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Round 3 (Room Based Selection) English Quiz Bee

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 25mins

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Class
Date
1.

What term describes the use of AI-driven algorithms to tailor content specifically to a user’s preferences across communication platforms?

a)

a. Predictive personalization

b)

b. Asynchronous communication

c)

c. Digital footprinting

d)

d. Crowd-sourced content

2.

(a)   refers to the seamless integration of multiple communication technologies to enable both real-time and delayed exchanges within an organization.

3.

Which of the following trends involves integrating augmented reality (AR) into social media platforms?

a)

a. Ephemeral messaging

b)

b. Interactive storytelling

c)

c. Synchronous communication

d)

d. Minimalist UI

4.

The concept of the (a)   economy emphasizes users actively participating in content creation and dissemination through platforms like TikTok and YouTube.

5.

What is the primary purpose of blockchain technology in digital communication trends?

a)

a. To increase cloud storage capacity

b)

b. To enhance video quality for streaming

c)

c. To improve real-time messaging

d)

d. To enable transparent and secure transactions

6.

(a)   refers to the shift towards more ethical digital practices, emphasizing transparency, sustainability, and data privacy in communication.

7.

Which emerging trend focuses on the use of voice interfaces like Siri and Alexa in facilitating human-device interaction?

a)

a. Social engineering

b)

b. Biometric authentication

c)

c. Conversational AI

d)

d. IoT analytics

8.

Which of the following best defines "allegory"?

a)

a. A story with a hidden political, moral, or spiritual meaning

b)

b. A comparison using "like" or "as"

c)

c. A vivid sensory description

d)

d. A short story with a surprise ending

9.

The use of (a)   in literature involves placing characters, events, or symbols in a narrative to represent abstract concepts or larger ideas.

10.

In Shakespeare’s Macbeth, the recurring motif of blood symbolizes:

a)

a. Innocence

b)

b. Guilt and responsibility

c)

c. Love and devotion

d)

d. Ambition

11.

(a)   is a narrative technique where the story begins in the middle of the action rather than at the chronological start.

12.

Which of the following terms describes a literary device where an object is given human characteristics?

a)

a. Hyperbole

b)

b. Personification

c)

c. Irony

d)

d. Metonymy

13.

A (a)   character undergoes significant internal change due to the events of the story.

14.


In postmodern literature, the use of fragmented narratives and unreliable narrators primarily serves to:

a)

a. Simplify complex ideas

b)

b. Provide comic relief

c)

c. Mimic the chaotic nature of reality

d)

d. Reaffirm traditional values

15.

In Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe, the character Okonkwo is often seen as a tragic hero because:

a)

a. He is a minor character with no significant role.

b)

b. He is completely free from moral flaws.

c)

c. His story has a happy ending.

d)

d. He is well-respected but flawed, leading to his downfall.

16.

Passage:
"The river wound its way through the valley, its surface shimmering like liquid silver under the moonlight. To the villagers, the river was more than a source of water; it was life itself, weaving its way into their stories, songs, and dreams. But with the arrival of a new factory upstream, its waters became tainted, and the once-clear reflections turned murky. The villagers debated between the prosperity the factory promised and the cost to their beloved river."

What does the river primarily symbolize in the passage?

a)

a. Economic growth

b)

b. Industrialization

c)

c. The fragility of nature

d)

d. A reflection of the moonlight

17.

The phrase "shimmering like liquid silver" is an example of (a)   .

18.

"The river wound its way through the valley, its surface shimmering like liquid silver under the moonlight. To the villagers, the river was more than a source of water; it was life itself, weaving its way into their stories, songs, and dreams. But with the arrival of a new factory upstream, its waters became tainted, and the once-clear reflections turned murky. The villagers debated between the prosperity the factory promised and the cost to their beloved river."

What conflict is central to the passage?

a)

a. Nature vs. industry

b)

b. Tradition vs. modernity

c)

c. Individual vs. community

d)

d. Prosperity vs. equality

19.

The once-clear river turning murky is a metaphor for (a)   .

20.

"The river wound its way through the valley, its surface shimmering like liquid silver under the moonlight. To the villagers, the river was more than a source of water; it was life itself, weaving its way into their stories, songs, and dreams. But with the arrival of a new factory upstream, its waters became tainted, and the once-clear reflections turned murky. The villagers debated between the prosperity the factory promised and the cost to their beloved river."

What is the tone of the passage?

a)

a. Optimistic

b)

b. Nostalgic

c)

c. Reflective

d)

d. Humorous

21.

Which word best captures the villagers' emotional state?

a)

a. Resentment

b)

b. Excitement

c)

c. Indifference

d)

d. Ambivalence

22.

The villagers' dreams and songs about the river highlight its (a)   significance in their lives.

23.

"The river wound its way through the valley, its surface shimmering like liquid silver under the moonlight. To the villagers, the river was more than a source of water; it was life itself, weaving its way into their stories, songs, and dreams. But with the arrival of a new factory upstream, its waters became tainted, and the once-clear reflections turned murky. The villagers debated between the prosperity the factory promised and the cost to their beloved river."

How does the passage depict modernization?

a)

a. As a source of harmony

b)

b. As a solution to all problems

c)

c. As a double-edged sword

d)

d. As an unstoppable force

24.

The arrival of the factory upstream introduced (a)   into the previously idyllic life of the villagers.

25.

What literary device is used to describe the river as “life itself”?

a)

a. Hyperbole

b)

b. Personification

c)

c. Irony

d)

d. Allegory