Question Paper for Lecturer and Coach (School Edu. Dept.) - Comp. Exam-2025 (English)
Question Paper for Lecturer and Coach (School Edu. Dept.) - Comp. Exam-2025 (English)
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Q41.Match the words in Column ‘A’ with their antonyms in Column ‘B’ — Column A: (A) Frugal, (B) Ephemeral, (C) Revere, (D) Perilous. Column B: (i) Perpetual, (ii) Non-hazardous, (iii) Extravagant, (iv) Disrespect.
Q42.Identify the pattern of the given sentence and choose the correct option — She’s made the job a success.
Correct answer: S V O C
Q43.Identify the sentence pattern of the given sentence — I shaved myself with my own razor.
Correct answer: S V O A
Q44.The bank won’t accept the guarantee of a man of straw. Choose the nearest meaning of the underlined idiom —
Correct answer: A man of no substance
Q45.Transform into indirect speech — He said, “Be quiet and listen to my words.”
Correct answer: He urged them to be quiet and listen to his words.
Q46.Find the word from the passage which means ‘the quality of being open and honest’ —
Correct answer: Candour
Q47.Find antonym of the word from the passage which means ‘Goodwill’ —
Correct answer: Malice
Q48.Which one of the following statements is not correct about the description of a gentleman as given in the passage?
Correct answer: He disagrees with the movements of those around him.
Q49.Name two objects of comforts or conveniences with which a gentleman is compared to —
Correct answer: an easy chair or a good fire
Q50.Find the word from the passage which means ‘An expression of a general truth’ —
Correct answer: Maxim
Q51.In the novel That Long Silence Vanitamami’s comment, “a husband is like a sheltering tree” expresses her —
Correct answer: stereotypical mindset
Q52.Which figure of speech has been employed in the quote given below from William Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice? “Why, if two gods should play some heavenly match, And on the wager lay two earthly women, And Portia one, there must be something else Pawn’d with the other, for the poor rude world Hath not her fellow.”
Correct answer: Hyperbole
Q53.Which among the following statement(s) is/are true regarding William Shakespeare’s As you Like It? (i) It is a quintessential Elizabethan pastoral comedy. (ii) It’s subtitle is ‘What You Will’. (iii) It explores the themes of love, disguise and gender roles. (iv) It is influenced by Thomas Lodge’s Romance ‘Rosalynde’.
Correct answer: (i), (iii) and (iv) are correct
Q54.Which one of the following is not primarily associated with existentialism?
Correct answer: Immanuel Kant
Q55.Identify the literary term in the following lines — “The wolf with its belly, stitched full of big pebbles; Nibelung wolves barbed like black pine forest. Against a red sky, over blue snow...”
Correct answer: Simile
Q56.Fill in the blank in the following extract from Gandhi’s “What is Swaraj” chapter 4 from Hind Swaraj — When a ______ changes his nature, Englishmen will change theirs.
Correct answer: tiger
Q57.Which one of the following concepts of Eliot about ‘tradition’ and ‘poetry’ is not correct?
Correct answer: He asserts that the past should not be altered by the present.
Q58.The novelists Richardson, Trollope, Henry James, D.H. Lawrence and E.M. Forster are primarily : identified with which literary tradition?
Correct answer: Realism
Q59.Stevenson wrote his essay “Walking Tours” in response to -
Correct answer: William Hazlitt’s “On Going a Journey”
Q60.In the third stanza of the poem ‘Because I could not stop for Death’, the carriage passes ‘the School where Children strove / At Recess - in the Ring’. What does the specific image of the ‘Ring’ symbolize in the context of the life cycle?
Correct answer: It symbolises the cyclical nature of life and eternity, contrasting the beginning of life (childhood) with the speaker’s end.