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1st Year English Chapter 7 TestUNIT 7: What You Do is What You Are

30 marks · 40 minutes · 21 questions. Covers: UNIT 7: What You Do is What You Are.

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1st Year English Chapter 7 Test

1st Year · English · Punjab (PTB)

Name: ____________Roll No: ________Class/Section: ________Date: ________Total marks: 30Time: 40 minutes

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

  1. Writers earn didally dot.

    1. Everything

    2. Respect

    3. Nothing

    4. Experience

  2. We don't recognize a titled nobility.

    1. Disapprove

    2. Identify

    3. Forgive

    4. Deny

  3. People are not cast in bronze because of the jobs they held.

    1. Created

    2. Sculpted

    3. Praised

    4. Written

  4. We might think about the phenomenon next time.

    1. Object

    2. Person

    3. Event

    4. Idea

  5. What example is given of a 'just" job?

    1. Pilot

    2. Janitor

    3. Lawyer

    4. Actor

  6. The job's prestige has a lot to do with privilege.

    1. Salary

    2. Honour

    3. Task

    4. Effort

  7. We are tempted to fawn over a stranger who is a judge.

    1. Attack

    2. Avoid

    3. Praise

    4. Ignore

  8. Study our uncatalogued system of awarding respect.

    1. Secret

    2. Informal

    3. Unrecorded

    4. Published

  9. What point is made by saying no one is 'just" a vice-president?

    1. Vps work hard

    2. Vps are rare

    3. Vps are always respected

    4. Vps are rich

  10. What don't we recognize, according to the writer?

    1. Jobs

    2. Money

    3. Titles

    4. Nobility

Q2. Short questions (Attempt any 6 of 8 · 6 × 2 = 12)

  1. What is Mc Whiter's tone? Illustrate it with few words and phrases that establish the tone.

  2. Who is Larry and what does his story reveal?

  3. What is shown by comparing a cowboy and a cattle breeder?

  4. What does the phrase "That doesn't count" mean in the text?

  5. What does the writer say about writers' income?

  6. Why does the writer refer to nobility?

  7. What does the phrase "cast in bronze" symbolise in the context of the text?

  8. Why does the writer, repeat the word "just"?

Q3. Long questions (Attempt any 2 of 3 · 2 × 4 = 8)

  1. There is a whole category of other people who are "just" something. To be "just" anything is the worst. It is not to be recognized by society as having much value at all, not now and probably not in the past either. To be "just" anything is to be totally discounted, at least for the present. There are lots of people who are "just" something."just" a housewife immediately and painfully comes to mind. We still hear it all the time.

  2. There are lots of people who are just something Just a housewife immediately and painfully comes to mind We still hear it all the time Sometimes women who have kept a house and reared six children refer to themselves as just a housewife

  3. It is no use arguing whether any of this is correct or proper. Rationally it is silly. That's out system, however, and we should not only keep it in mind we should teach our children how it works. It is perfectly swell to want to grow up to be a cowboy or nurse. Kids should know, however, that quite apart from earnings potential, the cattle breeder is much more respected than the hired hand. The doctor gets a lot more respect and privilege than the nurse.