11th English Unit 2 Online Test – New Book

• for which Championship.

• “I was both upset and very worried”
• What made Marry Kom to worry?

• “With this princely sum, and a little more that had been collected from people, I left for the U.S”
• In the above sentence ‘princely sum’ refers the money of

• ‘The people were enormously nice too’
• As per Marry Kom the people in which place was nice.

• ‘I was looking forward to seeing what America was all about’
• Why Marry Kom is going to America?

• “I can face anyone in the ring”
• The above line was taken from whose autobiography

• “I was the only one in the team to get a medal.”

• “As I touched down in India, I vowed that the next time I would bring back gold.”
• The above quote was taken from whose biography?

• “Also, around the time that I was getting married, I had no savings except a couple of life insurance policies”
• The above line taken from the biography of

• a heroic welcome in

• “I hated every minute of training but I said, Don’t quit”
• The above quote was said by.

• “When I got married, everybody was doubtful that my medal hauls would continue.”
• The above line were taken from the autobiography of

• “One infant grows up and becomes a jockey,
• Another plays basketball or hockey”
• What do you mean by Jockey?

• “This one the prize ring hates to enter”
• In the above line prize ring refer to?

• “This one the prize ring hates to enter”
• Who hates to enter into the prize ring?

• “This one the prize ring hates to enter”
• Why the poet hates to enter into the prize ring?

• “That I am not them, that they are not me”
• The above line indicates that the poet is a

• “With all my heart I do admire
• Athletes who sweat for fun or hire”
• In the above sentence ‘I’ refer to

• “Who take the field in gaudy pomp”
• What do you mean by gaudy pomp?

• “Who take the field in gaudy pomp”
• In the above sentence who refers to?

• “My limp and bashful spirit feeds
• On other people’s heroic deeds”
• Who admire the heroic performance of athletes?

• “And maim each other as they romp,”
• What do you mean by maim?

• “Lashes his steed across the line”
• What do you mean by Steed?

• “you’d think my ego it would please”
• Whose ego is referred here?

• “To swap positions with one of these”
• The poet wants to swaps whose position?

• “But zealous athletes play so rough”
• What is the meaning of Zealous?

• “I’m glad that when my struggle begins”
• The struggle is occurred between

• “I’m glad that when my struggle begins
• ‘Twixt prudence and ego,”
• Who won in the struggle?

• “Twixt prudence and ego,”
• What do you mean by prudence?

• “Twixt prudence and ego,”
• What do you mean by twixt?

• “One infant grows up and becomes a jockey,
• Another plays basketball or hockey,
• This one the prize ring hates to enter
• That one becomes a tackle or center,
• I am just glad as glad can be
• That I am not them, that they are not me.”
• Write down the rhyme scheme of the above stanza

• One infant grows up and becomes a jockey,
• Another plays basketball or hockey,
• This one the prize ring hates to enter
• That one becomes a tackle or center,
• I am just glad as glad can be
• That I am not them, that they are not me
• Find out the rhyming words

• “To watch you gambol in the stadium,”
• What do you mean by gambol?

• “For this modest of physiques”
• What do you mean by physique?

• “Athletes, I’ll drink to you”
• Who love to celebrate the success of the athlete?

• “That you are not me and I’m not you.”
• From the above line find out who is not who?

• Now A runs ninety yards to score,
• B knocks the champion to the floor,
• Cracking vertebrae and spines,
• Lashes his steed across the line,
• You’d think my ego it would please
• To swap positions with one of these
• Write down the rhyme scheme

• “If he could secure the goodwill of his hostess he might count on her nominating him as an assured thing”
• Who is the hostess of the luncheon party?

• “I’m coming on there on Monday evening, so we shall meet”
• Who is coming to luncheon party of Mrs. Saltpen – Jago on Monday?

• “You’ve lost something, haven’t you”
• Identify the speaker/character that belongs to the short story “A Shot in the Dark”?

• “I’m stopping at a little country inn near Brondquay for three days”
• Why did Bertie staying in little country inn?

• “I’ve no intention of lending you three pounds, or three shillings,”
• Who had no intension of lending money to Bertie?

• “We have the right to use both, but I always use the demi-lion, because, after all, we are really Saltpens”
• Who always use demi-lion crest?

• “I’ve no intention of lending you three pounds, or three shillings,”
• Identify the speaker/character that belongs to the short story “A Shot in the Dark”?

• “I’ll give you your revenge for Hoylake. Not a bad course here,”
• Identify the speaker/character that belongs to the short story “A Shot in the Dark”?

• “His eyes were fixed on the door panel, on which were displayed two crests: a greyhound courant and a demi-lion holding in its paw a crosslet”
• Whose eye is on the door panel?

• “Good appearance, too, till she made that idiotic change”
• Who made an idiotic change?

• I’ve come away without my sovereign-purse, with four quid in it, all my worldly wealth for the moment.
• What do you mean of quid?

• “What a lucky thing for me that I should have chanced across one of the mater’s friends.”
• Identify the speaker of the above line, belongs to the short story “A shot in the Dark”

• “It will be a lesson to me not to leave my exchequer lying about anywhere, when it ought to be in my pocket. I suppose the moral”
• In the above sentence what do you mean by Exchequer?

• Mater, Honoria

• ‘There was a tinge of coldness in his voice.’
• Whose voice had a tinge of coldness?

• Throw in the towel

• Below the belt

• Choose the correct word to complete the following sentences.
• We are not completely sure but Kishor _________ come back tomorrow.

• Choose the correct word to complete the following sentences.
• Dinesh __________ be the richest person in the village. He’s just bought two luxury cars.

• Choose the correct word to complete the following sentences
• I _________________ rather request you to check my exercise before giving it to the teacher.

• Fill in the blanks in the following sentences with appropriate prepositions.
• In case _________ difficulty, you should refer _________ a dictionary and then respond _________ the question.

• Fill in the blanks in the following sentences with appropriate prepositions.
• The clothes that he has put _______are very impressive. He is going _________ his hometown to pay homage _________the village head.

• Fill in the blanks in the following sentences with appropriate prepositions.
• The nearest hospital _________this place is _________ a distance of twenty kilometres. You can reach it either_________ car or _________ a bicycle

• The students discussed the problem _________ themselves. However, they did not arrive _________ any conclusion. They went _________ their class teacher and discussed_________ her. She gave a solution _________ it and they were happy.

• Find out the meaning of the underlined word.

• I ate enough to sate my appetite and my palate.
• Find the meaning of the underlined word or phrase.

• Find the meaning of the underlined word or phrase.

• Amateur

• Hopeful

• On the ropes

• Who said this?

• Names of Personalities                                   Sports/Games
• P.V. Sindhu                                            1) Squash
• Anjali Bhagwat                                      2) Swimming
• Bula Choudary                                       3) Shooting
• Dipika Pallikal                                       4) Badmiton

• I thought I ________ go to British Museum today to read the treatment for some slight ailment of which I had a touch. I ___________ read all I wanted to read and then felt I ___________ begin to study diseases. I started to generally turn the leaves idly.

• Though they_______ enjoy watching it on screen, teachers _______to encourage them to read Science Literature that ________ enhance their knowledge.

• He climbed _______ the stairs to get ______the terrace.

• The train moved on, leaving the soi-disant cadet of the Saltpen-Jago family cursing furiously on the platform.
• Find the meaning of the underlined word or phrase.

• Fill in the blanks with suitable modal verbs.
• The theme_______ be time-travel, parallel universes or extra-terrestrial life. It_______ be just a fantasy and _______ avoid the supernatural.