English Questions
5081. 'What's in a name? That which we call a rose By any other name would smell as sweet'-Who said this?
Juliet
Romeo
Portia
Rosalind
5082. The saying 'enough is enough' is used when you want-
something to continue
something to stop
something to continue until it's enough
to tell instructions are clear
5083. Tennyson's 'In Memoriam' is an elegy on the death of -
John Milton
John Keats
Arthur Henry Hallam
Sydney Smith
5084. I am quite --- home in Algebra.
at
for
in
of
5085. Opinion varies - --man---man.
from, to
between, and
in, to
from, of
5086. She prides herself---her beauty.
on
to
of
from
5087. 'The Rape of the Lock' by Alexander Pope is a/an-
epic
ballad
mock-heroic poem
elegy
5088. 'He ran with great speed.' The underlined part of the sentence is a -
noun phrase
adverb phrase
adjective phrase
participle phrase
5089. . 'A lost opportunity never returns.' Here 'lost' is a -
gerund
verbal noun
gerundial infinitive
participle
5090. He is not interested-- - cycling.
in
with
for
at
5091. He supplies the poor---clothing.
at
on
in
with
5092. An extra message added at the end of a letter after it is signed is called-
corrigendum
postscript
NB
RSVP
5093. William Shakespeare was born in
1616
1664
1564
1493
5094. Which of the following is not an American poet?
Robert Frost
W.B.Yeats
Emily Dickinson
Langston Hughes
5095. 'We must not be late, else we will miss the train.' This is a -
compound sentence
complex sentence
simple sentence
interrogative sentence
5096. Change the voice: 'Who is calling me?'
By whom am I called?
By whom I am called?
By whom am I being called?
Whom am I called by?
5097. We should rely---our own efforts.
at
on
in
with
5098. 'Man's love is of man's life a thing apart, 'Tis woman's whole existence. This is taken from the poem of -
P. B. Shelley
Lord Byron
John Keats
Edmund Spenser
5099. 'Sweet Helen' make me immortal with a kiss.' The sentence has been taken from the play -
Romeo and Juliet
Caesar and Cleopatra
Doctor Faustus
Antony and Cleopatra
5100. He exchanged--- him his gramophone---a camera.
with, for
in, for
with, with
for, with