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1st Year English Chapter 1 TestEnglish A (One Act Play)

10 marks · 40 minutes · 10 questions. Covers: English A (One Act Play).

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1st Year English Chapter 1 Test

1st Year · English · Federal (FBISE)

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Q1. Multiple choice questions (Attempt all · 10 × 1 = 10)

  1. What solution does Elaine propose for the seating problem?
    1. Rearrange the chairs closer together.
    2. Add another table.
    3. Use fewer plates.
    4. Call more guests.
  2. Which character is suggested to join the dinner at the last minute?
    1. Uncle George
    2. Mr. Morgan
    3. Mr. Tupper
    4. Mrs. Sedgwick
  3. What lesson can be learned from Mrs. Pringle's experiences in the scene?
    1. Always have backup plans for events.
    2. Social status is the most important.
    3. Flexibility and adaptability are key
    4. Avoid hosting dinner parties.
  4. Mrs. Pringle wanted ______ to attend the dinner because she wanted him to marry Elaine.
    1. Dunham
    2. Mr. Farnsworth
    3. Prince of wales
    4. None of these
  5. How does the number of guests finally resolve?
    1. Exactly fourteen guests.
    2. Thirteen guests remain.
    3. More guests than expected.
    4. Only eight guests show up.
  6. What is Mrs. Pringle's main concern about seating arrangements?
    1. Having enough food for everyone.
    2. Ensuring her husband sits at the head of the table.
    3. The comfort of all guests.
    4. The symmetry of the table setting.
  7. Mrs. Pringle is a woman of________.
    1. Old ideas
    2. Fashion
    3. Courage
    4. Designer
  8. What is the final surprise guest revealed in the scene?
    1. The Prince of Wales
    2. Mr. Morgan
    3. Mrs. Sedgwick
    4. Mr. Harper
  9. What is the tone of the final part of the scene?
    1. Humorous and light-hearted.
    2. Serious and somber.
    3. Tense and dramatic.
    4. Sad and melancholic.
  10. What literary device is prominently used in the scene?
    1. Foreshadowing
    2. Flashback
    3. Irony
    4. Symbolism