1. On the basis of the passage which of the following statements may be said to be correct?
(a) The speaker is encouraging his men for the conquest of France
(b) The speaker is an aggressive and maniacal warmonger
(c) The speaker is not satisfied with the conquest of the island
(d) The speaker is a patrait urging the defence of his motherland
 Ans.(d)
2. The speaker in the passage wants to go on fighting because
       (a) he is a raving lunatic
       (b) he is in a state of utter despair
       (c) he excepts help from other
             quarters
       (d) he is the leader of a suicide squad
Ans.(c)
20. Which of the following pair of the
       phrases helps best to bring out the
       intention of the speaker?
       (a) "Go on the end", "shall never
             surrender"
       (b) "Growing confidence", "subjugated
             and starving"
       (c) "Subjugated and starving", "fighting
             and landing around"
       (d) "Fighting in the streets",
             "subjugatedand starving".    Ans.(a)
21. The passage consists of repetitive
       patterns in syntax and vocabulary.
       The effect of this style is that it
       (a) reveals the speaker's defects in
             giving a speech
       (b) produced the impression of bad
             poetry
       (c) conveys the speaker's helpless
             situation
       (d) reinforces the speaker's basic
             intension                                 Ans.(d)
22. The tone of the speaker is
       (a) pleading and urging
       (b) inspiring and encouraging
       (c) discouraging and gloomy
       (d) menacing and bullying.       Ans.(b)
Gandhi came like a powerful current of
       fresh air and
       (a) awakened us to the plight of the 
             masses in the grip of oppressors
       (b) made us patriotic
       (c) emboldened us to attack and
             destroy the oppressors
       (d) praised our culture                Ans.(a)
24. The rise of Gandhi
       (a) shocked people
       (b) made India powerful
       (c) made the condemnation
       (d) made women feel secure    Ans.(b)
25. Gandhi fought the
       (a) rich  
       (b) oppressor
       (c) apathetic masses
       (d) unjust system                        Ans.(c)
26. The conspicuous role of Gandhi is that
       of a
       (a) father       (b) reformer
       (c) teacher    (d) liberator           Ans.(d)
The art of persuasion requires the use
       of
       (a) information and talent feels
       (b) reasoning and information
       (c) figure of speech
       (d) reasoning and figure of speech
       Ans.(d)