English Literature: Sidney's Loving in Truth

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What type of a poem is Sidney's 'Loving in Truth'?

  • Shakespearean sonnet (correct)
  • Victorian sonnet
  • Petrarchan sonnet
  • French sonnet

In Sidney's poem 'Loving in Truth', the poet persona initially tries to get his inspiration by-

  • Meeting his beloved
  • Staying at home
  • Turning the leaves of other poems (correct)
  • All of the above

In Sidney's poem 'Loving in Truth' whose "feet" is referred to as strangers?

  • Poems of other poets
  • Strangers who visit the poet
  • Both (a) and (b) (correct)
  • Metrical feet of poems of other poets

Why does Sidney call his pen "truant" in 'Loving in Truth'?

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"Thou by the Indian Ganges' side / Shouldst rubies find; I by the tide / Of Humber would complain,"—What does "Humber" refer to?

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In the lines "Rather at once our time devour / Than languish in his slow-chapped power," "his" refers to-

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In the lines "Thy beauty shall no more be found, / Nor, in thy marble vault, shall sound / My echoing song..." the "marble vault" is a reference to—

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The key theme(s) of the poem 'To his Coy Mistress' is/are—

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In Wordsworth's Lucy series, Lucy is conceived as a child of—

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Why does Nature say Lucy is "a lady of my own"?

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"The memory of what has been, / And never more will be." —Whose "memory" is referred to here?

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What is the feeling of the poet at the death of Lucy?

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Who informed the residents of the house about the cobra in 'A Snake in the Grass'?

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What did Dasa demand from the family?

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As per the beggar's belief, which God had visited the house in the form of a cobra?

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In what did Dasa catch the snake as per his story?

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In 'With the Photographer', the photographer made him wait for—

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'With the Photographer' is taken from which book?

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What is the colour of the photographer's suit, as described in 'With the Photographer'?

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What was the narrator doing to kill his time in the studio in 'With the Photographer'?

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Which of the following signifies non-verbal communication in an essential way?

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Attitudes, actions and appearances in the context of classroom communication are considered as-

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Noise is a [blank] barrier to effective communication.

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Effective communication should be—

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[blank] is an instance of non-verbal communication.

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Which four questions are answered by adverbs?

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He is ______ honorary chairman of the Sports Board.

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He wrote ______ one-act play.

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What does the phrasal verb—At the drop of a hat mean?

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What is the meaning of the idiom—a man of straw?

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What does the phrasal verb─By hook or by crook mean?

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What is the synonym of the word—Camouflage?

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What is the synonym of the word─Benevolent?

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What is the antonym of the word-Agony?

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What is the antonym of the word─Mournful?

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What is the primary mode of transmission of rabies?

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What is the incubation period for rabies?

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What is the most prominent symptom of rabies in humans?

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Why is it useless to pour water down the throat of a rabies victim?

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Who discovered the vaccine for rabies?

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Flashcards

Petrarchan Sonnet

A type of sonnet with a strict rhyme scheme and a specific structure, often associated with Italian poet Petrarch.

Shakespearean Sonnet

A type of sonnet with a particular rhyme scheme and structure, named after the English playwright William Shakespeare.

French Sonnet

A type of sonnet with a specific rhyme scheme and structure, originating in France.

Inspiration in 'Loving in Truth'

The speaker in Sidney's poem seeks inspiration by looking at other poems, hoping to find the right words to express his feelings.

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Strangers in 'Loving in Truth'

In Sidney's poem, the poet persona sees other poets' works as 'strangers' because they are not his own original thoughts.

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Truant Pen in 'Loving in Truth'

Sidney refers to his pen as 'truant' because he is unable to write poetry due to his love-stricken state.

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Humber in 'To His Coy Mistress'

The name 'Humber' refers to a river in England, contrasting with the exotic 'Indian Ganges' to highlight the speaker's devotion.

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His in 'To his Coy Mistress'

The pronoun 'his' in the quote refers to 'time,' the powerful force that consumes life.

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Marble Vault in 'To His Coy Mistress'

The 'marble vault' represents the grave, symbolizing the final resting place of beauty and the speaker's love.

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Theme of 'To His Coy Mistress'

The key theme of the poem 'To His Coy Mistress' urges readers to seize the day and cherish life's experiences, reminding them of mortality.

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Lucy as a Child of Nature

Wordsworth presents Lucy as a child of nature, deeply connected to and influenced by the natural world.

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Nature's Claim on Lucy

Nature claims Lucy as 'her own' because she has nurtured and molded her, shaping her character and life.

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Memory of Lucy

The 'memory' being referred to is Lucy's, highlighting her presence in the world even after her death.

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Poet's Feeling at Lucy's Death

The poet experiences a profound and overwhelming sense of shock and sadness at Lucy's death.

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Discovered by the Gardener

The snake in 'A Snake in the Grass' is discovered by the family's gardener, leading to a series of events that unfold.

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Dasa's Demand

Dasa, a resident of the house, demands tools that would be useful for killing the snake.

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Snake as a God

According to the beggar's belief, the snake is a manifestation of Lord Subramanya, a Hindu deity.

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Catching the Snake

Dasa claims to have captured the snake using a sack, a kettle, and a water-pot, adding to the fantastical aspects of the story.

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Photographer's Delay

The photographer in 'With the Photographer' makes the narrator wait for a significant amount of time, highlighting the photographer's power and the narrator's patience.

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Source of 'With the Photographer'

The story 'With the Photographer' is taken from the anthology 'Behind the Beyond,' a collection of humorous stories.

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Photographer's Suit

The photographer in the story is described as wearing a grey suit, a detail that the narrator finds amusing.

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Narrator's Time-Killing

While waiting in the studio, the narrator passes time by reading journals and magazines, seeking a distraction from the tedious wait.

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Non-Verbal Communication

Non-verbal communication refers to communication without using spoken words, such as gestures, facial expressions, or body language.

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Classroom Communication

Attitudes, actions, and outward appearance all contribute to non-verbal communication in a classroom setting.

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Noise as a Barrier

Noise, a physical barrier to effective communication, can hinder the transmission of information.

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Effective Communication

Effective communication should be clear, concise, and understandable to the audience, making it easier to grasp the intended message.

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Proximity as Non-Verbal Communication

Proximity, the distance between individuals, is a non-verbal form of communication that can influence communication dynamics.

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Adverb Function

Adverbs answer questions about time, place, manner, and degree, providing additional information about actions or adjectives.

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Articles 'The', 'A', 'An'

The definite article 'the' is used before specific nouns, while the indefinite article 'a/an' is used before singular nouns.

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Phrasal Verb: At the Drop of a Hat

The phrasal verb 'at the drop of a hat' means something done immediately, without any hesitation or preparation.

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Idiom: A Man of Straw

The idiom 'a man of straw' refers to someone with no substance, credibility, or value.

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Phrasal Verb: By Hook or by Crook

The phrasal verb 'by hook or by crook' means to do anything, even something that involves dishonest or illegal means, to accomplish a goal.

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Synonym of 'Camouflage'

A synonym of the word 'camouflage' is 'disguise,' meaning to conceal or mask something to make it appear different.

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Synonym of 'Benevolent'

A synonym of the word 'benevolent' is 'kind-hearted,' meaning generous and compassionate.

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Antonym of 'Agony'

An antonym of the word 'agony' is 'ecstasy,' meaning extreme happiness or delight.

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Antonym of 'Mournful'

An antonym of the word 'mournful' is 'joyous,' meaning filled with great happiness and delight.

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Rabies Transmission

Rabies is primarily spread through the bite of an infected animal, transmitting the virus through saliva.

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Rabies Incubation Period

The incubation period for rabies, the time between infection and the onset of symptoms, generally lasts three to six weeks, though it can vary greatly.

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Rabies Symptom

A prominent symptom of rabies in humans is a strong and unnatural craving for water, often accompanied by difficulty swallowing.

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Water and Rabies

Pouring water down the throat of a rabies victim can worsen their condition by triggering fits and spasms, potentially hindering their breathing.

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Rabies Vaccine Discovery

Louis Pasteur, a renowned scientist, discovered the vaccine for rabies, a breakthrough that significantly reduced the threat of the disease.

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Study Notes

Examination Instructions

  • All questions are multiple-choice.
  • Four options are provided for each question.
  • Answers must be marked on an OMR sheet.
  • Use a ballpoint pen to darken the appropriate bubble (A, B, C, or D).
  • Do not make stray marks or fold the OMR sheet.
  • Fill all required spaces on the OMR sheet.
  • Hand in the OMR sheet at the end of the exam.
  • Students are allowed to take the question booklet home.

English Literature Examination Questions

  • Question 1: Identify the type of poem in Sidney's "Loving in Truth".
    • Options: Petrarchan sonnet, Victorian sonnet, Shakespearean sonnet, French sonnet.
  • Question 2: Identify how the poet in Sidney's "Loving in Truth" initially seeks inspiration.
    • Options: Meeting the beloved, Staying at home, Turning the leaves of other poems, All of the above.
  • Question 3: Identify what are referred to as "strangers" in Sidney's "Loving in Truth".
    • Options: Poems of other poets, Metrical feet of poems of other poets, Strangers who visit the poet, Both (a) and (b).
  • Question 4: Explain why Sidney calls his pen "truant" in "Loving in Truth".
    • Options: His pen is missing, He is unable to write poetry, He is unable to write letters to his beloved, Both (b) and (c).
  • Question 5: Identify what "Humber" refers to in a given poem excerpt.
    • Options: The Indian Ocean, The English Channel, Lake Victoria, A river in England.
  • Question 6: Identify the reference of the word "his" in a given line of a poem.
    • Options: The speaker, The king, Time, A bird of prey
  • Question 7: Identify the reference of "marble vault" in a given line of a poem.
    • Options: The Mistress's body, The Mistress's perfume, The Mistress's bed chamber, The Mistress's grave.
  • Question 8: Identify the key theme(s) of the poem "To his Coy Mistress".
    • Options: Carpe diem, Memento mori, Holy matrimony, Both (a) and (b).
  • Question 9: Identify who Lucy is conceived as child of, in Wordsworth's Lucy series.
    • Options: Nurture, Nature, Man, England.
  • Question 10: Identify why Nature calls Lucy "a lady of my own".
    • Options: Nature will be her lady, Nature will mould and develop Lucy, Nature will not allow Lucy to go anywhere, All of the above
  • Question 11: Identify whose memory is referred to in a given line of a poem excerpt.
    • Options: The coy mistress, Lucy, Stella, None of the above.
  • Question 12: Identify the poet's feeling at the death of Lucy.
    • Options: The poet is shell-shattered and shocked, The poet is stupefied, The poet is happy that Nature has claimed Lucy, Both (a) and (b).
  • Question 13: Identify who informed the residents about the cobra in "A Snake in the Grass".
    • Options: Gardener, A cyclist, Some neighbours, None of the above.
  • Question 14: Identify what Dasa demanded from the family.
    • Options: A mower, A grass cutter, A knife, Sickles and sows.
  • Question 15: Identify which God visited the house in the form of a cobra, per the beggar's belief.
    • Options: Subbarao, Subramanya, Subbamaaya, Shuhmanyata.
  • Question 16: Identify in what Dasa caught the snake, according to his story.
    • Options: A water-pot, A kettle, A sack, All the above.
  • Question 17: Identify how long the photographer made him wait for, in "With the Photographer".
    • Options: 3 hours, 4 hours, 1 hour, 2 hours.
  • Question 18: Identify the book from which "With the Photographer" is taken.
    • Options: Beyond the Behind, Behind the Beyond, To the Photographer's, All the Way Round.
  • Question 19: Identify the colour of the photographer's suit in "With the Photographer".
    • Options: Orange, Grey, Black, Red.
  • Question 20: Identify what the narrator did to kill time in the studio, in "With the Photographer".
    • Options: Using Facebook, Reading Journals and Magazines, Talking with another customer, Sleeping.
  • Question 21: Identify what signifies non-verbal communication.
    • Options: Instruction written on a question paper, Learner attending an online class, The dress code followed by an individual, Yoga instructor teaching yoga poses.
  • Question 22: Identify what is considered as attitudes, actions, and appearances in classroom communication.
    • Options: Verbal communication, Non-verbal communication, Impersonal communication, Irrational communication.
  • Question 23: Identify what noise is as a barrier in communication.
    • Options: Language, Physical, Emotional, Cultural.
  • Question 24: Identify the characteristics of effective communication.
    • Options: Clear and incorrect, Clear and concise, Courteous and incomplete, NOTA.
  • Question 25: Identify what is an instance of non-verbal communication.
    • Options: Proximity, A notice, An e-mail, Speech.
  • Question 26: Identify the four questions that are answered by adverbs.
    • Options: Who? when? where? why?, When? where? how? why?, When? where? to what extent/degree? What?, To what extent/degree? when? where? how?
  • Question 27: Identify the correct article to describe "honorary chairman" in a sentence.
    • Options: a, an, the, Zero article.
  • Question 28: Identify which article is used before "one-act play".
    • Options: the, an, a, No article to be used.
  • Question 29: Identify the meaning of the phrasal verb "At the drop of a hat".
    • Options: As and when it is spoken, Done easily, without any preparation, Done in an instant, After something is done.
  • Question 30: Identify the meaning of "a man of straw".
    • Options: A man with no means, A generous man, A man of character, A man of no substance.
  • Question 31: Identify the meaning of "By hook or by crook".
    • Options: By noble means, By any means, By permission, By request.
  • Question 32: Identify the synonym for "Camouflage".
    • Options: Disguise, Cover, Demonstrate, Fabric.
  • Question 33: Identify the synonym for "Benevolent".
    • Options: Malevolent, Kind-hearted, Kindless, Cruel.
  • Question 34: Identify the antonym for "Agony".
    • Options: Ecstasy, Blister, Laughter, Pleasure.
  • Question 35: Identify the antonym for "Mournful".
    • Options: Humorous, Laughable, Joyous, Playful.

Rabies, Questions 36 - 40

  • Question 36: Identify the primary mode of rabies transmission.
    • Options: Bite of any infected dog, Ingestion of contaminated food, Inhalation of infected air particles, Blood transfusion.
  • Question 37: Identify the rabies incubation period.
    • Options: 1-2 days, 1-2 weeks, 3-6 weeks, 6-8 weeks.
  • Question 38: Identify the prominent symptom of rabies in humans.
    • Options: High fever, Seizures, Wild desire for water, Skin rash.
  • Question 39: Identify why it's useless to pour water down a rabies victim's throat.
    • Options: It causes more fits, It leads to uncontrollable vomiting, The victim will refuse to drink water, The virus becomes more active in the presence of water.
  • Question 40: Identify the discoverer of the rabies vaccine.
    • Options: Alexander Fleming, Louis Pasteur, Marie Curie, Albert Einstein.

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