Here are MCQs with answers based on Mahesh Dattani’s play Tara: 1. Who is the playwright of Tara? A) Girish Karnad B) Vijay Tendulkar C) Mahesh Dattani D) Badal Sircar Answer: C) Mahesh Dattani 2. What is the central theme of Tara? A) Gender discrimination B) Economic inequality C) Religious conflict D) Political corruption Answer: A) Gender discrimination 3. Who are the main...

 Here are MCQs with answers based on A.P.J. Abdul Kalam's essay Strong Roots from his autobiography Wings of Fire: 1. What is the central theme of Strong Roots? A) The technological advancements in India B) The simplicity and values of Abdul Kalam’s childhood C) The importance of education in Kalam’s life D) Kalam’s scientific achievements Answer: B) The simplicity and values...

 Here are MCQs with answers based on Toru Dutt's poem Our Casuarina Tree: 1. What does the casuarina tree symbolize in the poem? A) Strength and permanence B) Love and nostalgia C) Both A and B D) The beauty of nature Answer: C) Both A and B 2. Who wrote the poem Our Casuarina Tree? A) Sarojini Naidu B) Toru Dutt C) Rabindranath Tagore D) Kamala Das Answer: B) Toru Dutt 3....

 Here are MCQs with answers based on Ruskin Bond's short story The Night Train at Deoli: 1. Who is the narrator of The Night Train at Deoli? A) A young boy traveling to Dehra B) The girl selling baskets C) The stationmaster at Deoli D) An old man recalling his youth Answer: A) A young boy traveling to Dehra 2. What is the significance of the train stopping at Deoli station? A)...

 "The Last Ride Together" as a Dramatic Monologue or Dramatic Lyric Robert Browning’s "The Last Ride Together" is a quintessential example of a dramatic monologue, a poetic form in which the speaker directly addresses a silent listener, revealing their thoughts, emotions, and character through the discourse. At the same time, it functions as a dramatic lyric due to its emotive...

 Here are multiple-choice questions (MCQs) with answers based on The Age of Chaucer: 1. Which period is known as "The Age of Chaucer"? A) 1066–1200 B) 1340–1400 C) 1500–1600 D) 1660–1700 Answer: B) 1340–1400 2. Who is considered the "Father of English Poetry"? A) William Langland B) Geoffrey Chaucer C) John Gower D) Edmund Spenser Answer: B) Geoffrey Chaucer 3. What is Geoffrey...