49th BCS Subjective (English) Exam 25 (উত্তরপত্র)

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1.  

'I am a man more sinned against than sinning'. This is uttered by___

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A

Horatio

B

Hamlet

C

King Lear

D

Macbeth

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2.  

Why does Hamlet delay avenging his father’s murder?

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He wants to be sure Claudius is guilty

B

He fears the moral and spiritual consequences of killing a king 

C

He thinks revenge is unnecessary and prefers forgiveness

D

He is distracted by Ophelia’s rejection

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3.  

What is the significance of Ophelia’s madness?

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It is caused solely by Hamlet’s harsh words

B

It shows the impact of romantic heartbreak

C

It reflects the moral and political decay of Elsinore 

D

It serves as comic relief in a tragic story

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4.  

Why does Hamlet stage “The Mousetrap”?

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To amuse the court and gain political favour

B

To confirm Claudius’ guilt by observing his reaction 

C

To teach his mother a moral lesson

D

To distract himself from his grief temporarily

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5.  

How does Hamlet’s relationship with his mother contribute to the conflict?

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It is the source of comic relief

B

It intensifies his feelings of betrayal and moral outrage

C

It makes him decide to leave Denmark

D

It motivates him to reconcile with Claudius

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6.  

What does Yorick’s skull symbolise in Hamlet’s reflection?

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It provides comic relief in the scene

B

It motivates him to seek revenge immediately

C

It reminds Hamlet of death’s inevitability and human equality

D

It symbolizes Ophelia’s lost innocence

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7.  

What motivates Hamlet’s famous “To be or not to be” soliloquy?

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Curiosity about life and death

B

Desire to impress the court with philosophy

C

Frustration with Ophelia’s behavior

D

His deep inner conflict over action versus inaction

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8.  

How does Claudius reveal his guilt?

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Through his reaction during “The Mousetrap” play

B

By consulting with Polonius

C

By confessing to Hamlet directly

D

By writing a letter to Laertes

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9.  

Why does Hamlet kill Polonius?

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Mistakenly, thinking he is Claudius 

B

Out of personal hatred for Polonius

C

To protect Ophelia from harm

D

As part of a public demonstration of revenge

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10.  

What role does Fortinbras play in the resolution of the play?

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He kills Claudius to end the conflict

B

He avenges Hamlet’s father directly

C

He serves as Hamlet’s close friend and advisor

D

He represents the external political threat and restores order

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11.  

How does Hamlet view human mortality after seeing Yorick’s skull?

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As a humorous reminder of past friendships

B

As inevitable and equalising for all humans 

C

As irrelevant to his current troubles

D

As an opportunity to take revenge quickly

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12.  

Why does King Lear decide to divide his kingdom among his daughters?

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To reward the daughter who expresses her love most convincingly

B

To avoid political conflicts

C

To give all daughters equal rights

D

To follow the nobles’ advice

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How does Lear react to Cordelia’s refusal to flatter him?

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A

He consults the nobles to mediate

B

He forgives her immediately

C

He angrily disowns her and banishes her

D

He postpones dividing the kingdom

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Why does Gloucester get betrayed by his illegitimate son, Edmund?

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A

He envies his brother Edgar

B

He wants to punish Gloucester

C

He fears Edgar will inherit everything

D

He envies his father’s attention

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15.  

What is the significance of the storm on the heath in King Lear?

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It shows Cordelia’s military strategy

B

It demonstrates Gloucester’s punishment

C

It symbolises Lear’s inner turmoil and madness

D

It is just a literal storm with no metaphorical meaning

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16.  

Why does Cordelia return to England with an army?

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To confront Edmund personally

B

To punish her sisters for stealing her inheritance

C

To rescue her father, Lear, and restore order

D

To claim the throne for herself

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17.  

Why does Macduff ultimately defeat Macbeth?

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Macduff is physically stronger

B

Macduff was born by cesarean and thus fulfils the witches’ prophecy

C

Macbeth surrenders voluntarily

D

Lady Macbeth commands Macduff

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18.  

Why does Macbeth revisit the witches?

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To ask about Banquo’s fate

B

To challenge them to a duel

C

To gain more prophecy and security

D

To warn them about Duncan

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19.  

What is the role of Lady Macbeth’s sleepwalking scene?

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To show her loyalty to Macbeth

B

To reveal her guilt and mental breakdown

C

To encourage Macbeth to act

D

To instruct the servants

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20.  

How does Macbeth respond to the news of Lady Macbeth’s death?

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A

He grieves deeply and abandons ambition

B

He shows despair and reflects on the futility of life

C

He immediately plans revenge

D

He celebrates his achievements

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21.  

What is the significance of Macbeth seeing Banquo’s ghost?

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A

It shows supernatural help

B

It encourages him to flee

C

It represents Duncan’s presence

D

It symbolises guilt and mental instability

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22.  

Why does Macbeth order the murder of Banquo?

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To avenge Duncan

B

To prevent Banquo’s descendants from taking the throne

C

To show loyalty to Lady Macbeth

D

To satisfy the witches directly

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23.  

What role does Banquo play in Macbeth’s downfall?

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He conspires with Duncan

B

He is a moral contrast and a potential threat

C

He flees Scotland

D

He advises Macbeth to kill Duncan

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24.  

Why does Macbeth initially hesitate to murder King Duncan?

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He fears the consequences and moral guilt

B

He doubts the witches’ prophecy

C

He wants to wait for Malcolm

D

He plans to go into exile

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25.  

How do the witches influence Macbeth’s actions?

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They threaten him with death

B

They give him a magical weapon

C

They plant ambitious thoughts and prophecy his rise

D

They encourage him to flee Scotland

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26.  

Why does Lady Macbeth challenge Macbeth’s manhood and ambition?

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To make him reconsider his ambition

B

To provoke him into committing regicide

C

To convince him to flee

D

To show her loyalty to the king

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27.   “Life’s but a walking shadow, a poor player That starts and frets his hour upon the stage and then is heard no more” - quoted from? 

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A

King Lear

B

Macbeth 

C

Dr. Faustus 

D

Othello 

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28.   “All the perfume of Arabia will not sweeten this little hand”-who said this?

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A

Macbeth 

B

Lady Macbeth 

C

Lady Macduff

D

Macduff

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29.  

In Shakespeare's Hamlet, Prince Hamlet is the prince of which country? 

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Denmark 

B

Venice 

C

Scotland 

D

Norway

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30.  

What does Ophelia do before she dies?

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A

Marries Hamlet

B

Becomes queen

C

Goes mad

D

Kills Claudius

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31.   At the beginning of the play, what does the ghost of King Hamlet command his son, Hamlet, to do?

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Flee Denmark to save his own life.

B

Marry Ophelia immediately for political stability.

C

Avenge his "foul and most unnatural murder."

D

Seize the throne from Claudius by force.

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32.   How does Edmund deceive his father, Gloucester, into believing his legitimate son, Edgar, is a traitor?

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He bribes witnesses to lie about Edgar.

B

He shows him a forged letter.

C

He challenges Edgar to a duel and makes it look like Edgar cheated.

D

He tells Gloucester that Edgar is secretly practicing witchcraft

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33.   What does King Lear demand from his daughters before he will divide his kingdom?

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A promise to care for him in his old age

B

A declaration of their love for him

C

A dowry from their future husbands

D

A vow to never go to war with each other

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34.   The quote "As flies to wanton boys are we to the gods; / They kill us for their sport" reflects which of the play's major themes?

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The corrupting nature of power

B

The injustice and cruelty of fate

C

The struggle between good and evil

D

The theme of madness

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35.   In his final speech, Othello asks the Venetian officials to "Speak of me as I am" and as one who...

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"...hated wisely, but too well."

B

"...loved not wisely but too well."

C

"...was a victim of a cruel fate."

D

"...sought honor above all else."

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36.   What does Iago do with the handkerchief after Emilia finds it?

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A

He returns it to Desdemona.

B

He burns it to destroy the evidence.

C

He plants it in Cassio's lodging.

D

He shows it directly to Othello.

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37.  

What is the "divided duty" that Desdemona speaks of to her father?

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A

Her duty to Venice versus her duty to Cyprus.

B

Her duty to her father versus her duty to her husband, Othello.

C

Her duty to her faith versus her duty to her marriage

D

Her duty to help Cassio versus her duty to obey Othello.

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38.  

What is the name of Prospero's spirit servant?

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A

Caliban

B

Ariel

C

Ferdinand

D

Gonzalo

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39.   Who reveals the truth about Iago's plot in the final scene?

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A

Cassio

B

Emilia

C

Roderigo's letter

D

Iago confesses


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40.  

 What game are Ferdinand and Miranda playing when they are revealed to the nobles?

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Checkers

B

Cards

C

Chess

D

Dice

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41.  

In "The Tempest," Shakespeare's choice to have characters speak in either poetic verse or everyday prose is primarily used to distinguish between:

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The past and the present

B

Different locations on the island

C

Characters of noble and lower social status

D

The play's tragic and comedic scenes

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42.  

"The Tempest" is most accurately classified as one of Shakespeare's:

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Tragedies

B

Histories

C

Satires

D

Romances

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43.  

What task does Prospero assign to Ferdinand to test his love for Miranda?

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To build them a new house


B

To solve a series of magical riddles


C

To hunt and kill a dangerous beast

D

To pile up thousands of logs

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44.  

Who inspired Coleridge to publish Kubla Khan in 1816?

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A

John Murray

B

Thomas De Quincey

C

George Gordon Byron

D

William Wordsworth

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Samuel Taylor Coleridge (1772-1834)

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45.  

The Shepheardes Calender is a collection of:

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A

Plays

B

Novels

C

Pastoral poems

D

Sonnets

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English Literature

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46.  

What is a limerick in literature?

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A

A five-line humorous poem with a specific rhyme

B

An eight-line love poem

C

A six-line ballad sung with music

D

A Japanese poetic form

English

English Grammar

English Literature

Limerick

Periods of english literature

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47.  

Find the odd-man-out- 

Created: 3 months ago

A

George Eliot 

B

Thomas Hardy 

C

Joseph Conrad 

D

James Joyce

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48.  

Who is the author of 'A Farewell to Arms'? 

Created: 5 months ago

A

H. G. Wells 

B

George Orwel 

C

Thomas Hardy 

D

Ernest Hemingway

English

Corrections

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49.  

'The Neoclassical Period' is also known as -

Created: 7 months ago

A

Decadence age

B

Aestheticism age

C

Pseudo-classical Age

D

Age of Jonathan

English

English Literature

Periods of english literature

The Neoclassical Period (1660-1798)

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50.  

Utopia was first written in _______.

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A

Latin

B

English

C

Greek

D

French

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English Literature

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