10th English Unit 5 Online Test – New Book

Question 1 of 95

1. Question

What is the percentage of disabled people in India according to the 2011 census?

a) 5%
b) 2.21%
c) 12%
d) 25%

Question 2 of 95

2. Question

Alisha has been affected by ______ which makes her difficult to type fast as she thinks.

a) Cerebral palsy
b) Autism
c) Muscular dystrophy
d) Poliomyelitis

Question 3 of 95

3. Question

What is the usage of Dragon dictate technology?

a) Dictates the passage that a person wants to learn.
b) Converts the speech into visual images.
c) Types the words of the speaker as a word document.
d) Used to type fastly that a person thinks about.

Question 4 of 95

4. Question

What was the important development made by Dr. A.P.J Abdul Kalam and his team?

a) Light weight prosthetics for disabled children
b) Space age material
c) Motor equipment for moving chair
d) Light weight satellites

Question 5 of 95

5. Question

Who introduced the Dragon dictate technology to Alisha?

a) Her teacher
b) Kim, Assistive Technologist
c) David
d) A.P.J. Abdul Kalam

Question 6 of 95

6. Question

Alisha did her ______CGSE using the Dragon dictate technology.

a) Maths
b) Philosophy
c) Economics
d) Artificial Intelligence

Question 7 of 95

7. Question

By which of these movements David use his Liberator Communication Device?

a) Pressing button
b) Waving hand
c) Eye movement
d) Head movement

Question 8 of 95

8. Question

Which of these enables David to use PC or Mac with the Liberator device?

a) Plug in cables
b) Bluetooth adaptor
c) WIFI access
d) Inbuilt software

Question 9 of 95

9. Question

Which of these devices can be controlled using the ACTIV controller in the headrest of David’s chair?

a) Television
b) Blu-Ray
c) Music Players
d) All the above

Question 10 of 95

10. Question

From which of his age David is interested in the Augmentative and Alternate communication?

a) 8
b) 15
c) 20
d) 12

Question 11 of 95

11. Question

David has ____ icons on the screen that he uses with ECO point Eye Gaze.

a) 256
b) 100
c) 144
d) 350

Question 12 of 95

12. Question

To which place David is travelling to work with the Olympic opening ceremony?

a) London
b) Brazil
c) Tokyo
d) France

Question 13 of 95

13. Question

By which of these the disabled people can navigate streets using Lechal shoes?

a) Based on the location in GPS.
b) Specialized navigation system.
c) Instructions of map software on smartphone
d) None of the above

Question 14 of 95

14. Question

What are the advantages of Blee watch by industrial designers Nupura Kirloskar and Janhavi Joshi of Mumbai?

a) Colour codes to alert users to emergency sounds
b) To feel the rhythm of music.
c) Converts sound waves into vibrations
d) All the above

Question 15 of 95

15. Question

Which of this device is founded by Anil Prabhakar, IIT-M professor and co-founder of enability technologies?

a) Blee Watch
b) IGEST
c) Lechal shoes
d) ECO2

Question 16 of 95

16. Question

How the advanced technologies help the disabled people?

a) It can help them to study, get qualifications and find opportunities.
b) It helps them to make friends, communicate and control their environment.
c) Moreover it makes them confident and independent.
d) All the above

Question 17 of 95

17. Question

Which of the following physicist is the best example for using Assistive technology?

a) Albert Einstein
b) Thomas Alva Edison
c) Stephen Hawking
d) Isaac Newton

Question 18 of 95

18. Question

Complete the sentences with the correct abbreviations or acronyms from the given list.

My dad wakes up very early in the morning because he has to be at work at 6.00___ .

a) p.m.
b) E.g.
c) a.m.
d) m

Question 19 of 95

19. Question

Complete the sentences with the correct abbreviations or acronyms from the given list.

Socrates, the famous Classical Greek Athenian philosopher, died in 399 ___.

a) HD
b) BCE
c) IQ
d) GPS

Question 20 of 95

20. Question

Complete the sentences with the correct abbreviations or acronyms from the given list.

Leonardo Da Vinci was a famous Italian polymath, a painter, a sculptor, an architect, a musician, a scientist ____.

a) Etc.
b) Dep.
c) fig.
d) Inq.

Question 21 of 95

21. Question

Complete the sentences with the correct abbreviations or acronyms from the given list.

I usually return home from work at 10.30____.

a) s
b) cf.
c) p.m.
d) Ct.

Question 22 of 95

22. Question

Complete the sentences with the correct abbreviations or acronyms from the given list.

John downloaded a clip from YouTube in ____ quality.

a) IQ
b) HD
c) A.D
d) BNC

Question 23 of 95

23. Question

Complete the sentences with the correct abbreviations or acronyms from the given list.

There are many irregular verbs in the English language___ break, do, make.

a) Vs.
b) m
c) ext.
d) E.g.

Question 24 of 95

24. Question

Complete the sentences with the correct abbreviations or acronyms from the given list.

I’m watching a great football match, Barcelona ____ Real Madrid.

a) Vs.
b) Etc.
c) Est.
d) E.g.

Question 25 of 95

25. Question

Complete the sentences with the correct abbreviations or acronyms from the given list.

Humans who dive without protection can survive 300___ under water.

a) L
b) J
c) m
d) s

Question 26 of 95

26. Question

Complete the sentences with the correct abbreviations or acronyms from the given list.

A 11-year-old girl just beat Einstein on an ____ test.

a) JPEG
b) IQ
c) AD
d) SKU

Question 27 of 95

27. Question

Complete the sentences with the correct abbreviations or acronyms from the given list.

We used the ____ facility to track the location.

a) GPS
b) BCE
c) IQ
d) HVEC

Question 28 of 95

28. Question

What is the key idea of the poem “The secret of the Machines”?

a) The problem of modern technology and automation.
b) The advantages of the technology and home automation.
c) Comparison of human resources and technology.
d) Life of modern human and their technology.

Question 29 of 95

29. Question

Which of the following works of Rudyard Kipling made him famous and successful?

a) The White man’s Burden, 1899
b) Rikki- Tikki- Tavi, 1894
c) The Jungle Book, 1894
d) Gunga Din, 1890

Question 30 of 95

30. Question

In which year Rudyard Kipling was awarded Nobel Prize for his literature works?

a) 1899
b) 1907
c) 1901
d) 1934

Question 31 of 95

31. Question

Who does the word we refer to in the lines below?

“We were taken from the ore-bed and the mine”

a) The Human
b) The Machines
c) Nature
d) Future of Human

Question 32 of 95

32. Question

Where the metals are extracted to make the machines?

a) Ore-bed and mines
b) Oceans and seashore
c) Mountains
d) Factories and laboratories

Question 33 of 95

33. Question

Which of the following is used in the designing process of machines?

a) Metal casting
b) Wrought
c) Hammering
d) All the above

Question 34 of 95

34. Question

“We were cut and filed and ______ and gauged to fit.”

a) Fooled
b) Tooled
c) Drooled
d) Mulled

Question 35 of 95

35. Question

Find the correct rhyming scheme of these lines below,

“We were taken from the ore-bed and the mine,

We were melted in the furnace and the pit

We were cast and wrought and hammered to design,

We were cut and filed and tooled and gauged to fit”

a) ABAB
b) ABBA
c) ABCA
d) AABC

Question 36 of 95

36. Question

According to the poem what are the basic needs of a machine?

a) Water, Oil and Coal as fuel
b) Love and compassion
c) Advanced methodologies
d) Human attachment

Question 37 of 95

37. Question

What is the space needed for the machines to start their parts?

a) Within the available space
b) Thousands of an inch
c) At least a metre
d) Depends on the size of machines

Question 38 of 95

38. Question

Who does the word “you” refers to in these lines?

“And now, if you will set us to our task”

a) The Human
b) The Machines
c) The Entrepreneurs
d) God

Question 39 of 95

39. Question

What is the figure of speech used in the line “We will serve you four and twenty hours a day!”?

a) Simile
b) Hyperbole
c) Metaphor
d) Personification

Question 40 of 95

40. Question

Find the rhyming scheme of these lines,

“We can pull and haul and push and lift and drive,

We can print and plough and weave and heat and light,

We can run and race and swim and fly and dive,

We can see and hear and count and read and write!”

a) ABBA
b) ABCA
c) ABAB
d) AABB

Question 41 of 95

41. Question

Which of these human works can be done by machines according to the poem?

a) Pull, drag, push, lift and drive
b) Run, race, swim, fly and dive
c) See, hear, count, read and write.
d) All the above

Question 42 of 95

42. Question

Find the figure of speech used in the line,

“We can neither love nor pity nor forgive”

a) Simile
b) Personification
c) Metaphor
d) Alliteration

Question 43 of 95

43. Question

What does the machines wants the humans to remember?

a) The machines existence is based on the law of physics.
b) The machines do not accept a false command.
c) The machines do not have human emotions.
d) All the above

Question 44 of 95

44. Question

Find the rhyming words in these lines of the poem,

“But remember, please, the Law by which we live,

We are not built to comprehend a lie,

We can neither love nor pity nor forgive,

If you make a slip in handling us you die!”

a) Live- Forgive, Lie-Die
b) Live- Die, Forgive- Lie
c) Law- Live, Neither-Nor
d) Not-Built, Love-Forgive

Question 45 of 95

45. Question

Why does the machines are to be handled with at most care?

a) To increase the time-span of the machines.
b) The results can be fatal if they are handled in a careless manner.
c) Makes the machines to serve the human for 365 days.
d) To enhance the performance of the machines.

Question 46 of 95

46. Question

“If you make a slip in handling us you die!”

What is the tonal expression of the above line?

a) Suggestion
b) Advice
c) Warning
d) Request

Question 47 of 95

47. Question

Find the figure of speech used in the line,

“Though our smoke may hide the Heavens from your eyes”

a) Metaphor
b) Oxymoron
c) Alliteration
d) Personification

Question 48 of 95

48. Question

What does the poet tries to convey from these lines,

“We are nothing more than children of your brain”

a) The machines can replace the children of the human being by their usage.
b) The machines are as useful as the childhood period of a human being.
c) Even though the machines are powerful, they are the products of the creative ideas of men’s brain.
d) The Human brain is effective way to produce more machines than their children.

Question 49 of 95

49. Question

Which of the following statements does not match with the idea of the poem?

a) The machines are more powerful and strong and they can replace the human beings.
b) The machines only need is some fuel to start their work.
c) The machines can do all tasks that can make the world of human beings much easier.
d) The machines are incapable of exercising human emotions such as love, pity, and forgiveness.

Question 50 of 95

50. Question

In which of these lines the connotation is explained in the poem?

a) We can pull and haul and push and lift and drive
b) We are not built to comprehend a lie
c) Though our smoke may hide the Heavens from your eyes
d) And a thousandth of an inch to give us play

Question 51 of 95

51. Question

In which year the actual story was written by the author Jules Verne?

a) 1889
b) 1999
c) 1901
d) 1879

Question 52 of 95

52. Question

According to the author which form of Newspapers will be available in the year 2889?

a) Visual
b) Speaking
c) Virtual
d) Live

Question 53 of 95

53. Question

Bennete’s wife was in ———

a) Germany
b) Australia
c) France
d) Holland

Question 54 of 95

54. Question

By which of this device Francis Bennett connected to his wife in Champs-Elysees?

a) Virtual monitor
b) Phonotelephote
c) Telephone
d) Monitoring equipment

Question 55 of 95

55. Question

The data from the stellar world was gathered by ——–

a) Bennett
b) Astronomical reporters
c) The computer
d) Telephote

Question 56 of 95

56. Question

From which of these planets does the reporter cash did not receive any signals?

a) Jupiter
b) Mars
c) Venus
d) Mercury

Question 57 of 95

57. Question

What solution was suggested by Mr Bennett for not getting any signals from Moon?

a) To increase the number of telescopes.
b) To decrease the distance between the Earth and Moon.
c) To turn the moon round.
d) To amplify the signals with more strength and power.

Question 58 of 95

58. Question

Name the new planet found by the Earth’s Herald astronomers?

a) Gandini
b) Indirani
c) Mahatma
d) Nehru

Question 59 of 95

59. Question

What was the daily average of the publicity income of the journal Earth Herald?

a) Ten thousand dollars
b) One lakh dollars
c) Three million dollars
d) Twenty million dollars

Question 60 of 95

60. Question

In which of these the publicity signs were reflected for the view of the whole country?

a) Clouds
b) Gigantic Panels
c) Satellites
d) Virtual monitors

Question 61 of 95

61. Question

By which of these Mr Bennett reached the dining hall?

a) Tubes
b) Aero cars
c) Rolling arm chair
d) Jets

Question 62 of 95

62. Question

By which of these Francis Bennett travelled to Niagara?

a) Private jet
b) Aero-car
c) Aero-trains
d) Tube

Question 63 of 95

63. Question

In which of these Mr Francis was attracted and agreed to take a half share in the project?

a) To reconstruct a human being.
b) To move and rotate the Moon by mechanical movements.
c) To transform the town of Saaf into a seaside resort by moving it on rails.
d) To recreate wood, stone and metal.

Question 64 of 95

64. Question

The food was being delivered through ——— tubes.

a) Pneumatic
b) Shallow
c) Hollow
d) Virtual

Question 65 of 95

65. Question

The wayfarers were carried from one place to another by the ———

a) Bullet train
b) Jet
c) Moving pavement
d) Heli-taxi

Question 66 of 95

66. Question

What is the travel time of submarine tubes from Centro polis to France?

a) One twenty five minutes
b) Two hundred and ninety five minutes
c) Three thousand minutes
d) Three hundred and fifty five minutes

Question 67 of 95

67. Question

In which year Jules Verne predicted the internet?

a) 1889
b) 1834
c) 1863
d) 1890

Question 68 of 95

68. Question

Which of these modern techniques are depicted in the Paris of the 20th century?

a) Maglev trains
b) Television
c) Skyscrapers
d) All the above

Question 69 of 95

69. Question

Match The Character/Speaker:

“Where are we going, Sir?” i) Francis Bennett

Well, Cash, What have you got? ii) Cash

“Interesting! And Jupiter? iii) Aero-coachman

“Not yet, Mr.Bennett” iv) Francis Bennett

a) iii, i, iv, ii
b) i, iv, iii, ii
c) ii, i, iii, iv
d) iii, iv, i, ii

Question 70 of 95

70. Question

Find the Incorrect Match of the Speaker / Character

“No, it’s the inhabitants” – Corley

“Then, Sir, I shall really have discovered the absolute” – Cash

“Are you saying you’re going to be able to construct a human being?” – Francis Bennett

“I’m going to start this moment” – Mrs.Francis Bennett

a) i only
b) ii only
c) iii only
d) iv only

Question 71 of 95