1. The poem " Brotherhood " was written by 

A. William Wordsworth 

B. H.W. Longfellow

C. Robert Browning 

D. Octavio Paz

Answer:- D. Octavio Paz

2. In the poem " Brotherhood " , the sky is covered with 

A. mist

B. stars 

C. cloud 

D. sunlight

Answer:- B. stars 

3. In " Brotherhood " , the poet looks up at 

A. his own shadow

B. his own creation

C. the forest 

D. the stars

Answer:- D. the stars

4. The poet in the poem " Brotherhood " feels that the night is 

A. small

B. enormous

C. vary small

D. short

Answer:- B. enormous

5. In "Brotherhood" , the poet's life on earth is for a 

A. long period

B. short period

C. night

D. none of these

Answer:- B. short period

6. In the poem "Brotherhood" , the poet stands 

A. in the churchyard 

B. in the forest

C. under the night sky 

D. upon a bridge 

Answer:- C. under the night sky 

7. The poet's life is 

A. transitory 

B. significant

C. glorious 

D. long

Answer:- A. transitory 

8. The poet marvels at 

A. his glory 

B. the enormous night 

C. his significance 

D. none of these 

Answer:- B. the enormous night

9. "Brotherhood" means 

A. fraternity 

B. enmity

C. friendship

D. association 

Answer:- A. fraternity 

10. Here " man " refers to 

A. male 

B. human being

C. not women 

D. important person

Answer:- B. human being

11. Here " night " suggests 

A. blackness 

B. evil

C. misdeed

D. the universe 

Answer:- D. the universe 

12. " Little " means here 

A. for a short period 

B. long

C. infinite 

D. small

Answer:- A. for a short period

13. " Last " means 

A. lust 

B. live

C. loss

D. wait

Answer:- B. live

14. " Enormous " here means

A. large 

B. small

C. very small

D. extremely large

Answer:- D. extremely large

15. The poet is a man . He lasts 

A. little

B. much 

C. sometime

D. a moment

Answer:- A. little

16. The poet looks

A. up 

B. on

C. out

D. above

Answer:- A. up

17. The stars here 

A. twinkle

B. move

C. spell

D. write

Answer:- D. write

18. As a human being , the poet_____little .

A. lasts 

B. calls 

C. exists 

D. says

Answer:- A. lasts 

19. In "Brotherhood" , Octavio Paz understands that 

A. life is predestined

B. life is enormous

C. life is useless

D. life is long

Answer:- A. life is predestined

20. Octavio Paz's poetry is 

A. trivial

B. unambiguos 

C. simple 

D. ambiguous

Answer:- D. ambiguous

21. The poem is

A. reflective

B. esoteric

C. satiric 

D. romantic 

Answer:- A. reflective

22. Here " moment "refers to 

A. space

B. place

C. time

D. action

Answer:- C. time

23. The poet unknowingly 

A. realises 

B. reads

C. understand

D. feels

Answer:- C. understand

24. The poet's fortune is also

A. told

B. right

C. wrong

D. written

Answer:- D. written

25. _________I understand

A. Unknowing 

B. Unaware

C. Unknown

D. Everything

Answer:- A. Unknowing

26. The poet of "Brotherhood" is 

A. dealt out

B. kept out

C. spelt out

D. cut out

Answer:- C. spelt out

1. Mother Teresa delivered Nobel Lecture in

A. London

B. Dhaka

C. Oslo

D. Baghdad

Answer:- C. Oslo

2. Mother Teresa began her Nobel Lecture with the prayer of 

A. St . John

B. the Bible

C. St . Francis of Assisi

D. the Gospel

Answer:- C. St . Francis of Assisi

3. The year in which mother teresa was conferred the Nobel prize is

A. 1969

B. 1979

C. 1981 

D. 1977

Answer:- B. 1979

4. Mother Teresa says that they recite the player after__________.

A. Christmas

B. Easter

C. Holy Communion

D. Beatification

Answer:- C. Holy Communion

5. Good gave his soon to

A. Elizabeth

B. the holy spirit

C. Joseph

D. Mary

Answer:- D. Mary

6. The word " proclaim " means

A. think

B. suggest

C. compose

D. announce

Answer:- D. announce

7. According to Mather Teresa the first messenger of peace was the

A. little unborn child

B. malnourished child

C. abused child

D. violent child

Answer:- A. little unborn child

8. The unborn child of Elizabeth

A. was the first messenger of peace

B. was Jesus

C. recognized the price of England 

D. a hater of mankind

Answer:- A. was the first messenger of peace

9. According to Mather , we have been created

A. to love and be loved 

B. to be cruel

C. to hate 

D. to be hated

Answer:- A. to love and be loved

10. in your family we may have somebody 

A. who is feeling great

B. who is feeling proud

C. who is feeling lonely , sick and worried

D. none of above

Answer:- C. who is feeling lonely , sick and worried

11. Parents living in old age homes are 

A. happy

B. lonely

C. looking at the door food to come

D. weak but rogues

Answer:- B. lonely

12. According to Mather Teresa , the greatest destroyer of peace today is 

A. abortion 

B. divorce

C. drug addiction 

D. war 

Answer:- A. abortion

13. scripture refers to 

A. good

B. holy bible

C. jesus

D. holy advice

Answer:- B. holy bible

14. Human beings are carved in god's 

A. heart

B. foot 

C. hand

D. palm

Answer:- D. palm

15. We are _________in the palm of god's hand 

A. inscribed

B. carved

C. written

D. destined

Answer:- B. carved

16. Abortion is called the ______of peace

A. murdered 

B. destroyer

C. slayer 

D. killer

Answer:- B. destroyer

17. The word " curved " means 

A. inscribed 

B. distorted

C. appealed

D. composed

Answer:- A. inscribed

18. The word " Scripture " means 

A. canonical Lecture 

B. religious text

C. hymns

D. tragedy

Answer:- B. religious text

19. According to Mather Teresa , we can be taught many beautiful things by the 

A. children

B. professors

C. social workers

D. poor

Answer:- D. poor

20. Mother Teresa compares the greatness of the poor people with that of 

A. an angel

B. Christ

C. God, the Father

D. Virgin Mary

Answer:- A. an angel

21. Before dying , the old women gave mother her _____

A. grateful love 

B. possession

C. money

D. property

Answer:- A. grateful love

22. The word " vowed " means 

A. promised voluntarily

B. wrote texts

C. gave messages

D. expressed gratitude

Answer:- A. promised voluntarily

23. The family that _________ together , says together .

A. Love 

B. Lives 

C. Signs

D. Prays

Answer:- D. Prays

24. Mother Teresa convinces us that we must begin to love 

A. at home

B. at workplace

C. in school

D. in society

Answer:- A. at home

25. Love for others is the best way of loving

A. rich men 

B. poor men 

C. God

D. one's children

Answer:- C. God

26. The crisis that was witnessed in Calcutta a few years back was 

A. rice crisis

B. mustard oil crisis

C. sugar crisis 

D. one's children

Answer:- C. sugar crisis

27. The little boy who shared his love was 

A. 2 years old 

B. 3 years old 

C. 4 years old 

D. 5 years old 

Answer:- C. 4 years old

28. The Hindu boy sharing his love with the small children , did not eat sugar for 

A. two days 

B. three days 

C. four days

D. five days 

Answer:- B. three days

29. The sisters of Teresa's organization work

A. in Asia 

B. in Africa

C. in Europe

D. all over the world

Answer:- D. all over the world

1. The poem " Daybreak " , was written by 

A. William Wordsworth

B. H W Longfellow

C. Robert Browning

D. Robert Blake 

Answer:- B. H W Longfellow

2. In the poem " Daybreak " , the wind comes out of 

A. the churchyard

B. the forest

C. the sea

D. the land

Answer:- C. the sea

3. In the poem " Daybreak " , the sea is covered with 

A. mist

B. frost

C. fog

D. sunlight

Answer:- A. mist

4. In the poem " come up " means

A. went

B. arose

C. sang

D. ran

Answer:- B. arose

5. Here " hailed " means 

A. greeted

B. howled 

C. hanged

D. halted

Answer:- A. greeted

6. The ships are 

A. urged

B. hailed 

C. shouted

D. greeted

Answer:- B. hailed

7. The wind reminded the mariners of the passing of

A. day

B. mist

C. strom

D. night

Answer:- D. night

8. The wind blows in from

A. the sea

B. the mists

C. the seashore

D. the ships on the sea

Answer:- A. the sea

9. The wind tells the mists 

A. to settle on the shore

B. to lift their veils to enable the mariners to steer their ships

C. to shroud the graveyard

D. to move and make way for it 

Answer:- D. to move and make way for it

10. The wind in the poem " Daybreak " tells the forest to 

A. sing

B. shout 

C. enjoy rest

D. sleep

Answer:- B. shout

11. In the poem " Daybreak " the wind asks the chanticleer to

A. sail on 

B. sleep on

C. sing

D. blow the clarion

Answer:- D. blow the clarion

12. In order to great the coming morn , the corn field 

A. shouts 

B. goes silent 

C. bows

D. stands stiff

Answer:- C. bows

13. In the poem " Daybreak " the wind incites the forest 

A. to hang the leafy banners out 

B. to make room 

C. to sing 

D. to blow the clarion

Answer:- A. to hang the leafy banners out

14. In the poem " Daybreak " , the wind Whispers to 

A. the mists 

B. the dead 

C. the fields of corn 

D. the belfry tower

Answer:- A. the mists

15. In the poem " Daybreak " , the wind touches the folded wing of the

A. sea brid

B. river bird

C. wood bird

D. night bird

Answer:- C. wood bird

16. The wind awakened

A. the ghosts 

B. the chanticleer

C. the dead 

D. none of these

Answer:- B. the chanticleer

17. " Hurried " means

A. worried

B. hampered

C. rushed

D. halted

Answer:- C. rushed

1. " Upon Westminister Bridge " is a 

A. Sonnet 

B. ballad 

C. Ode 

D. Lyric

Answer:- A. Sonnet 

2. The Westminster Bridge is across the river 

A. Ganga

B. Nile

C. Thames

D. Amazon

Answer:- C. Thames

3. " Never did the sun more beautifully steep..." Here the world ' steep ' means 

A. Straight

B. To strike

C. To submerge or cover

D. To stand 

Answer:- C. To submerge or cover

4. In " Upon Westminister Bridge " the ' first splendour ' refers to 

A. the glory of the valley

B. the glory of the morning sun

C. the glory of a mighty heart

D. the glory of the rocks and hills

Answer:- B. the glory of the morning sun

5. The Scene that the poet views in " Upon Westminister Bridge " is 

A. calm and beautiful

B. smoggy and noisy

C. calm but smoggy 

D. beautiful but noisy

Answer:- A. calm and beautiful

6. The calmness of the early morning stands in sharp contrast to the 

A. vibrant city during the day 

B. calmness of the dusk

C. noise at night 

D. the city at rest

Answer:- A. vibrant city during the day 

7. The expression " his own sweet will " suggest that the river 

A. moves very fast

B. moves as it pleases

C. is strom tossed 

D. is an object of nature

Answer:- B. moves as it pleases

8. The poet addresss god out of 

A. fear

B. excitement

C. gratitude

D. joy and wonder

Answer:- D. joy and wonder

9. The river Thames

A. reminds the poet of the river wye

B . is flowing smoothly 

C. echoes the fret and fever of the world

D. captivates the poet's mind 

Answer:- B . is flowing smoothly 

10. " Ne'er saw I , never felt , a calm so_______!"

A. profound

B. dominating

C. deep

D. intense

Answer:- C. deep

11. The poem describes the city viewed from Westminster Bridge 

A. in the early morning

B. at noon

C. in a moonlit night

D. in the evening

Answer:- C. in a moonlit night

12. The river Thames is found flowing 

A. noisily

B. brightly

C. smoothly

D. violently

Answer:- C. smoothly

13. The river below the Westminster Bridge was 

A. fierce

B. stagnant

C. dry

D. quietly flowing 

Answer:- D. quietly flowing

14. " Never did ________more beautifully steep"

A. London

B. the Thames

C. sun

D. the earth

Answer:- C. sun

15. The " mighty heart " refers to 

A. Good

B.. Earth 

C. the field and the sky

D. the city of London

Answer:- D. the city of London

16. In " Upon Westminister Bridge " the poet records his experience of the feeling of 

A. Calmness 

B. ecstasy 

C. joy 

D. wonder

Answer:- A. Calmness 

17. The mood in the poem is 

A. tragic 

B. comic 

C. nostalgic

D. tranquil

Answer:- D. tranquil

18. The poet sees London as 

A. part of nature

B. the nerve centre of commerce

C. alienated from nature

D. isolated

Answer:- A. part of nature

1. The essay "The Place of Art in Education" is taken from 

A. Drishti Anu Srishti 

B. Srishti and Drishti

C. Education and Arts 

D. Creation and Vision

Answer:- A. Drishti Anu Srishti

2. According to Nandalal Bose , the field of expression of literature certainly is 

A. limited

B. vast

C. essential

D. cursory

Answer:- D. cursory

3. Language is a vehicle for 

A. literature

B. science

C. philosophy

D. all of these

Answer:- D. all of these

4. The earthen pitchers look

A. primitive 

B. original

C. aesthetic 

D. elegant

Answer:- D. elegant

5. Man's knowledge is heightened by 

A. delight

B. music 

C. dance

D. art education

Answer:- D. art education

6. lt is general notion that art is the exclusive preserve 

A. a few general public

B. a few professional 

C. students

D. teachers

Answer:- B. a few professional

7. According to Nandalal Bose , the vitality of art lies in its 

A. status value 

B. sense of beauty and order

C. money value

D. face value

Answer:- B. sense of beauty and order

8. The word " domain " means 

A. country 

B. island

C. place

D. territory

Answer:- D. territory

9. They___________ the society with diseases 

A. contaminate 

B. pollute 

C. purifie 

D. infectz 

Answer:- A. contaminate

10. The absense of beauty cheats a man of 

A. wealth

B. opportunities

C. aesthetic experience 

D. livelihood

Answer:- C. aesthetic experience

11. According to Nandalal Bose , educated people are 

A. uninterested in art 

B. concerned about art 

C. connoisseurs of art 

D. qualified to be artists

Answer:- A. uninterested in art

12. The two aspects of art education are 

A. visual arts and performing arts

B. high art and low art 

C. formal art and informant art 

D. fine art and functional art 

Answer:- D. fine art and functional art

13. Art can boost the economy of a country because 

A. functional art can provide us with means of livelihood

B. any business is supported by the magic of art

C. every work of art has a materialistic value 

D. all of these

Answer:- A. functional art can provide us with means of livelihood

14. Practice of fine art helps us by 

A. providing means to earn money

B. excluding art from the domain of life

C. keeping our environment clean 

D. liberating our mind from the constraints of sorrows and conflicts

Answer:- D. liberating our mind from the constraints of sorrows and conflicts

15. Fine art liberates our mind from 

A. joy and grief 

B. Professionalism

C. materialism

D. sorrows and conflicts

Answer:- D. sorrows and conflicts

16. The art that gives professional returns is called

A. fine art

B. abstract art

C. functional art

D. objective art 

Answer:- C. functional art

17. Art education should be made compulsory in 

A. schools

B. universities

C. schools and universities

D. schools colleges and universities

Answer:- D. schools colleges and universities

18. Students should be introduced to selected examples of art thought

A. film shows

B. printed books

C. expert teachers

D. class teaching

Answer:- A. film shows

19. The roots of art education lie 

A. in the neglect of wealth

B. in the pursuit of mental agility

C. in a keen observation of nature

D. in the observation of religious rituals

Answer:- C. in a keen observation of nature

20. Fine specimens of art should be displayed in 

A. class rooms of students 

B. libraries for common people

C. studies of educated people

D. all the three

Answer:- A. class rooms of students

21. We should get well qualified people to write readable books on________.

A. art

B. literature

C. philosophy

D. science

Answer:- A. art

22. according to Nandalal Bose , students should accompany qualified teachers to museums and picture galleries_________.

A. to spend a day out

B. to learn what good art should be as a distinguished example of the art

C. to know the syllabus well

D. to enjoy an excursion with class friends

Answer:- B. to learn what good art should be as a distinguished example of the art