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The Proposal

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Q. 1
The worst of Lomov’s physical problems is –
A
the way he sleeps
B
his palpitations
C
his headache
D
his limp
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Q. 2
Natalya called Lomov a ‘monster’ because –
A
Lomov was a monster
B
Lomov grabbed Natalya’s ‘Oxen Meadows’ and blamed Chubukov
C
Lomov was a married man
D
Lomov was still a bachelor
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Q. 3
Natalya was shelling ……….. for drying –
A
beans
B
peas
C
barley
D
meadows
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Q. 4
The age of Lomov was _______ years.
A
32
B
35
C
38
D
40
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Q. 5
Chubukov declares that Lomov is dead –
A
as he does not breathe
B
as he does not speak
C
as he does not move
D
as he does not drink
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Q. 6
Natalya learns about the proposal –
A
at the beginning of the argument soon after Lomov meets her
B
in the course of the argument when Chubukov tells her
C
when Lomov storms out of the house
D
when Chubukov exclaims in anger, Lomov dared to make a proposal
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Q. 7
What did Chubukov had to say about the land?
A
They were his
B
They were still disputed
C
They were Lomov's
D
They belong to none of them
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Q. 8
According to Lomov, Squeezer can be bought for a maximum amount of –
A
35 roubles
B
25 roubles
C
30 roubles
D
50 roubles
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Q. 9
What is Lomov's side of justification about the land?
A
Both (a) and (b)
B
His aunt's grandmother gave it to her great grandfather's peasants.
C
His grandmother always talked about it.
D
Their land extended till Burnt Marsh.
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Q. 10
Lomov is a –
A
merchant
B
pettifogger
C
land grabber
D
land owner
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Q. 11
The arguments are funny because –
A
Lomov and Natalya quickly lose sight of the marriage proposal
B
the story of Oxen Meadows is absurd
C
the hunting dogs are ridiculous
D
they seem funny while they argue
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Q. 12
Identify the correct word in the lesson The Proposal that means disrespectful.
A
Squeezer
B
Abuse
C
Malicious
D
Impudent
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Q. 13
What request did Chubukov think Lomov would make?
A
Borrow money.
B
Borrow land.
C
All of these.
D
Ask for her daughter's hand in marriage.
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Q. 14
The proposal is acceptable to all parties because –
A
Chubukov really likes Lomov
B
Lomov loves Natalya
C
Natalya loves Lomov
D
It’s a good working arrangement
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Q. 15
The day when Lomov meets Natalya, the weather is –
A
gloomy
B
cloudy
C
wet
D
splendid
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Q. 16
What was Chubukov not expecting from Lomov?
A
Money
B
Estate
C
Wealth
D
Proposal of marriage
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Q. 17
In the heated argument over ownership all three characters behave –
A
with grace and decorum
B
without maturity
C
with reason and civility
D
without malice and spite
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Q. 18
When Lomov arrived, Natalya was –
A
instructing her mowers
B
shelling peas for drying
C
stacking hay
D
reading a book
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Q. 19
The expression ‘demon of contradiction’ means –
A
a mood of argument
B
attacking like a demon
C
the devil of fight
D
contradicting like a devil
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Q. 20
The name of Natalya’s dog is –
A
Squeezer
B
Mirnov
C
Guess
D
Ivan
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Q. 21
The word ’embezzlement’ means –
A
cheating one of his or her cash or landed property
B
a type of embroidery
C
a type of government
D
a type of college enjoyment
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Q. 22
Natalya thinks that Lomov is going to –
A
a marriage ceremony
B
a ball
C
a fashion show
D
a dog-show
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Q. 23
The purpose of the argument, was ___________ .
A
to put the other down
B
None of the above
C
to argue about ownership
D
to just confront each other
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Q. 24
Who gave the meadows to Natalya's father?
A
Lomov's aunt's grandmother.
B
Aunt's sister of Lomov.
C
Aunt's brother of Lomov
D
Aunt's grandfather of Lomov.
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Q. 25
Chubukov asks the couple to get married because –
A
he knows Lomov will not be able to propose
B
he knows Natalya will not be gracious anymore
C
he fears Natalya and Lomov will get into an argument before long
D
he has arranged the proposal
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Q. 26
Chubukov used the word ‘back-biters’ for ‘Lomovs’. Here ‘back-biters’ mean –
A
people who bite their backs
B
people who bite back part of a loaf
C
people who praise others behind their back
D
people who blame others behind their back
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Q. 27
The character who was suffered from the worst kind of nervous disorder was –
A
Natalya Stepanovna
B
Ivan Vassilevitch Lomov
C
Stepan Stepanovitch Chubukov
D
Squeezer
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Q. 28
When Natalya screams that Lomov is dead Chubukov reacts _______.
A
scornfully
B
joyfully
C
anxiously
D
fearfully
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Q. 29
‘The Proposal’ is set in a –
A
country-square
B
corporate house
C
farm-house
D
country-house
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Q. 30
Anton Chekhov was a/an –
A
Russian writer
B
English writer
C
German writer
D
French writer
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Q. 31
Ivan was afraid that he would never get married if –
A
he was less aged
B
he was in business
C
he was not in love with Natalya
D
he hesitated, talked a lot, looked for an ideal or for real love
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Q. 32
Natalya is surprised by the way Lomov claims ________ .
A
the ownership of Oxen Meadows
B
the ownership of Burnt marsh
C
the ownership of Squeezer
D
the ownership of Birchwood
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Q. 33
Chubukov exclaimed 'What a weight off my shoulders' this meant that he______ .
A
was anxious
B
was relieved
C
was stressed
D
was heavy burdened
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Q. 34
Whose lower jaw is shorter according to Lomov? –
A
Lomov’s
B
Squeezer’s
C
Guess’s
D
Chubukov’s
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Q. 35
According to Natalya, Oxen Meadows are worth perhaps
A
330 roubles
B
430 roubles
C
300 roubles
D
400 roubles
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Q. 36
Natalya asks Lomov to catch –
A
dogs
B
foxes
C
cockroaches
D
birds
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Q. 37
Whose dog is blamed as ‘overshot’? –
A
Lomov’s dog
B
Natalya’s dog
C
Nastasya’s dog
D
Natalya’s bitch
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Q. 38
Natalya is –
A
not educated
B
informally educated
C
well-educated
D
just literate
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Q. 39
Lomov gave …………… to Minorov for his dog. –
A
120 roubles
B
125 roubles
C
25 roubles
D
85 roubles
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Q. 40
Why did Chubukov think it was a curse to be a father of a grown up daughter?
A
He had to go to call the man they had just shun out.
B
He had to go to call the man who insulted them
C
He had to go call the man who shouted at them
D
All of the above
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Q. 41
Natalya is in her –
A
adolescence
B
mid-twenties
C
mid-thirties
D
teens
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Q. 42
Lomov has two considerations regarding marriage –
A
that he is thirty-five and must lead a stable life
B
that he suffers from lunacy and sleeplessness
C
that he must consolidate property and make gains
D
that he must enjoy love and passion
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Q. 43
Lomov, Chubukov and Natalya approach marriage
A
with a sense of practicality
B
with a sense of romanticism
C
with a sense of idealism
D
with a sense of cynicism
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Q. 44
According to Lomov, what defect does Squeezer have?
A
Fat
B
Overshot
C
Old age
D
Lame
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Q. 45
According to Lomov, Oxen Meadows were given for the use of Chubukov’s grandfather by Lomov’s –
A
aunt
B
grandmother
C
aunt’s grandmother
D
grandmother’s aunt
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Q. 46
Why does Chubukov call for champagne at the end?
A
he has the best champagne
B
it is customary to offer champagne to guests
C
because he normally drinks at this time of the day
D
to celebrate the occasion even if they are arguing
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Q. 47
The format of the play ‘The Proposal’ is –
A
farce
B
tragedy
C
comedy
D
one-act play
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Q. 48
When Lomov comes back after walking out of the house –
A
Natalya and Lomov straightway talk about the proposal
B
Natalya tries to make up
C
Lomov continues to be stubborn
D
Natalya and Lomov recognize that this marriage will not work.
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Q. 49
Lomov refuses to have lunch with Natalya and Chubukov because –
A
he does not eat at other’s place
B
he was not invited
C
he has already had his lunch
D
he will have it somewhere else
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Q. 50
Lomov describes Chubukov’s mother as –
A
an intriguer
B
lame-footed
C
hump-backed
D
a backbiter
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Q. 51
According to Lomov, Chubukov’s grandfather was tried for –
A
theft
B
encroachment
C
embezzlement
D
purchasing votes
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Q. 52
Chubukov seems________ at the visit of his neighbour Lomov.
A
confused
B
worried
C
surprised
D
glad
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Q. 53
Chubukov told his daughter that a merchant had come for his goods. Here merchant refers to –
A
Ivan’s grandfather
B
Ivan’s aunt’s father
C
Ivan Vassilevitch Lomov
D
Chubukov’s son
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Q. 54
Natalya told Lomov that the previous day, the workers had not done anything as the weather was –
A
gloomy
B
cloudy
C
wet
D
splendid
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Q. 55
What purpose has Lomov come for?
A
To hide with Natalya
B
To kill Natalya
C
To propose Natalya
D
To run away with Natalya
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Q. 56
When Lomov arrived, Chubukov was surprised by his –
A
evening dress
B
palpitation
C
shyness
D
impudence
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Q. 57
Who does Chubukov call a "lovesick cat"?
A
Lomov
B
Himself
C
His maid
D
Natalya
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Q. 58
Chubukov addresses Lomov as –
A
a devil
B
a peasant
C
an angel
D
a darling
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Q. 59
According to Natalya, they had lent Lomov their –
A
hunting dog
B
lands
C
peasants
D
threshing machine
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Q. 60
Lomov went to his neighbour, Chubukov’s house –
A
to borrow money
B
to settle a dispute
C
to give a marriage proposal
D
to complain
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Q. 61
According to Lomov, the Lomovs and the Chubukovs have always had –
A
the most friendly and affectionate relationship
B
a spiteful relationship
C
an indifferent and casual relationship
D
a critical relationship
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Q. 62
Who advised Lomov to catch black beetles? –
A
Chubukov
B
Lomov’s aunt
C
Natalya
D
Lomov’s grandfather
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Q. 63
Who threatened to take the matter to court?
A
None of these
B
Chubukov
C
Lomov
D
Natalya
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Q. 64
The first argument is over –
A
land
B
dogs
C
labour
D
threshing-machine
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Q. 65
Natalya suggested that Lomov should not go after foxes but –
A
catch black beetles
B
go after horses
C
shoot partridges
D
go to the doctor
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Q. 66
Lomov's aunt's grandmother wanted_________ in return from Natalya's father's grandfather for use of the meadows.
A
300 Roubles
B
Milk
C
Fodder
D
Bricks
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Q. 67
Chubukov accuses Lomov’s grandfather as
A
a drunkard
B
a gambler
C
a backbiter
D
a thief
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Q. 68
What did Natalya offer Lomov?
A
Tea
B
Breakfast
C
Coffee
D
Lunch
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Q. 69
Chubukov comments that Lomovs’ have had in their family –
A
Autocracy
B
lunacy
C
hypocrisy
D
democracy
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Q. 70
Lomov bought Guess from –
A
the Count
B
Volchanetsky
C
Mironov
D
Ivan
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Q. 71
The Proposal is a Russian –
A
One-act-play
B
short story
C
five-act-play
D
novel
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Q. 72
For using Oxen Meadows, according to Lomov, the peasants had to –
A
make tiles
B
make bricks
C
stack hay
D
bake cakes
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Q. 73
Lomov describes his problem by saying ‘I jump up like a lunatic walk about a bit … and this may happen twenty times’. This description proves that Lomov has been suffering from –
A
fear of getting married
B
nervous disorder
C
mental problem
D
interpersonal problem
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Q. 74
What is the second argument over? –
A
Labour problem
B
Oxen Meadows
C
Natalya’s love for another man
D
Squeezer and Guess
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Q. 75
She's in love; cgad. What does the term egad mean here?
A
A disapproval
B
A mild oath
C
An abuse
D
A curse
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Q. 76
Lomov wanted to remind Natalya that her dog was –
A
ugly
B
old
C
overshot
D
lame
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Q. 77
How are the Lomovs and Chubukovs related?
A
Neighbours
B
Friends
C
Business associates
D
Cousins
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Q. 78
Which option correctly replaces the underlined phrase 'my foot's gone to sleep'.
A
My foot has turned numb.
B
My foot is swollen.
C
My foot aches.
D
My foot has blisters.
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Q. 79
Lomov thinks of leading ______________ life.
A
a quiet and religious
B
quite unconventional
C
a quiet and regular
D
an exciting
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Q. 80
What can be another way of explaining 'toasts'?
A
In honour of
B
Heated
C
Flatter
D
Baked
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Q. 81
Lomov told Natalya that he had inherited the land from –
A
his aunt and her husband
B
his aunt’s husband
C
his aunt’s father-in-law
D
his aunt’s husband’s son-in-law
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Q. 82
Lomov is dressed in formal clothes because –
A
it is New Year’s Eve
B
he loves Natalya and is going to propose to her
C
he has come to finalise a business deal with Chubukov
D
he has come to propose to Natalya
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Q. 83
The word ‘pettifogger’ has been used in ‘The Proposal’ to describe –
A
Lomov
B
Chubukov
C
Natalya
D
Mironov
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Q. 84
Chubukov wanted that Lomov should ‘spit it out’. Here ‘spit … out’ means –
A
to spit upon the floor
B
to spit against someone
C
to speak out clearly
D
to swallow Chubukov’s spit
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Q. 85
What explanation did Lomov give for his shouting?
A
His frustration
B
His short temper
C
His palpitations
D
He can't stand unfairness
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Q. 86
Lomov blamed Chubukov “you’re not a neighbour, you’re a grabber!” Here ‘grabber’ means
A
one who is poor
B
one who lives in Grab street
C
one who occupies another’s property by force
D
one who is a great sportsman
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Q. 87
Chubukov is delighted with the proposal for the following reason –
A
Natalya can at last return her love for Lomov
B
Lomov loves Natalya
C
Chubukov had moved this proposal a long time ago
D
Chubukov would like to see his daughter married
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Q. 88
Oxen Meadows come to –
A
five dessiatins
B
nine dessiatins
C
six dessiatins
D
six acres
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Q. 89
Then why are you in evening dress? says Chubukov. What does the underlined words refer to?
A
A night suit
B
A formal dress
C
An informal dress
D
A gardeners dress
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Q. 90
The expression ‘ran neck-and-neck means –
A
ran with great speed
B
level with somebody in a race
C
ran very slowly
D
shook neck while running
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Q. 91
Lomov suffers from –
A
tuberculosis
B
arthritis
C
obsessive-compulsive disorder
D
palpitations
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Q. 92
According to Lomov his Aunt’s grandmother gave the free use of ‘Oxen Meadows’ to –
A
Chubukov
B
Chubukov’s grandmother
C
Chubukov’s daughter
D
Chubukov’s grandfather
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Q. 93
How many characters does the play have? –
A
Three
B
two
C
five
D
four
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Q. 94
‘I see stars … mist … and asked, “where am I”? who said this –
A
Nastasya
B
Chubukov
C
Lomov
D
Natalya
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Q. 95
The ‘Oxen Meadows’ as mentioned in the text refers to the land –
A
away from Meadows used for oxen
B
wedged between ‘Oxen’ and ‘Meadows’
C
wedged between Lomov’s birch woods and Natalya’s Marsh
D
wedged between Natalya’s birch woods and the Burnt Marsh
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Q. 96
What is the name of Lomov's dog?
A
Guess
B
Guard
C
Squeezer
D
Sweater
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Q. 97
When Natalya met Lomov for the first time in the play, The Proposal, she was wearing –
A
surgeon’s headdress
B
chef’s apron
C
a negligee
D
apron and negligee
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Q. 98
Lomov has come to ask Chubukov for the hand of his daughter Natalya in marriage. The three of them________ .
A
resolve the issue of the property amicably
B
sit to discuss the marriage proposal
C
lose their temper on silly and trivial issues
D
decide on the wedding and reception.
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Q. 99
Chubukov is a –
A
merchant
B
physician
C
land owner
D
lawyer
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Q. 100
The Proposal is written by –
A
Irfan Habib
B
Anton Chekhov
C
J.M Synge
D
Shakespeare
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Q. 101
What was the age of Lomov?
A
34
B
35
C
32
D
36
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Q. 102
What is the climax of the play The Proposal?
A
Lomov is timid and yet too proud to propose.
B
Lomov wants to fight for his property.
C
Lomov is timid and still cannot bring himself to propose.
D
Lomov is timid and yet wants to argue.
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Q. 103
Chubukov warns to take the matter of Oxen Meadows –
A
to court
B
to the count
C
to the villagers
D
to the minister
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Q. 104
When Lomov returns, Natalya –
A
does not say anything about Oxen Meadows
B
remains firm on her stand about Oxen Meadows
C
leaves her claim over Oxen Meadows
D
presents Oxen Meadows to Lomov
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Q. 105
Natalya wants to bring Lomov back because –
A
She wants Lomov as her suitor
B
she wants to present Oxen Meadows to Lomov
C
she has made out her faults
D
she wants to take revenge
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Q. 106
Chubukov is –
A
ready to lend money to Lomov
B
not going to lend money to Lomov
C
not in a position to lend money to anybody
D
going to borrow money from Lomov.
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Q. 107
How is the engagement of Lomov and Natalya made complete? –
A
by kissing each other
B
by making friendship
C
by mutual argument
D
by arguments
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Q. 108
What type of play is The Proposal?
A
One-act comedy
B
One-act farce
C
One-act musical drama
D
One-act drama
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Q. 109
Who is squeezed between Lomov and Natalya emotionally?
A
Natalya's aunt
B
Natalya's brother
C
Natalya's mother
D
Natalya's father
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Q. 110
According to Lomov, Natalya is –
A
an inexperienced housekeeper
B
an excellent housekeeper
C
not interested in housekeeping
D
interested to learn about the housekeeping
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Q. 111
Chubukov doubts that Lomov has come to –
A
borrow seeds
B
borrow threshing machine
C
borrow money
D
buy a dog
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Q. 112
Identify the pronoun that starts the conflict between Lomov and Natalya.
A
My
B
Our
C
Her
D
His
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Q. 113
When does Natalya accept the proposal?
A
When Lomov came back in.
B
When he proposed her.
C
When they finished arguing.
D
When Lomov went unconscious.
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Q. 114
‘Petty fogger’ here means –
A
a lawyer who deals in petty cases
B
a peasant who travels in fog
C
a fisherman who sells meat
D
a taxi-driver
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Q. 115
The exaggerated and caricatured presentation of the character entitles the play as –
A
melodrama
B
comedy
C
clowning
D
farce
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Q. 116
Lomov comes to Chubukuv’s house –
A
to propose to his daughter
B
like a good neighbour
C
for a formal meeting
D
to borrow money from Chubukov
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Q. 117
Who is Lomov?
A
None of these
B
A factory worker
C
A landowner
D
A farmer
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Q. 118
According to Lomov, one of his reason to marry is during sleep he finds himself jumping like a _______ .
A
Lunatic
B
Kangaroo
C
Clown
D
Monkey
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Q. 119
Chubukov ordered Lomov to shut up or he would shoot him like a –
A
wolf
B
dog
C
fox
D
Patridge
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Q. 120
The expression ‘short in the muzzle’ means –
A
blunt-faced
B
having a sharp nose
C
foolish
D
having a blunt nose
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Q. 121
Chubukov bought Squeezer for –
A
185 roubles
B
65 roubles
C
25 roubles
D
85 roubles
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Q. 122
Who puts Lomov’s hand into Natalya’s hand? –
A
Chubukov
B
Natalya herself
C
Lomov himself
D
God of marriage
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Q. 123
The ‘misfortune’ that Lomov mentions to Natalya –
A
is about his palpitation
B
is about his foot going numb
C
is related to his dog
D
is related to his marriage
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Q. 124
Chubukov said that Lomov’s younger aunt had run away with –
A
a hunter
B
a drunkard
C
a count
D
an architect
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Q. 125
When Natalya comes to know that Lomov has come to propose to her, she asks her father to –
A
get him by the neck
B
take him to court
C
bring him back
D
never allow him again
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Q. 126
What is a critical age according to Lomov? –
A
32
B
36
C
35
D
38
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Q. 127
Lomov wanted to talk to Natalya –
A
in order to settle a land dispute over Oxen Meadows
B
in order to discuss inheritance
C
in order to seek her consent for marriage
D
in order to discuss the mowers
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Q. 128
Oxen meadows come to –
A
7 acres
B
14.5 acres
C
15.5 acres
D
13.5 acres
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Q. 129
Lomov hoped to go for shooting –
A
before the harvest
B
in November
C
in June
D
after the harvest
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Q. 130
‘The Proposal’ was first performed in –
A
1900
B
1910
C
1890
D
1880
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Q. 131
Lomov’s aunt’s name is –
A
Natalya Stepanova
B
Natasha Vassilvitch
C
Nastasya Mihailovna
D
Natalya Mihailovna
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Q. 132
Lomov does not directly ask Natalya to marry him because –
A
he has palpitations
B
he is not sure about her reaction
C
he is trying to be calm
D
he knows Chubukov has already told Natalya
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Q. 133
As Natalya lent her threshing machine to Lomov she had to put off her threshing till –
A
mid-September
B
mid-October
C
December
D
November
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Q. 134
Natalya calls Lomov’s aunt –
A
a blind-hen
B
a backbiter
C
a witch
D
an intriguer
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Q. 135
Natalya wanted that Lomov should come back because –
A
she wanted to accept Lomov’s marriage proposal
B
she wanted to abuse Lomov
C
she loved Lomov
D
she wanted to run away with Lomov
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Q. 136
The expression ‘give it to them in the neck’ means –
A
a lot is to be given
B
attack them in the neck
C
break their neck
D
to drive them out
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Q. 137
Chubukov is ‘glad’ because –
A
Ivan has visited his country house
B
Ivan has asked Natalya’s hand in marriage
C
Ivan has repaid his debt
D
Ivan married Chubukov’s daughter
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Q. 138
Natalya says that they have had Oxen Meadows for –
A
nearly two hundred years
B
nearly three hundred years
C
three hundred and fifty years
D
four hundred years
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Q. 139
Chubukov calls Lomov’s father –
A
a drunkard only
B
a thief
C
a backbiter
D
a guzzling gambler
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Q. 140
Why was Lomov feeling cold before meeting Natalya?
A
He was nervous.
B
It was breezy.
C
It was winter.
D
He was confident.
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