Weekly Test 3 Part 2 (Prepositions A, Idioms 31- 40, Correction, & Mr Chips Ch No 1)- English BISE- Gujranwala

Weekly Test No 3 

Q#1 Choose the right option:                 (10)

    1.      Chips’s voice had a good deal of sprightliness in it.

A)  liveliness  

B)  laziness 

C)  slowness 

D)  feebleness

    2.      Sleep came to Chips like a mystic intensifying of perception.

A)  gloominess 

B) acumen 

C) awareness 

D) calm down

    3.      Sleep came to Chips like a mystic intensifying of perception.

A)  quickly 

B) raising 

C) awkwardly 

D) controlled

    4.      Sleep came to Chips like a mystic intensifying of perception.

A)  admire 

B) grasp 

C) implacable 

D) spiritual

    5.      It was queer that the things were so clear in Chips’s memory.

A)  highly 

B) slowly 

C) strange 

D) capacity

    6.      Chips assumed a scowl in his first class.

A)  gloominess 

B) assume 

C) aware 

D) patch

    7.     She was absorbed ______ in her studies.

A) of  

B) in 

C) at 

D) by

    8.      I am aware ______ your evil doings.

A)  of  

B) in 

C) at 

D) by

    9.      She has bought two stationeries.

A)    She has bought two stationery.

B)    She has bought two items of stationery.

C)    She has bought two items of stationeries.

D)    She has bought two item of stationery.

    10.  The cattles  are grazing in the fields.

A)    The cattle is grazing in the fields.

B)    The cattles is grazing in the fields.

C)    The cattles are grazing in the fields.

D)    The cattle are grazing in the fields.

Q#2 Answer (any 4) of the following questions:            (08)

i.           Why was 1870 easy to remember for Chips?

ii.          Who was senior and junior Colley?

iii.         What did Mr Chips often recollect at Mrs Wickett?

iv.         What kind of fellow was Mr Wetherby?

v.          Describe the first experience of Chips in his first trial at Brookfield?

vi.         What did Dr Merivale say to Chips about his health?

Q#3 Make sentences (any 4 ) of the following idioms:  (08)

    i. an apple of discord, 

    ii. at one’s beck and call, 

    iii. a drawn game, 

    iv. a bolt from the blue, 

    v. a hard nut to crack, 

    vi. a bed of roses