Page 1 : —o, , ALVA'S || PUC ENGLISH ;, , , , , , ee Seer ee, at Se, I Answer the following in SS, 8 In a word, a phrase or a sentence each:, , 1. Who, according to Romeo teac f, . g teaches the torches to burn bright?, , Juliet., , nv, , . What does the phrase, ‘te, , ‘ach the oyches to burn brigh, at’ suggest in the poem ‘R, and Juliet’? <a, , Her beauty surpasses the brightness of light., 3. Who is compared to a ‘rich jewel’?, Juliet., 4. ‘For earth too dear’ this phrase suggests that the lady’s beauty is, a. divine >, b. rare, c. expensive, Ans: a. divine / c. expensive, 5. ‘The measure done’ connotes the completion of,, a. Romeo’s admiration of Juliet’s beauty., b. dance organized by Lord Capulet, c. glorification of Juliet’s charm, Ans: b. dance organized by Lord Capulet, 6. The line, ‘did my heart love till now?’ suggests, a. Romeo feels he has fallen in love, b. Romeo has been attracted before, c. Romeo feels this is true love, Ans: c. Romeo feels this is true love, 7. Who in ‘Romeo and Juliet’ is compared to a ‘snowy doye’?, Juliet., 8. Whom does Romeo address as ‘yonder lady’?, Juliet., , , , , , , , DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH « 2

Page 2 : ————____ ~*~ ENGLISH, , 4 se = men to do after the measure is done?, {0 Fivivea sient s * of stand and touch her hand., €0’s rude hand be blessed?, By touching Juliet’s hand., 11. What had Romeo not seen until he met Juliet?, True beauty,, 12. Why does Juliet long for darkness?, Because she can meet Romeo., | 13. Why does Juliet call Romeo ‘day in night’?, | Because his presence eliminates the darkness of night ., 14. Who can make night as bright as day?, Romeo., 15. Who will lie upon ‘the wings of night’?, Romeo., , 16. Who will come to Juliet lying upon the wings of night?, , Romeo., 17. The phrase ‘new snow’, suggests, , a. Love as pure as snow, b. Description of Romeo’s charm, c. Juliet’s discreet love for Romeo, , |, , Ans: b. Description of Romeo’s charm, }, | 18. Who is whiter than ‘new snow’?, , Romeo., 19. What does Juliet ask the loving, black—-browed night to give her?, , | To give her Romeo to her., , 20. When according to Juliet would Romeo make the face of heaven so fine?, When Romeo is cut out in little stars., , 21. How does Juliet want Romeo to be immortalized?, , ing Rome n little stars after his death.

Page 3 : 22. Who will make the face of heaven so fine in ‘Romeo and Juliet’?, , Romeo., 23. What does the phrase ‘face of heaven’ signify?, Sky, 24. What does Juliet wish God to do to Romeo after his death?, Cut him into little stars., 25. Why according to Juliet will the people stop paying attention to the sun?, , Because Romeo will make the face of heaven so fine at night shining among the little stars/, Because when Romeo is cut out in little stars, the sky will look very beautiful and people, will stop worshipping the sun., , 26. When according to Juliet would all the world be in love with night?, , When Romeo is cut into little stars/ when Romeo makes the face of heaven so fine.

Page 4 : I. Answer the following in a word, a phrase ora sentence cach:, 160%, , 1. Where was Monaco situated?, , Near the borders of France and Italy on the shore of Mediterranean sea., , 2. Why was Monaco called a ‘toy kingdom’?, It was very small in size but had all the features ofakingdom., 3. What was the population of Monaco?, , About 7,000, How many soldiers were there in the army of Monaco?, , Sixty., 5. Name the commodities taxed in Monaco., , Tobacco, wine and spirits., , What was the source of special revenue of the King?, , A gaming house, Who does the keeper of gaming house pay a large sum out of his profits?, , The king of Monaco., 8. Why did people go to Monaco?, To gamble/ to play roulette., 9. What is referred to as ‘a dirty business’?, Gambling/keeping a gaming house, 10. Who were the beneficiaries of the gaming house?, The king and the keeper., 11. Why did the Germans stop gaming houses in their country?, Because they found them harmful. / Because they did so much harm., 12. What would men do after losing everything in the roulette game?, , e would drown or shoot themselves.

Page 5 : “', , ALVA'S tl PUC ENGLISH, , 13. How did the stopping of the gaming house, , 14, , eee, , in Germany benefit Monaco?, , ), , , , i ‘Monaco remained wi ‘the business., The Prince of Monaco remained with the monopoly of the busines:, , Where were the gaming houses forbidden?, , Allover Europe except in Monaco., , 15. What business does the King of Monaco monopolise?, , 16,, , 18., , 20., , 21., , 24., , ny, mn, , Gambling business / Keeping a gaming house, , “what did the king of Monaco view as ‘not a nice thing’?, Drawing revenue from drinks and tobacco., , . Name the proverb mentioned in ‘Too Dear’., , “You can’t eam stone palaces by honest labour’., , What happened in the toy kingdom for the first time?, , A murder was committed., , . What was the punishment given to the murderer?, , Death sentence., , Why couldn’t the government of Monaco execute the criminal?, , They did not have a guillotine and an executioner. / They had neither a guillotine nor an, executioner., , How much did the French government expect for a machine and an expert?, 16,000 frances., , - Who according to the council was a brother Monarch?, , King of Italy., , - How much would be the total cost to provide a guillotine, an executioner and his, travelling expenses, according to the Italian king?, , 12,000 francs., , Which government is republican and has no proper respect for the king?, The French Government., , - Mention one of the reasons for the soldiers’ refusal to execute the criminal?, , The soldiers did not know how to do it/ it was not taught to them., , , , , , , , , , , , —, DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH j