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[1]. The woman President of the General Assembly of the United State was the–

(A) Japanese

(B) American

(C) Chinese

(D) indian

[2]. young Indian intellectuals were disappointed with the–

(A) English

(B) American

(C) Chinese

(D) Japanese

[3]. Indians, under British rule, had a life-span of just–

(A) thirty years

(B) thirty-five years

(C) fourty years

(D) twenty-seven years

[4]. The writer visiting an Indian family left–

(A) happiness

(B) sorrow

(C) disgust

(D) None of these

[5]. The book ‘Come, My Beloved’ has the–

(A) English background

(B) Chinese background

(C) American background

(D) Indian background

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[6]. She taught in–

(A) an Indian University

(B) an American University

(C) a Chinese University 

(D) None of these

[7]. She won the Nobel Prize in–

(A) 1928

(B) 1938

(C) 1948

(D) 1958

[8]. Buck’s family doctor was the–

(A) English

(B) indian

(C) American

(D) Chinese

[9]. Gandhi’s hold was upon–

(A) intellectuals

(B) peasants

(C) a & b both

(D) None of these

[10]. The Mongolian from Europen invaded–

(A) Bengal

(B) Delhi

(C) Punjab

(D) Kashmir

[11]. For all the ills of India, writer blames–

(A) Indians

(B) the English rule

(C) a & b both

(D) None of these

[12]. Pearl S. Buck was born in–

(A) 1882

(B) 1862

(C) 1892

(D) 1872

[13]. By birth she was–

(A) American

(B) Chinese

(C) Japanese

(D) indian

[14]. She was reared in–

(A) Germany

(B) England

(C) China

(D) india

[15]. India Through Through Traveller’s Eyes’ has written by–

(A) Shiga Naoya

(B) Pearl S. Buck

(C) Anton Chekhov

(D) Germaine Greer

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[16]. Pearl S. Buck has written the lesson–

(A) A Child is bron

(B) The Artist

(C) Indian Through Traveller’s Eyes

(D) Have Dream

[17]. Indian Through Traveller’s Eyes’ is inspiring–

(A) drama

(B) story

(C) novel

(D) essay

[18]. Pearl S. Back is an………….writer.

(A) American

(B) Indian

(C) Iranian

(D) African

[19]…………………has praised Indian poeple and their life.

(A) Shiga Naoya

(B) H.E. Bates

(C) Pearl S. Buck

(D) Bertrand Russell

[20]. She reared by her–

(A) grand-mother

(B) Uncle

(C) aunt

(D) missionary parents

[21]. Our food was served on fresh green………………leaves instead plates.

(A) peepal

(B) banana 

(C) mango

(D) banyan

[22]. From boyhood the Indian…………..are taught that the right is for clean services.

(A) young

(B) boys

(C) people

(D) children

[23]. Indian peasants are poorer than their………… counterparts–

(A) Pakistani

(B) Chinese 

(C) Srilanka

(D) Russian

[24]. I was called to kill a dangerous–

(A) dog 

(B) tiger

(C) snake

(D) cat

[25]. The people of……….. must be rechoned as belonging to the caucasian race.

(A) America

(B) China

(C) India

(D) Canada

[26]………….visited India to see and listen to two groups of people.

(A) Germaine Greer

(B) Bertrant Russel

(C) Anton Chekhov

(D) Pearl S. Buck 

[27]. Eligion is ever present in……………life.

(A) American

(B) Chinese

(C) Indian

(D) Russian

[28]. The land between Bombay and famished.

(A) Kolkata

(B) Madras

(C) Delhi

(D) Bangaluru

[29]…………….advised the Indians not to blame the Britishers for everything.

(A) Mahatma Gandhi

(B) Shiga Naoya

(C) Pearl S. Buck

(D) H.E. Bates

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