12th English Unit 4 Online Test - Old Book
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Question 1 of 72
1. Question
“Dictionary of English language” was published in 1775 by?
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Explanation:- Johnson was the first English lexicographer to use citations and a method that greatly influenced the style of future dictionaries
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Explanation:- Johnson was the first English lexicographer to use citations and a method that greatly influenced the style of future dictionaries
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Question 2 of 72
2. Question
Match
- Philology – Study of origin of words and meaning
- Etymology – Study of development of languages
- Analogy – Process of reasoning based on partial similarity
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Question 3 of 72
3. Question
Whom does Samuel Johnson call as unhappy mortals?
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Explanation:- He calls the dictionary writers unhappy mortals because, dictionary writing is a tedious work and most of the people would not attempt it and even if they attempt they will not be praised for it
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Explanation:- He calls the dictionary writers unhappy mortals because, dictionary writing is a tedious work and most of the people would not attempt it and even if they attempt they will not be praised for it
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Question 4 of 72
4. Question
A person who compiles dictionary is called as?
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Question 5 of 72
5. Question
Match the synonym
- Censure – Suppress
- Doomed – Complication
- Perplexity – Condemned
- Repress – Strong criticism
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Question 6 of 72
6. Question
Who according to Samuel Johnson are fated to be exposed to criticism without hope of praise?
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Explanation:- Johnson says that people who undertake lower employment jobs should not expect praise from others
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Explanation:- Johnson says that people who undertake lower employment jobs should not expect praise from others
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Question 7 of 72
7. Question
What is a writer of dictionaries doomed to be?
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Explanation:- Dictionary compilation and writing is a tedious job as one has to refer a lot and also one may not get good money for dictionary publication
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Explanation:- Dictionary compilation and writing is a tedious job as one has to refer a lot and also one may not get good money for dictionary publication
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Question 8 of 72
8. Question
Among which class of workers does Johnson place writers of dictionaries?
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Explanation:- Johnson says dictionary writing as lower employment job as it is not a good paid job
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Explanation:- Johnson says dictionary writing as lower employment job as it is not a good paid job
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Question 9 of 72
9. Question
What did Johnson find the English language to be?
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Question 10 of 72
10. Question
To whom did Johnson say he has devoted his book to?
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Explanation:- Johnson had dedicated his dictionary compilation to the country as it would bring honours to his country when the learned men refer to his dictionary to explore truth
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Explanation:- Johnson had dedicated his dictionary compilation to the country as it would bring honours to his country when the learned men refer to his dictionary to explore truth
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Question 11 of 72
11. Question
Why did Johnson dedicate the book of dictionaries in honour of the country?
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Question 12 of 72
12. Question
What does this phrase “When I am animated by my wish” mean?
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Explanation:- Animated means – excited, hype, wishing
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Explanation:- Animated means – excited, hype, wishing
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Question 13 of 72
13. Question
Why does Johnson say that “no dictionary of a living tongue ever can be perfect”?
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Explanation:- A dictionary is something that will stand out as reference for ages and a lexicographer can only include words of his time and his past times. Words get added up each day. So no dictionary can be perfect
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Explanation:- A dictionary is something that will stand out as reference for ages and a lexicographer can only include words of his time and his past times. Words get added up each day. So no dictionary can be perfect
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Question 14 of 72
14. Question
Why does Johnson say “success and miscarriage are empty sounds”?
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Question 15 of 72
15. Question
How did Johnson collect the words for his dictionary?
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Question 16 of 72
16. Question
What promoted Johnson to write a dictionary of English language?
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Explanation:- Many people do not attempt to write a dictionary as it is a tedious job and this made Johnson to try it
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Explanation:- Many people do not attempt to write a dictionary as it is a tedious job and this made Johnson to try it
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Question 17 of 72
17. Question
What was the main objective of Samuel Johnson?
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Explanation:- Johnson aimed to publish dictionary- first of its kind which no one had attempted
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Explanation:- Johnson aimed to publish dictionary- first of its kind which no one had attempted
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Question 18 of 72
18. Question
Match the antonym
- Exuberance – Apathy
- Tranquillity – Agitation
- Obscure – Serious
- Risible – Clear
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Question 19 of 72
19. Question
Find out the correct word
I am in a _______ about this job offer
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Explanation:- Dilemma- means- confusion
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Explanation:- Dilemma- means- confusion
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Question 20 of 72
20. Question
The story told by the ________ old man is not ________
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Explanation:- Credible= someone to be believed, convincing
Credulous= simple, acceptable
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Explanation:- Credible= someone to be believed, convincing
Credulous= simple, acceptable
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Question 21 of 72
21. Question
Which of the following is the comedy plays of William Shakespeare?
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Explanation:- King Lear, Julius Caesar, Timon of Athens are all tragedies play of Shakespeare. ‘Twelfth night’ –is a comedy play
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Explanation:- King Lear, Julius Caesar, Timon of Athens are all tragedies play of Shakespeare. ‘Twelfth night’ –is a comedy play
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Question 22 of 72
22. Question
Change the positive sentence to negative sentence
“He has to commute to work”
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Explanation:- A negative sentence should include words like no, never, not
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Explanation:- A negative sentence should include words like no, never, not
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Question 23 of 72
23. Question
Change the negative sentence to positive sentence
“She doesn’t have black hair”
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Explanation:- While converting to positive sentence- the negative word should be removed and positive meaning should be framed
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Explanation:- While converting to positive sentence- the negative word should be removed and positive meaning should be framed
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Question 24 of 72
24. Question
Identify the modal auxiliary from the below list
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Explanation:- “Have, Do,Be-verbs” are all primary auxiliaries. “Can, could, shall, may” etc.. are modal auxiliaries
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Explanation:- “Have, Do,Be-verbs” are all primary auxiliaries. “Can, could, shall, may” etc.. are modal auxiliaries
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Question 25 of 72
25. Question
Fill in the blank with appropriate verb form
She ________ playing guitar when she I called on her
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Explanation:- “Be-verbs”- include, is, was, are, were. Here She was playing guitar would be apt
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Explanation:- “Be-verbs”- include, is, was, are, were. Here She was playing guitar would be apt
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Question 26 of 72
26. Question
“He has a car”- form a interrogative sentence
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Explanation:- Has takes does form.
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Explanation:- Has takes does form.
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Question 27 of 72
27. Question
Fill up with the appropriate modal auxiliary
“Eve-teasers _______ be punished severely”
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Explanation:- Should- give meaning of compulsorily, necessacity
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Explanation:- Should- give meaning of compulsorily, necessacity
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Question 28 of 72
28. Question
Fill up with the appropriate modal auxiliary
“All citizens _________ obey the laws of land”
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Explanation:- Must- gives the meaning of compulsion, law, to be obeyed
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Explanation:- Must- gives the meaning of compulsion, law, to be obeyed
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Question 29 of 72
29. Question
Thou ______ not steal(Fill up with the appropriate modal auxiliary)
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Question 30 of 72
30. Question
He _____ be ashamed of his conduct
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Question 31 of 72
31. Question
I _________ to buy a carton of milk
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Question 32 of 72
32. Question
The poem “English words” is written by
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Explanation:- VK Gokak was a Kannada language writer and a scholar of English. Was awarded ‘Jnanpith award in 1990’ for his epic “Bharatha sindhu Rashmi”
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Explanation:- VK Gokak was a Kannada language writer and a scholar of English. Was awarded ‘Jnanpith award in 1990’ for his epic “Bharatha sindhu Rashmi”
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Question 33 of 72
33. Question
Who is the poem “English words” by VK Gokak addressed to?
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Explanation:- The poem addresses English language as a supreme language that helped Indians to reach global
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Explanation:- The poem addresses English language as a supreme language that helped Indians to reach global
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Question 34 of 72
34. Question
What is the poem “English words” by VK Gokak about?
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Explanation:- The poem speaks high of English language that came to rescue of Indians for them to flourish in literature field
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Explanation:- The poem speaks high of English language that came to rescue of Indians for them to flourish in literature field
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Question 35 of 72
35. Question
What does VK Gokak believe that English language has done to the Indian minds?
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Question 36 of 72
36. Question
Apart from the hard truth of colonisation, what fact did VK Gokak put forward for this admiration towards English words?
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Explanation:- English language has helped Indian minds flourish and learn so the poet expresses his admiration for English language
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Explanation:- English language has helped Indian minds flourish and learn so the poet expresses his admiration for English language
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Question 37 of 72
37. Question
What strategic appeal does VK Gokak make to his readers of poem “English Words”?
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Explanation:- The poet requests the readers to get used to English language and use it for the development of literature
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Explanation:- The poet requests the readers to get used to English language and use it for the development of literature
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Question 38 of 72
38. Question
What does VK Gokak anticipate with regard to English language?
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Question 39 of 72
39. Question
How did the speech from English language come like-says VK Gokak?
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Explanation:- Like Leech which purifies the impure blood ,English language also removes the impurities in the Indian minds and makes their soul pure
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Explanation:- Like Leech which purifies the impure blood ,English language also removes the impurities in the Indian minds and makes their soul pure
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Question 40 of 72
40. Question
What is the figure of speech used in below lines of poem “English words”?
“O winged seeds! You crossed the furrowed seas
To nestle in the warm and silent earth”
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Explanation:- English language is compared to winged creature which is not so in reality
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Explanation:- English language is compared to winged creature which is not so in reality
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Question 41 of 72
41. Question
What is the figure of speech used in below lines of poem “English words”?
“In the end will be the WORD
And the world will be God in Man”
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Explanation:- Poet makes a biblical reference- so it is a allusion
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Explanation:- Poet makes a biblical reference- so it is a allusion
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Question 42 of 72
42. Question
Identify the figure of speech used by VK Gokak
“Speech that came like Leech craft
O Winging words! Like homing bees you borrow”
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Explanation:- English words are compared to bees.
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Explanation:- English words are compared to bees.
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Question 43 of 72
43. Question
Why does the poet compare the English language with leech craft?
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Question 44 of 72
44. Question
Who bleached Indian souls and removed all the impurities according to VK Gokak?
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Question 45 of 72
45. Question
Match the following
- Tempestuous – Net
- Furrow – Consume large quantity
- Mesh – Violent
- Devour – Deep
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Question 46 of 72
46. Question
English words are referred to as what by VK Gokak?
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Explanation:- English words are referred to as fire for it has removed the impurities in Indian minds and purified souls of Indians with the knowledge
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Explanation:- English words are referred to as fire for it has removed the impurities in Indian minds and purified souls of Indians with the knowledge
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Question 47 of 72
47. Question
Why was English language called as dawn by VK Gokak?
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Explanation:- English language is called as dawn- as it has bought light to the education and social life of Indians
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Explanation:- English language is called as dawn- as it has bought light to the education and social life of Indians
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Question 48 of 72
48. Question
“Like a golden swarm of fire flies you came
Pinning for a new agony, new birth”- what does these lines imply?
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Question 49 of 72
49. Question
Why does VK Gokak refer English language as cluster of star?
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Explanation:- Like plenty of stars –English language has so many words which are countless
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Explanation:- Like plenty of stars –English language has so many words which are countless
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Question 50 of 72
50. Question
“The burthen of a waneless, winterless spring”- Why is English language called as winterless spring?
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Explanation:- English language will keep developing and there is no fading for it-says VK Gokak
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Explanation:- English language will keep developing and there is no fading for it-says VK Gokak
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Question 51 of 72
51. Question
“Fathomless words, with Indo-Aryan blood”- Why is English language fathomless?
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Question 52 of 72
52. Question
Who is the author of the story “How the camel got its hump?
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Explanation:- Rudyard kipling was born in Bombay and went To England and got citizenship. He was the first Indian English writer to be awarded Nobel prize. He had written famous ‘Jungle book stories, many poems, short stories, novel ect….
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Explanation:- Rudyard kipling was born in Bombay and went To England and got citizenship. He was the first Indian English writer to be awarded Nobel prize. He had written famous ‘Jungle book stories, many poems, short stories, novel ect….
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Question 53 of 72
53. Question
Whose famous stories “Jungle book” was made into hugely successful Walt Disney films?
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Question 54 of 72
54. Question
Who was the first Indian born English short story writer, poet, novelist to be awarded Nobel Prize in 1902 for his prolific writings?
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Question 55 of 72
55. Question
In the lesson “How the camel got its hump”- to whom did all the animals work for in the beginning years of world?
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Explanation:- The story starts with a setting of beginning of world, where animals work for man
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Explanation:- The story starts with a setting of beginning of world, where animals work for man
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Question 56 of 72
56. Question
Who is called ‘howler’ in the story “How the camel got its hump”?
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Explanation:- Camel is called a howler. Howler-is someone who is a joker, who talks about stupid thing. The camel always says “Hump, Hump” as excuse when called for work
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Explanation:- Camel is called a howler. Howler-is someone who is a joker, who talks about stupid thing. The camel always says “Hump, Hump” as excuse when called for work
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Question 57 of 72
57. Question
What excuse did the camel give for not doing any work while the other animals were working for man?
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Explanation:- The camel always says “Hump, Hump” as excuse when called for work
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Explanation:- The camel always says “Hump, Hump” as excuse when called for work
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Question 58 of 72
58. Question
Djinn punished the camel for his laziness using ______
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Explanation:- Djinn- is a in charge of all deserts. He had decided to preach a lesson to camel with his magic trick
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Explanation:- Djinn- is a in charge of all deserts. He had decided to preach a lesson to camel with his magic trick
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Question 59 of 72
59. Question
What did the Ox request to Camel ?
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Explanation:- All animals were working and Oxen was ploughing the fields for man. So he called Camel to plough along with him
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Explanation:- All animals were working and Oxen was ploughing the fields for man. So he called Camel to plough along with him
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Question 60 of 72
60. Question
What did all the animals request to the camel?
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Explanation:- All animals were working for man, in the beginning of the world. But camel was giving excuses as it was lazy to work. So all the other animals called camel to work along with them
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Explanation:- All animals were working for man, in the beginning of the world. But camel was giving excuses as it was lazy to work. So all the other animals called camel to work along with them
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Question 61 of 72
61. Question
Why did the camel live in the middle of the howling desert?
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Explanation:- The camel went and lived in the middle of the desert only then nobody would call him to work.
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Explanation:- The camel went and lived in the middle of the desert only then nobody would call him to work.
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Question 62 of 72
62. Question
The three animals Horse, Dog and Ox were fed up of what?
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Explanation:- The other animals were irritated by the attitude of camel as it showed no interest nor respect for the call of other animals to work with them`
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Explanation:- The other animals were irritated by the attitude of camel as it showed no interest nor respect for the call of other animals to work with them`
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Question 63 of 72
63. Question
Who was in charge of ‘All Deserts’?
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Question 64 of 72
64. Question
The horse complained to Djinn about what of the camel?
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Explanation:- The horse complained to Djinn- in-charger of all deserts about the careless attitude of camel not to work and about the rude behaviour camel expresses when called for work
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Explanation:- The horse complained to Djinn- in-charger of all deserts about the careless attitude of camel not to work and about the rude behaviour camel expresses when called for work
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Question 65 of 72
65. Question
What did Djinn plan to do with the camel for his negligent behaviour and laziness towards work?
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Explanation:- Djinn decided to play with the camel by punishing him with his magic. He created a big puffing hump on camel’s back
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Explanation:- Djinn decided to play with the camel by punishing him with his magic. He created a big puffing hump on camel’s back
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Question 66 of 72
66. Question
Why were the three animals angry on Man’s reply about the complaint on camel?
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Explanation:- When the animals complained about camel to man, man allotted the work of camel to the animals. This made them anger
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Explanation:- When the animals complained about camel to man, man allotted the work of camel to the animals. This made them anger
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Question 67 of 72
67. Question
What punishment did the camel get for not listening to the advice of Djinn?
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Explanation:- Djinn decided to play with the camel by punishing him with his magic. He created a big puffing hump on camel’s back
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Explanation:- Djinn decided to play with the camel by punishing him with his magic. He created a big puffing hump on camel’s back
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Question 68 of 72
68. Question
What was the purpose of puffing up a big hump on the back of the camel?
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Question 69 of 72
69. Question
For what did the camel get hump as the punishment from Djinn?
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Explanation:- Camel got its punishment for its laziness towards work and its behaviour towards animals when called for work
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Explanation:- Camel got its punishment for its laziness towards work and its behaviour towards animals when called for work
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Question 70 of 72
70. Question
Does the camel catch up with the lost three days of working at the beginning of the world?
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Explanation:- Camel was not able to catch up with the lost three days
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Explanation:- Camel was not able to catch up with the lost three days
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Question 71 of 72
71. Question
For how many days did the camel not work in the beginning of the world?
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Explanation:- All animals started to work from Monday, the camel did not work for three days. After Djinn punishment, it started to work only from thursday
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Explanation:- All animals started to work from Monday, the camel did not work for three days. After Djinn punishment, it started to work only from thursday
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Question 72 of 72
72. Question
What can be the suitable moral of the story “How the camel got its hump?”
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Explanation:- The story implies that laziness to work is a bad behaviour and it is to be punished
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Explanation:- The story implies that laziness to work is a bad behaviour and it is to be punished
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