On the rule of the road- Part 2

In the railway carriage, Gardiner usually used to read…….

• a. A blue- book

• b. A red- book

• c. A yellow- book

• d. A pink- book

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Why did the author shut up his book in the railway carriage?

• a. Because of the loud and pompous voice of a person

• b. Because of the crowd

• c. Because the place was uncomfortable

• d. Because he had no interest in reading the book

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What is the foundation of social conduct?

• a. A reasonable consideration for the rights or feelings of others

• b. Awareness about our rights

• c. Awareness about our duties

• d. None of the above

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The reference to Germany and Belgium is given regarding …..

• a. Importance of the rights of small nations

• b. Encroachment of aggressive nations over silent/small nations

• c. Both of the above

• d. None of the above

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According to Gardiner, which is the best philosophy in today’s age?

• a. Socialism

• b. Anarchism

• c. A judicious mixture of both

• d. None of these

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Ella Wheeler Wilcox was ……

• a. An American author & poet

• b. A British dramatist

• c. An American journalist

• d. None of the above

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Wordsworth was …..

• a. A British Romantic poet

• b. An American essayist

• c. A French dramatist

• d. A British actor

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Helvellyn is ……..

• a. A mountain

• b. A city

• c. A river

• d. None of the above

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A blue-book is ….

• a. A book having official government report

• b. Colour-book

• c. A story-book

• d. None of the above

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Tristram Shandy is written by…..

• a. Laurence Sterne

• b. Charles Dickens

• c. Cervantes

• d. Wordsworth

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