(MCQ) (MEG-202) (Block-I) A Passage to India by ‘Edward Morgan Forester’

A Passage to India by ‘Edward Morgan Forester’

(1)Who is the author of A Passage to India?

--Please choose an option-- Virginia Woolf James Joyce D.H. Lawrence Edward Morgan Forster

(2)Which of the following literary movements is Edward Morgan Forster associated with?

--Please choose an option-- Romanticism Realism Modernism Postmodernism

(3)Where was Edward Morgan Forster born?

--Please choose an option-- London Manchester Cambridge Oxford

(4)Which of the following novels was not written by Edward Morgan Forster?

--Please choose an option-- A Room with a View Howards End The Great Gatsby Maurice

(5)What is the central theme of A Passage to India?

--Please choose an option-- Friendship Colonialism Love Family

(6)Which of the following themes is NOT explored in A Passage to India?

--Please choose an option-- Religion Race Class Gender

(7)What is the main theme of A Passage to India?

--Please choose an option-- The clash between East and West The search for identity The struggle for independence The consequences of imperialism

(8)Which character in A Passage to India represents the British colonial power?

--Please choose an option-- Dr. Aziz Mrs. Moore Ronny Heaslop Mr. Turton

(9)What is the name of the Indian doctor who is falsely accused of sexually assaulting Adela Quested?

--Please choose an option-- Aziz Fielding Callendar Ronny

(10)Which of the following events triggers the breakdown of the relationship between the British and Indian characters in the novel?

--Please choose an option-- The Marabar Caves expedition The Bridge Party The Tea Party The Mosque Incident

(11)What is the name of the Indian character who is accused of assaulting Adela Quested in A Passage to India?

--Please choose an option-- Dr. Aziz Hamidullah Nawab Bahadur Amritrao

(12)What event leads to the breakdown of relations between the British and Indian characters in A Passage to India?

--Please choose an option-- The trial of Dr. Aziz The death of Mrs. Moore The visit to the Marabar Caves The Hindu-Muslim riots

(13)Which of the following characters represents the British colonial authority in India in A Passage to India?

--Please choose an option-- Dr. Aziz Adela Quested Ronny Heaslop Cyril Fielding

(14)What is the significance of the character of Cyril Fielding in A Passage to India?

--Please choose an option-- He represents the voice of reason and understanding between the British and Indians He is the only British character who sympathizes with the Indians He is a radical Indian nationalist who leads the Indian independence movement He is a corrupt British official who exploits the Indian population

(15)What is the relationship between Adela Quested and Ronny Heaslop in A Passage to India?

--Please choose an option-- They are engaged to be married They are brother and sister They are employer and employee They are acquaintances from England

(16)Who is Cyril Fielding in A Passage to India?

--Please choose an option-- A British magistrate A schoolmaster A lawyer An Indian doctor