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UNIT I

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Synonym for the word 'treacherous'

a)

wrong

b)

dishonest

c)

evil

d)

disloyal

2.

Synonym for the word 'Vexation'

a)

happiness

b)

anger

c)

tensed

d)

annoyed

3.

Synonym for the word 'wretched'

a)

accepted

b)

denied

c)

dejected

d)

unwanted

4.

Antonym for the word 'mirth'

a)

gloomy

b)

cheerful

c)

happy

d)

smiling

5.

Antonym for the word 'foothold'

a)

position

b)

let go of grip

c)

hold on

d)

dropping

6.

Antonym for the word 'despair'

a)

hopelessness

b)

joy

c)

hope

d)

sadness

7.

What was the bait used by the enemies?

a)

money

b)

weapons

c)

gold

d)

precious stones

8.

Aksionov was a rich merchant from

a)

Ryazan

b)

Vladimir

c)

Nishny

d)

Poleta

9.

Who was blamed for the murder at the inn

a)

Makar Semyonich

b)

Merchant from Rayzan

c)

Ivan Dimitrich

d)

Leo

10.

Author of God sees the truth but waits

a)

Edwin Muir

b)

Joseph Cronin

c)

Archibald

d)

Leo Tolstoy

11.

Themes Cronin wrote on

a)

defeat

b)

stories from his medical career

c)

suffering

d)

his life

12.

"We could not think of troubling you sir" who said these lines

a)

Aksionov

b)

Makar

c)

Jacopo

d)

Nicola

13.

From where did the soldiers watch the mowers

a)

tall tower

b)

castle

c)

turret wall

d)

building

14.

What was the name of the book Aksionov read in the prison?

a)

The Truth

b)

Pain of the Suffering

c)

The Lives of the Saints

d)

The Lives of the Holy

15.

What was found in Ivan s bag

a)

Guitar

b)

Goods

c)

Blood stained knife

d)

Clothes

16.

Who was admitted in the hospital

a)

Nicola

b)

Lucia

c)

Lugi

d)

Jacopo

17.

What was the famous tourist spot in Verona

a)

Museum

b)

Juliet's Tomb

c)

The theater

d)

The Opera

18.

Who let the enemies in

a)

Warder

b)

soldiers

c)

enemies

d)

allies

19.

Edwin Muir was a

a)

British poet

b)

American poet

c)

Canadian Poet

d)

Scottish poet

20.

“It’s wonderful that we should meet here, lads!” Who spoke these lines.

a)

Aksionov

b)

Makar

c)

Authorities

d)

Merchants