chp15-The Angel, author and others 1st year English MCQs

In this post, I am sharing 1st Year English MCQS OF Book 1 Lesson 15 The Angel and the Author and Others with Answers for 11th Class Students. This is the Last Short Story in the 1st Year English Book 1. I am posting this post as a quiz with a question paper that is having the PDF of solved and unsolved paper. So the students can prepare it easily. I have already shared complete 1st Year English Notes for students. However, if they want specifically 1st Year English Book 1 Notes, they can visit this link Litenglishers shorty notes.

Q1: Choose the correct Option OF 1st year English MCQs

1.A faint luminosity buried beneath darkness.
(a) darkness , no light (b) shadow , rim
(c) brightness, light (d) horror, terror

It is really a delight sensation.
(a) dream (b) feeling (c) idea (d) suggestion

What kind of dreams the write see?
(a) horrible (b) thrilling (c) vexing (d) romantic

How many balcony seats did the author take?
(a) 4 (b) 3 (c) 2 (d) 1

I had a vaxing dream one night.
(a)horrible, fainted (b) pleasing , happy (c) terrifying, horror (d) worrying, bothersome

It was a bulky looking volume.
(a) dress , atire (b) paper, book (c) book ,note (d) huge, heavy

There was nothing in grumble at.
(a) result (b) use (c) complain (d) entertain

8.They had been noticing me.
(a) calling (b) watching (c) advising (d) asking

9.I have often thought of keeping a diary jotting them down each day.
(a) criticize (b) note (c) convince (d) reject

Her own dear little hand shivering.
(a) crying (b) begging (c) quivering (d) weeping

——–SUBJECTIVE 1st year English MCQs————

Q3. Explain these lines with Reference and context

To pour a cascade of love
became Mansur to mount the gallows
just to have his head cut off
he treaded the bazaars of Egypt

Q4. Write a story having the Moral “ Pride hath a fall”
Q5. Answer any 6 questions
a) what time of the year was it?
b) What according to clay is in the oyster?
c) Why does the poet put emphasis on how to know himself?
d) What makes one entangled in love ?
e) Who was Mansur? Why did he mount the gallows?
f) What does Rumi say about the God’s attributes in this poem? (God’s Attributes)
g) What is the bare truth sachal talks in the poem “He came to know himels”?

Q6. Write any 3 pairs of words

Quiet

quite

Wring

ring

Prosecute

persecute

Prophet

profit

Route

root

Q1: Answer any 5 questions.

a) What are things that keeps a person alive?
b) What is the main moral lesson of the poem (Love an essence of all religion)
c) What is the effect of the power of love?
d) What is the moral lesson of the poem ( A man of words not of deeds)
e) What is the moral lesson of the poem (In Broken Images)
f) Is life worth living without love?

Q2: Answer any 5 questions

a) What kind of judge is Applegarth?
b) What does greely have in abottle?
c) Who suggest that they open the oyster?
d) Why does harry want wozzeck to come?
e) How does harry describe the inhabitants of ok-bye-the-sea?
f) How does miss mcctcheon view harry’s thinking about the pearl in the oyster

Q3. Write any 3 pairs of words

Seem

seam

Prosecute

persecute

Sensitive

sensible

Stationary

stationery

Story

storey

Q 4:Write a story bearing the Moral: “A rolling stone gathers no moss”

Extra 1st year English MCQs

15. The Angel, Author and others

Q.1. Choose the correct option for under lined word.

	Statements	A	B	C	D
1	The author had a vexing dream one night.	troublesome	pleasing	long	lovely
2	But I do remember the rummage sale.	big	fashionable	secondhand articles	crowded
3	It is very delightful sensation.	feeling	position	situation	collection
4	„Yes‟ he acknowledged, „that was written.‟	accused	blamed	charged	admitted
5	I could not remember them at the time in their entirety.	fullness	doubt	idealism	worth
6	But I fancy they rather liked my Talbot Champneys.	wonder	imagine	praise	admire
7	It was a bulky looking volume.	small	valuable	nice	large
8	The lovely sentiments we go about repeating.	emotions	hopes	prayers	salutations
9	All we men and women become generous, suddenly.	spared	timid	large hearted	reluctant
10.	Later, nothing remained but a faint luminosity buried beneath darkness.	glow	darkness	scene	lights
11	I heard behind me the slow throbbing sound of wings.	flying	beating	musical	random
12	“Both subscriptions had been entered”, he told me.	things	wages	shopping	donations
13	He again interrupted me to remark that.	accepted	intercepted	forbidden	locked
14	The angle said I really not be alarmed.	worried	happy	gay	careful
15	Later, nothing remained but a faint luminosity buried beneath darkness.	high	dim	light	powerful
16	The writer had been to ________ charity dinners.	four	five	six	seven
17	The author had the dream after a:	week	month	fortnight	year
18	There were many other ____ deeds of the author.	big	great	noble	small
19	The author subscribed ____ shilling for the fund of unemployed.	ten	three	five	four
20	The ___ was well worth the money.	show	journey	dinner	exhibition
21	What did the author sent to the rummage sale?	shoes	hair	clothes	books
22	The author had a ___ dream.	vexing	pleasant	wonderful	long
23	The angle had a ________ look.	sad	fresh	old	weary
24	The Christians perform the noble deeds till the end of:	November	February	December	January
25	How many photographs did the writer sent to the charity bazaar?	two dozen	four dozen	three dozen	a dozen