Saturday, 28 November 2020

THE MERCHANT OF VENICE

OBJECTIVE  TEST (3) 

           

OBJECTIVE        TEST       (3)      F. M. (25) 

1) What  mood  is  Antonio in  when  the    
drama  opens? 🤔 1

2) What  is  he  "to  learn"?   1

3) Why  does  he  have trouble  to  know  himself?   1

4) Where  is  Antonio's  mind  according  to  Salarino   and   why?   1

5) How  does  Salarino  describe  Antonio's  argosies?..  1

6) Why  would  Salanio  be  plucking   the  grass?  1

7) What  would  the  wind  cooling  Salarino's  broth  remind  him  of?  1

8) Why  wouldn't Salarino  see  the  'sandy  hour  glass'?  1

9) What  would  the  church  make  Salarino  imagine?  1

10) Why   is  Antonio  not  sad  on  account  of  his  merchandise?  3

11) Who  is  Janus?  Where  was he  placed? 2

12) Describe  the two  types  of  strange  fellows  created  by  nature.   2

13) How  do  the   foolish  people  
 try to earn  a  reputation  for  wisdom?  1

14) What  did  Bassanio  do  when  he  lost  an  arrow  in  his  school  days? M.

15) Who  is  the  lady  richly  left  and   where?                                                                          
16)With   whom   does   Bassanio   compare   this "lady"?  1

17) How   is  the  wide  world  aware  of  the   lady's  worth?   1

18) Why   did  Jasons  come  in   quest  of  the  lady?   1

19) What  does  Bassanio's mind "presage" him?  1

20) Why  does  Antonio  advise  Bassanio  to  go  to  a  moneylender?  2

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    HAPPY      SOLVING🖐🖐

    ANSWERS  : OBJECTIVE  TEST --3

1) Antonio  is in  a  melancholic  or sad  mood  when the drama opens.

2)He  is  to  learn  the  origin  of   his  strange  melancholy, how  he  caught  it  or  acquired   it.

3) Antonio  has  trouble  to  know  himself as  his  sadness  has  made  him  a  dull  fellow.

4) Antonio's   mind   is  moving  restlessly  on  the  sea  ⛵ where  his  rich  merchant  ships  or  argosies  are  sailing.

5)Salarino  describes  Antonio's  argosies 
to  wealthy   noblemen   or  rich  merchants.

6)Salanio  would  be  plucking the  grass  to  see  the  direction  of  the  wind  if  he  had  business   ventures  like  Antonio.

7)The  wind  cooling  Salarino's   broth  would   remind  him  of  the  strong   winds     and  what  damage  it  might  cause  to  his  ships  at  sea.

8)Salarino  would  not  see  the  Sandy  hour  glass  as  it  would  remind  him  of the  shallows  and  quick   sands   and  the threat  these  could  pose  to  his  ships.

9)The  church  or  'the  holy  edifice  of stone'  would  make  Salarino  think  of the  dangerous  rocks   at  sea  and  what harm  they  could  cause  to  his  ships.

10) Antonio  is  not  sad  on  account  of his  merchandise  as  his  goods  are  not  concentrated  in  one   ship,  nor  are  they heading  to  the  same  place.   His  financial condition   doesn't  depend  upon the  profits   of  the  current year.

11)Janus  is  a  Roman  God,  with   two  heads,  one   smiling  and  the  other frowning.
He  was  usually  placed  on  the  doorway one  head  looking  inside  and  the  other outside.

12) Nature   has  created   two   types  of strange  fellows--Some  are  always  in  a  jovial  mood  and  would  laugh  at anything  like  a  parrot  laughs  on hearing  the sound  of  a  bagpipe.               Some  are  so  serious   that   they will  not  smile  even  at  a  very  funny  joke.

13)The foolish  people try to earn a reputation  for wisdom  by  maintaining  a  deliberate  silence.

14)In  his  school days, when  Bassanio lost an arrow, he  would  shoot  another  arrow  💘  in   the  same  direction  but would  be  more  vigilant  this  time  to see   where   it  fell. In  this  way  by  risking  one  he  would  recover  both the  arrows.

15) The  lady  richly  left  is  Portia .
She  is  in  Belmont.

16) Bassanio  compares  this  lady  to  Brutus' wife   and  Cato's daughter  Portia  of  Rome. 

17)The   wide  world  is  aware  of  the lady's  worth  is  evident  from  the  fact that   famous   suitors   from  the  four  corners  of   the   world   come  to  Belmont  in  quest  of  her. 

18) Jasons  came  in  quest  of  the  lady since  she  was  considered  as  valuable as  the  Golden  Fleece   of  Colchos strand.

19) Bassanio's mind  presages him that he would  undoubtedly be the winner , if  he had  the means  to tàke  his place  as a suitor of  Portia in Belmont.

20) Antonio  advises  Bassanio  to  go  to  a   moneylender  to   provide   him   with  the   money   he   needed   since   Antonio did   not   have   any   hard  cash   or  any  possession  with  him  at  that  moment to raise  money.

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Wednesday, 25 November 2020

AFTER BLENHEIM Objective Questions

Hello Viewers, 
 This is the Second of the objective test series. 
   
The First was  A  Horse And Two Goats
The Second is a poem. After Blenheim
Hope you find it useful. 
Leave a comment once you are done with it
       
                 AFTER    BLENHEIM.     
                                                          (F.M.-25)
1) What  was  Old  Kasper  doing on a summer  evening? 
Who  else  was  with him? 
What  was  the person  doing?          3

2) What  did  Wilhelmine  see  her  brother   Peterkin  doing? 
What  had  he  found?   2

3) What  did  Old  Kasper  reply  after  taking  the  thing  from  Peterkin?  
What  does  the  word  "poor" mean  in  the  expression   "poor  fellow"    2

4) Which  are  the  places  where  Old  Kasper  finds   them  often? 
Why?    2+1

5) Name  the  two  countries  involved  in  the  war?
 Who   put  the  other  to  rout? 1+1 

6) What  did  Kasper  feel  was   the  reason  for  the  fight? 
What  did  everybody  say? 1+1

7) Where  did  Kasper's  father  live  then? 
What  happened  to  him ? 1+2

8) How  was  the  country  wasted  far  and  wide  ? 
What  other  loss  did  the  country  suffer? 1+1

9) What is referred  to  as  "a  shocking  sight" 
after  the  victory?  1

10) Name  the  two  persons   who  won  great  praise. 
Why?   1+1

11) Did  Wilhelmine  agree  with  Old  Kasper? 
What  did  she  say?   1

12) Why  does  Old  Kasper  keep  on   saying  repeatedly   "famous  victory"? 

Through  Peterson's  question " But  what  good  came  of  it  at  last? "what  is  the  poet trying  to  convey  to  the  readers  ? 1 + 1    


   Happy   Solving  ... 😃

Wednesday, 18 November 2020

A Horse and Two Goats

OBJECTIVE TYPE QUESTIONS.    F.M.(30)

1) What does "Kritam" mean in Tamil? 1

2) What was the house built of brick and cement known as? 1

3) With what were the other houses made of? 1

4) In his prosperous days Muni had owned........................................? 1

5) What was the difference in Muni's breakfast and lunch menu? 1

6) What are the "stuff" Muni's wife ordered him  to get in order to make the drumstick sauce?2 

7) How much money did the shopkeeper ask of Muni to pay off an ancient debt? 1

8) How old were Muni and his wife on their wedding day? 1

9) What was the advantage of sitting on the pedestal of the horse statue for Muni? 1

10) Describe how the horse  was made in one sentence. 1

11) What would happen if Muni went back home too early? 1

12) How did the new vehicle  Muni noticed , look like? ( mention colour also) 1

13) Who came out of the vehicle and what did he ask Muni? 1+1

14) What did Muni think the foreigner to be? Why? 1+1

15) What blame did Muni put on the village of Kuppam? Why? 1+1

16) What had happened to the red man one day last August? Where? 1+1

17) Where is the home of the American? What is his wife's name? 1+1

18) Why does Muni not know English? What language does he call it? 1+1

19) Who will come as the Redeemer at the end of Kaliyug, according to Muni? 1

20) What is the American's trade? 1

21) Why does the American flourish a hundred rupee note before Muni? 2

22) What did Muni tell his wife after showing her his fortune?. 1