10th English SA 1 PREPARATORY TEST 5

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10th English Summative Assessment 1 Portions
First Flight 1 to 8 Lessons,
And The Footprints Without Feet 1 to 7 Lessons,
WORKBOOK: 1 TO 8 Lessons,

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10th English SA 1 PREPARATORY TEST 5👇

216. What motivated Lencho to write directly to God instead of any person?

His unshakable faith in divine justice
His anger against the local priest
His disbelief in religion and prayer
His desire to test others’ honesty

217. Which human weakness does Lencho fail to recognise?

Fear and pride
Pride and arrogance
Doubt and misjudgment
Greed and laziness

218. Which figure of speech is used in “Dust of Snow”?

Alliteration
Transferred epithet
Hyperbole
Personification

219. The crow and the hemlock tree together symbolise —

Unexpected sources of positivity
Destruction of natural beauty
Sadness and gloom in nature
The joy of human friendship

220. What poetic contrast forms the core of “Fire and Ice”?

Desire versus hatred
Fear versus courage
Love versus loyalty
Anger versus regret

221. What kind of freedom did Mandela value most?

Freedom from law and punishment
Freedom from money and comfort
Freedom from hatred and prejudice
Freedom from work and duties

222. What does Mandela mean by “chains on all humanity”?

Greed controls only the poor
Oppression harms everyone equally
Faith rules the weak-minded
Power brings success to all

223. What imagery dominates “A Tiger in the Zoo”?

Mystery of forests and rivers
Contrast between captivity and wilderness
Peaceful coexistence of man and beast
Comparison of nature and cities

224. What human emotion is projected through the caged tiger’s eyes?

Silent anger
Blind faith
Pure joy
Gentle hope

225. What does the young seagull’s first flight symbolise?

Friendship through courage
Obedience to elders
Failure through impatience
Realisation through risk

226. What literary technique makes “His First Flight” universal?

Scientific explanation of flight
Symbolic narrative of courage
Humorous description of fear
Mythical portrayal of gods

227. What might the “black aeroplane” metaphorically represent?

Hope guiding through darkness
Evil appearing as goodness
Danger hidden in temptation
Fear overcoming the mind

228. What aspect of human nature is explored in “How to Tell Wild Animals”?

Fear of living alone in nature
Greed for fame and success
Human fascination with danger
Cruelty towards innocent beasts

229. What poetic technique creates humour in the poem?

Symbolism
Personification
Irony
Exaggeration

230. What is the deeper meaning of losing the ball in “The Ball Poem”?

Love for childhood innocence
Rejection of material pleasures
Acceptance of irreversible change
Discovery of human companionship

231. Which poetic device strengthens the theme of loss?

Irony
Imagery
Alliteration
Metaphor

232. Why did Anne name her diary “Kitty”?

To amuse her classmates
To hide her real emotions
To treat it as a trusted friend
To make it sound attractive

233. What does Anne’s diary mainly record?

Political history of Germany
Dreams of becoming famous
Social life of a young girl
Emotional growth under pressure

234. What does Amanda’s rebellion express?

Her longing for personal freedom
Her dislike for education
Her wish to live in luxury
Her anger against her mother

235. Which poetic device is used in “Amanda”?

Hyperbole and pun
Simile and onomatopoeia
Imagery and allusion
Irony and repetition

236. What does the baker’s story in Goa highlight?

Decline of traditional occupations
Absence of religion in society
Colonial influence on local culture
Development of modern industries

237. What does the narrator admire most about Coorg?

Ancient architecture and kings
Harmony between bravery and nature
Temples and religious customs
Wealth and progress of people

238. What element connects all three stories in “Glimpses of India”?

Regional identity and tradition
Foreign trade and money
Political unity and democracy
Social class and conflict

239. Which sense dominates “Tea from Assam”?

Taste imagery of sweetness
Sound imagery of laughter
Touch imagery of freshness
Visual imagery of vastness

240. In “The Trees,” what do the escaping trees symbolise?

Humans controlling the forest
Failure of modern art
Nature’s resistance to oppression
Growth of scientific thought

241. Which poetic device appears in “The Trees”?

Personification
Irony
Pun
Metaphor

242. What emotional change does the poet of “The Trees” undergo?

From fear to isolation
From joy to pride
From passivity to awareness
From anger to revenge

243. What character trait best describes Mijbil?

Aggressive loyalty
Silent obedience
Lazy affection
Playful intelligence

244. What does Mijbil symbolise in the story?

Conflict between wild and tame
Innocent friendship between man and nature
Greed and fear of animals
Power and dominance of humans

245. What is the central idea of “Fog”?

Mystery of natural change
Fear of unknown creatures
Anger of sea and storm
Cruelty of weather patterns

246. Which poetic device gives life to fog?

Irony
Personification
Alliteration
Simile

247. What is the essence of Valli’s curiosity?

Dream to earn respect
Desire to experience the unknown
Fear of being alone
Wish to meet strangers

248. What transformation does Valli undergo by the end?

From laziness to fear
From pride to sorrow
From silence to anger
From innocence to maturity

249. What does Custard’s character reveal about true bravery?

It hides behind wealth
It appears only in action
It depends on pride
It fades with fear

250. What literary device dominates “Custard the Dragon”?

Imagery through anger
Humour through contrast
Symbolism through loss
Irony through sorrow

251. What philosophical idea lies behind “The Sermon at Benares”?

Attachment to material joy
Faith in endless desire
Detachment from worldly pain
Anger against destiny

252. Why did Kisa Gotami finally accept Buddha’s teaching?

She found the mustard seeds
She realised death is natural
She was forced by the monks
She forgot her sorrow

253. What quality of Anne Gregory is admired by the poet?

Sharp intelligence
Strict discipline
Inner purity
External charm

254. What poetic device is used in “For Anne Gregory”?

Irony
Pun
Paradox
Symbolism

255. What message does “A Triumph of Surgery” convey?

Luxury brings discipline
Freedom reduces loyalty
Strict control builds affection
Balanced love keeps health

256. What emotional change occurs in Tricki?

From greed to guilt
From joy to sadness
From fear to anger
From laziness to liveliness

257. What is the turning point in “The Thief’s Story”?

The stolen note
The train’s whistle
The lost book
Anil’s trust

258. What moral contrast defines “The Thief’s Story”?

Fear over anger
Power over pride
Love over fame
Trust over greed

259. What human weakness caused Max’s death?

Patience
Curiosity
Overconfidence
Arrogance

260. What is the most significant quality of Ausable?

Financial power
Silent prayer
Presence of mind
Physical strength

261. What moral lesson stands out in “A Question of Trust”?

Power brings peace
Lies bring love
Crime leads to punishment
Greed leads to victory

262. What does Griffin’s invisibility represent metaphorically?

Success through wisdom
Failure of imagination
Love through knowledge
Uncontrolled misuse of science

263. What moral can be drawn from “Footprints without Feet”?

Knowledge must serve humanity
Greed improves society
Wealth ensures peace
Silence hides the truth

264. What key trait defines Richard Ebright’s personality?

Anger and pride
Greed and impatience
Curiosity and discipline
Silence and fear

265. What scientific principle did Ebright discover?

Air causes infection
DNA controls heredity
Heat forms crystals
Light produces colour

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