ Total Marks __________________
Select the
correct option:
1.
I fervently hoped an air of rumination
and unconcerned.
a)
Care freeness b) carelessness c)
thoughtfulness d) disturbance
2.
It is sometimes difficult to find a scaffold
for them.
a)
Pillow b) bullet c) room d)
gibbet
3.
In some cases, one imagine, such indigestible
get into the parcels by accidents.
a)
nasty b)colourfil c) unreal
d) dull
4.
It was publically stated the other
day that some people were sanding the oddest things.
a)
valuable b) ablest c) queer/ strange d)
valueless
5.
It would be interested to inspect
them.
a)
Go through b) offend b)
annoy d) purify
Answer the
following questions:
1.
How did the writer decide to get rid
of useless books?
2.
How did he muster up courage at last
to fling them into the river?
3.
What does J. C. Squire mean by the
phrase, “Non-bookish people?”
4.
Why should the bad books be
destroyed?
5.
Was it in interest in soldiers that
prompted people’s action or was it the wish to get rid of useless books?
Use the
following idioms in the sentences of your own:
A hard pill to swallow, a jail bird,
dark horse, a bolt from the blue, a black sheep
Lesson# 6
Name __________________________
Date________________ Total Marks __________________
Select the
correct option:
1.
I begin to indolently
study diseases.
a)
Lazily b) comfortably c) seriously d) eagerly
2.
What an acquisition
I should be to a class.
a)
doctor b) friend c) worth
acquiring d) patient
3.
He sat and pondered
over his problem.
a)
saw b)thought
c) ignored d) rejected
4.
I never read a patent medicine
advertisement without being impelled to the conclusion
that suffering from the particular disease there in dealt with in its most
virulent form.
a)
Toiled b) chirped c) pushed d)
pulled
5.
The diagnosis seems in every case to
correspond exactly with all the sensation.
a)
Attach b) lead c)
define d) compatible
Answer the
following questions:
1.
What is the significance of the
doctor’s advice: don’t stuff your head things you don’t understand?
2.
What was the prescription given to
him by the doctor?
3.
Was he pleased to find that he
didn’t have it?”
4.
Why did the writer call himself a
hospital?
5.
Describe Jerome K Jerome’s visit to
the chemist?
Use the
following idioms in the sentences of your own:
Above board, add fuel to fire, all
and sundry, bad blood, at large
Lesson#7
Name __________________________
Date________________ Total Marks __________________
Select the
correct option:
1.
The manager thought that I was a detective.
a)
Manger b) baron c) spy d) millionaire
2.
When I got into the bank, I get rattled.
a)
happy b) proud c) confused d) pleased
3.
The people in the bank had the
impression that I was an invalid millionaire.
a)
Handicapped b)impracticable
c) feeble d) proud
4.
I was too far gone to reason
now.
b)
Wangle b) fight c) call d)
argue
5.
I caught the echo
of a roar of laughter that went up to the ceiling of the bank.
a)
resonance b) pain c) intimation d) idea
Answer the
following questions:
1.
After this misadventure the bank
where did Leacock keep his money?
2.
Describe two blunders that the
writer made in the bank.
3.
Why did Stephen Leacock go the bank?
4.
What was the reaction of the
employees when Stephen Leacock left the bank?
5.
How was his account opened?
Use the
following idioms in the sentences of your own:
Bring to book, by fits and starts,
come by, by hook or by crook, die in harness
Lesson#8
Name __________________________
Date________________ Total Marks __________________
Select the
correct option:
1.
Mao said, “Instead of things, people
are decisive.”
a)
Insignificant b) trivial c) unimportant d) influential
2.
The Chinese peasant does not flee
to the cites.
a)
See b)
escape c) point d) welcome
3.
It involves an utterly different tactic.
a)
Malt b)rebuff c) approach
d) scan
4.
The occidental
countries launched a warm hug to china.
a)
Northern b) southern c) eastern d)
western
5.
One fourth of mankind
enclosed in the world’s third largest country was brought out.
a)
Disclosed b) developed b) entertained
d) settled
Answer the
following questions:
1.
What is decentralization?
2.
How has the population of the cities
been controlled in china?
3.
What are the social security
benefits provided in china?
4.
How does china rely on its own
resources?
5.
Write a note on Chinese student?
Use the
following idioms in the sentences of your own:
Come across, call a spade a spade,
face the music, fall flat, for a rainy day
Lesson#9
Name __________________________
Date________________ Total Marks __________________
Select the
correct option:
1.
A tremendous
population explosion is taking place.
a)
Dangerous b)rapid
c)
huge d)tragic
2.
The port could not cope with all the
chips bringing cargoes.
a)
Passengers b)food c) goods d) weapons
3.
Poaching for the poor
from the royal forest.
a)
hunting b)stealing c) earning d) bagging
4.
corn is scarce
and food is lacking.
a)
Costly b) short c) abundant
d)
available
5.
Widespread disaster was only averted
by the previous compulsory storage of food.
b)
Hunger b) famine
b) sufferings d) destruction
Answer the
following questions:
1.
What are the stories of Robin Hood
about?
2.
What was the condition of hungry
children in Kenya?
3.
What does hungry mean on a large
scale as viewed by the author?
4.
Describe some great famines of the
past.
5.
How do famines occur?
Lesson#10
Name __________________________
Date________________ Total Marks __________________
Select the
correct option:
1.
The third Abdul-Rehman, like his illustrious
predecessor, was a young man.
a)
powerful b) great c) brave d) fearless
2.
He administered them with sagacity
and ability.
a)
wisdom b) power c) skill d) love
3.
The fame of the Muslim capital
penetrated to distant Germany.
a)
Received b)accepted c) spread d) annoyed
4.
He molded his coinage
on the Eastern pattern.
a)
education b) building c) societies
d) system of coins
5.
His agents ransacked
the book shops of Alexandria.
a)
Robbed b) bought
b) searched d) attacked
Answer the
following questions:
1.
How was the governor dealt by
Abdul-Rehman?
2.
What did Abdul-Rehman do to make
himself strong and to beautify his country?
3.
What did Al-Hakim do to promote
learning and scholarship in the kingdom?
4.
What kind of plants did Abdul-Rehman
introduced in his palace?
5.
Give an account of the early career
of Abdul-Rehman I, his dramatic escape and his adventures in Africa.
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