English Literature (1) Quiz 96 (20 MCQs)

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1. Which character is known for his leadership skills?
2. What is the name of Abelards mistress?
3. How far was Lookout Rock from the village?
4. ..... means surprised.
5. What did the coneys use to dectect danger?
6. It uses kinesthesia, a literary device that describes the action or movement of a person or an object.
7. Read the given paragraph carefully-They turned the pages, which were yellow and crinkly, and it was awfully funny to read words that stood still instead of moving the way they were supposed to-on a screen, you know. And then when they turned back to the page before, it had the same words on it that it had had when they read it the first time.From the given paragraph find the word which mean as same as wrinkly.
8. What is extreme wickedness?
9. The poet's attitude, stated or implied and the general feeling of a poem is called .....
10. Sue forgot what her mother had told her and returned home after .....
11. When Sir Ralph returned to the Inchcape Rock, the weather was .....
12. The kids will go to the beach
13. What is the term for the time and place in which a story takes place?
14. The real name of saki is?
15. Chaucer's father and grandfather were both what?
16. Pakistan's houbara bird facing extinctionThe indiscriminate hunting of endangered houbara bustard birds in Pakistan by rich hunting parties from the Gulf nations have pushed the species toward extinction. The hunting was initially banned by the Pakistani courts, but under continuous pressure from the provincial governments of Sind, Baluchistan, and Punjab, as well as the federal government, recently the courts lifted the ban on the hunting of this vulnerable species. Some people in Pakistan have been advocating for sustainable hunting of the species instead of a complete ban, but this is highly debatable. Reckless hunting for decades has pushed this beautiful species toward extinction and it is now critically endangered in Pakistan. No reliable or credible statistics on the population dynamics of the species are available either. Unless specially protected by the law, the species runs the risk of becoming extinct in the wild in the next few decades.Under these circumstances, the only logical approach to save the species from extinction in the not-so-distant future is to immediately start comprehensive captive breeding for the species across the nation. If the captive breeding runs successfully and produces an appreciable number of chicks, then reintroduction programs could be initiated in their wild habitats. Only after rebuilding population for some time in the wild and allowing them to breed naturally to reach a sustainable population could some restricted hunting be planned. Currently, the low numbers have made this species vulnerable and with zero or poor monitoring, sustainable hunting practices in Pakistan for this dwindling species will not work. Game hunting works only when a stable population is achieved with strict monitoring on the ratio of males to females hunted per season. If the females (no true statistics available) are being taken out of the population through random hunting, the population is sure to pass through a bottleneck in the wild habitat, with high vulnerability to eventual extinction. The people of Pakistan need to decide what is more important-a few petrodollars or protecting the biodiversity of the nation. Saikat Kumar BasuLethbridge, Canada According to the text, why does the writer want all kinds of houbara bird hunting be banned?
17. What is the meaning of Racked?
18. When was Robinson Crusoe written?
19. Describe the old man's appearance?
20. The teacher was teaching