Bihar Board Class 10th अंग्रेजी (English) Exam Related Book Objective

 1. The main character in “Pace for Living”, Which the author saw was a/an ……… corn merchant 

  1. elderly 
  2. young 
  3. handicapped 
  4. diabetic 

Ans. (A) 

2. Indians have shown the power to make …….. changes and of becoming used to new situations 

  1. little 
  2. big 
  3. gigantic 
  4. monstrous 

Ans. (B) 

3. Who is the writer of “Acceptance Speech”? 

  1. Jon Lexau 
  2. Leo Tolstoy 
  3. Toni Morrison 
  4. Aung San Suu Kyi 

Ans. (D) 

4. Martha used to tell her stories in the hazel ……. .

  1. glen 
  2. forest 
  3. mountain 
  4. riverbank 

Ans. (A) 

5. Sun and Moon went downstairs hand in hand to meet the ………. . 

  1. friends 
  2. guests
  3. relatives 
  4. neighbors

   Ans. (B) 

6. Lord Krishna had not met …….. for some time. 

  1. Radha 
  2. Yashoda 
  3. Sudama 
  4. Vidyapati 

Ans. (A) 

7. Jim told Mr. Johnson that it would reduce …….. and save ecology if he did not use his car for travelling to short distances 

  1. diesel 
  2. petrol 
  3. Weight 
  4. pollution 

Ans. (D) 

8. Jim asked Mr. Greene to keep the old newspapers for the school-going children who …….. them? 

  1. read 
  2. burnt 
  3. bought 
  4. collected 

 Ans. (D) 

9. Where have old civilisation and culture grown and changed?

  1. England 
  2. America 
  3. India and China 
  4. None of these 

Ans. (C) 

10. A happy man’s wants are satisfied by the property inherited by him from his ……… .

  1. father 
  2. mother 
  3. uncle 
  4. cousin 

Ans. (A) 

11. There was a …….. which had the power to grant wishes. 

  1. tree 
  2. snake
  3. pigeon 
  4. temple 

Ans. (A) 

12. The old woman tried to make everyone understand that as it was Easter the day should be spent …….. . 

  1. Sadly 
  2. angrily 
  3. happily 
  4. jealously 

Ans. (C) 

13. The townspeople do not enjoy any real ………. . 

  1. fun 
  2. food 
  3. drink 
  4. scenery 

Ans. (D) 

14. The banker decided to murder the ……… . 

  1. guard 
  2. servant 
  3. lawyer 
  4. gardener 

Ans. (C) 

15. The high pitched strains of the koel wakes in the poet’s soul a thousand ………. . 

  1. desires 
  2. dreams 
  3. longings 
  4. memories 

Ans. (D) 

16. The author admits that quick travel does not give the traveller the real …….. of travel 

  1. pains 
  2. living 
  3. pleasure 
  4. holiday 

Ans. (C) 

17. The Cinema …….. in various measures the function of poetry, music painting, drama, architecture and a host of other arts, major and minor. 

  1. deletes 
  2. rescues 
  3. destroys 
  4. combines 

Ans. (D) 

18. Who is the writer of “Once Upon a Time”? 

  1. Toni Morrison 
  2. Leo Tolstoy 
  3. Satyajit Ray 
  4. R.C. Hutchinson 

Ans. (A) 

19. In “What is wrong with Indian Films? the author compares Indian films with …….. films. 

  1. Korean 
  2. Western 
  3. Japanese 
  4. Pakistani 

Ans. (B) 

20. When the narrator sat down to write, Gillu wanted to catch her ……. . 

  1. pen 
  2. hair 
  3. papers 
  4. attention 

Ans. (D) 

21. Gillu’s favourite food was 

  1. rice 
  2. jam 
  3. kaju 
  4. bread 

Ans. (C) 

22. Aris firmly believed that his mother would have accepted the prize for all the ……… of Burma, not for herself 

  1. monks 
  2. people 
  3. soldiers 
  4. politicians 

Ans. (B) 

23. The old woman was …….. enough to know she could not help the young people 

  1. strong 
  2. stupid 
  3. intelligent 
  4. suspicious 

Ans. (C) 

24. Which festival is referred to by the writer in “Little Girls Wiser than Men”? 

  1. Holi 
  2. Easter 
  3. Diwali 
  4. None of these 

Ans. (B) 

25. “Polythene Bag” has been composed by …….. . 

  1. Puran Singh
  2. Periasamy Thooran 
  3. Durga Prasad Panda 
  4. Laxmi Prasad Devkota 

Ans. (C) 

26. As a result of very hard work, the porter’s ………. beat was fast 

  1. pulse 
  2. heart 
  3. nerves 
  4. muscles 

Ans. (B) 

27. Munni advised Halku to hire himself out, as a ……….. . 

  1. farmer 
  2. tenant 
  3. labourer 
  4. shopkeeper 

Ans.  (C) 

28. A person has to be exposed to the particular ……… for some time to become allergic to it.  

  1. protein 
  2. allergen 
  3. antigen 
  4. symptom 

Ans. (B) 

29. For Mr. Gessler, boot making was a/an ………. . 

  1. art 
  2. job 
  3. burden 
  4. timepass 

Ans.  (A) 

30. The most fancy food item was the ice ……… . 

  1. cake 
  2. pastry 
  3. pudding 
  4. chocolate 

Ans. (C) 

31. Culture is always a complex of …….. strands of varying importance and vitality. 

  1. two 
  2. three 
  3. four 
  4. many 

Ans. (B)

32. “Love Defiled” is a story about the relationship of the narrator with his ……… . 

  1. brother 
  2. sister 
  3. girl friend 
  4. cousin 

Ans. (C) 

33. The rew materilal of Cinema is ……… itsilf. 

  1. hall 
  2. life 
  3. Studio 
  4. camera 

Ans. (B)

34. The poet asks the Koel, what has ……. her. 

  1. told 
  2. hurt 
  3. forgotten
  4. longings  

 Ans. (B) 

35. The two girls forgot their …… and became friends again. 

  1. envy 
  2. anger 
  3. farms 
  4. jealousy 

Ans. (B)

36. “Ode on Solitude” is written by ……. . 

  1. Leo Tolstoy 
  2. Toni Morrison 
  3. Alexander Pope 
  4. R.C. Hutchinson 

Ans. (C) 

37. Aung San Suu Kyi was fighting for ……. in Burma. 

  1. tyranny 
  2. monarchy 
  3. democracy 
  4. dictatorship 

Ans. (C) 

38. In “Me and the Ecology Bit”, he narrator talks about how he advises every body what they should do to protect the …….. . 

  1. ecology 
  2. elderly 
  3. children 
  4. pedestrians 

Ans. (A) 

39. The old woman was …… 

  1. shy 
  2. bold 
  3. wise 
  4. foolish 

Ans. (C) 

40. Halku woked as …….. . 

  1. a doctor 
  2. a supervisor 
  3. an engineer 
  4. a tenant farmer 

Ans. (D) 

41. Greed is …….. but life is not. 

  1. bed 
  2. good 
  3. endless 
  4. worthy 

Ans. (C) 

42. In India, the difference between the masses and classes is not one of quality but of information and ……… . 

  1. hair 
  2. dress 
  3. food 
  4. opportunity 

Ans. (D) 

43. Everyone told the narrator that the squirrel would not ……. after being attacked so badly by the crows. 

  1. eat 
  2. live 
  3. sleep 
  4. animal 

Ans. (B) 

44. The narrator told Mr. Williamas not to burn leaves as it is ……. for the air and ecology. 

  1. bed 
  2. good 
  3. helpful 
  4. excellent 

Ans. (A) 

45. “Gillu” is about true friendship between a human being and a/an ……. . 

  1. ghost 
  2. alien 
  3. animal 
  4. microorganism 

Ans. (C) 

46. What our Cinema needs about everything else is style, an idiom, a sort of ………… of cinema which would be uniquely and recognisably Indian. 

  1. studio 
  2. finance 
  3. committee 
  4. iconography 

Ans. (D) 

47. The Nobel peace prize was give to Suu Kyi in …….. . 

  1. 1990 
  2. 1991 
  3. 1992 
  4. 2000 

Ans. (B) 

48. The young people asked the old woman a question. Whose answer could only be given by one who could …….. . 

  1. see 
  2. read 
  3. hear 
  4. smell 

Ans. (A) 

49. Malasha’s …….. come our and started scolding Akulya’s mother. 

  1. sister 
  2. brother 
  3. mother 
  4. father 

Ans. (C) 

50. According to the poet, health and virtue can be friends again. 

  1. cities 
  2. towns 
  3. factories 
  4. villages 

Ans. (D) 

51. The polythene bag melts down when a little …….. is applied. 

  1. water 
  2. warmth 
  3. chemical 
  4. fertilizer 

Ans. (B) 

52. Vidyapati’s piems are about Radha and ……… . 

  1. Vishnu 
  2. Krishna 
  3. Ram  
  4. Sita 

Ans. (B) 

53. The porter was going op a ……. . 

  1. lame 
  2. road 
  3. cliff 
  4. platform 

Ans. (C) 

54. The poet knew Martha when he was a …….. . 

  1. child 
  2. servant 
  3. teacher 
  4. shopkeeper 

Ans, (A) 

55. Sheets, mattress pad and blanket should be washed ……. in hot water. 

  1. daily 
  2. yearly 
  3. weekly 
  4. monthly 

Ans. (C) 

56. The bet was struck between the banker and the ……. . 

  1. doctor 
  2. lawyer 
  3. scholar 
  4. journalist 

Ans. (B) 

57. Mr. Gessler was a ………. boot maker. 

  1. French 
  2. German 
  3. Russian 
  4. English 

Ans. (B) 

58. The letters are exchanged between a mother and ……. . 

  1. son 
  2. fother 
  3. daughter 
  4. mother-in-law 

Ans. (C) 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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