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Question 1

author refers to:

A Oscar Wilde B R. K. Narayan C Manoj Das D Charlie Chaplin

Question 2

In 'The Nightingale and the Rose', genre is:

A lyric poem B historical essay C ballad D short story / fairy tale

Question 3

Choose the correct answer for main human character at the beginning.

A the Miller B the Doctor C the young Student D the Professor

Question 4

According to the story, the Student's desire means:

A a white dove B a red rose C a gold ring D a blue ribbon

Question 5

why the Student wants the rose refers to:

A the Professor's daughter has promised to dance with him if he brings one B he wants to sell it C he needs it for worship D he wants to give it to the Nightingale

Question 6

In 'The Nightingale and the Rose', person connected with the Student's desire is:

A the mayor's daughter B his sister C a village bride D the Professor's daughter

Question 7

Choose the correct answer for setting of the opening complaint.

A a school hall B a riverside temple C the Student's garden D a city market

Question 8

According to the story, what the Student believes about himself means:

A that he understands birds B that he understands philosophy and learning C that he knows medicine D that he is a magician

Question 9

what the Student lacks despite knowledge refers to:

A understanding of real love B the ability to read C money for food D courage to speak

Question 10

In 'The Nightingale and the Rose', bird that hears the Student is:

A the Sparrow B the Swan C the Eagle D the Nightingale

Question 11

Choose the correct answer for how the Nightingale views the Student.

A as a king in disguise B as a rival singer C as a true lover D as a fool to be mocked

Question 12

According to the story, what the Nightingale values deeply means:

A science B true love C wealth D rank

Question 13

other creatures' attitude to the Student refers to:

A they think his grief is foolish or amusing B they join him in sorrow C they help him at once D they bring him flowers

Question 14

In 'The Nightingale and the Rose', tree first asked for a rose is:

A the red rose-tree B the yellow rose-tree C the oak-tree D the white rose-tree

Question 15

Choose the correct answer for why the white rose-tree cannot help.

A it has no leaves B it grows only in winter C its roses are white, not red D it has no branches

Question 16

According to the story, second tree asked means:

A the ivy B the yellow rose-tree C the cypress tree D the orange tree

Question 17

why the yellow rose-tree cannot help refers to:

A its roses are yellow, not red B it has been cut down C its roots are dead D it has no thorns

Question 18

In 'The Nightingale and the Rose', third tree asked is:

A the palm tree B the apple tree C the pine tree D the red rose-tree

Question 19

Choose the correct answer for problem of the red rose-tree.

A it blooms only at noon B it has no roots C it has no red rose because winter has chilled its veins and frost has nipped its buds D it bears only white roses

Question 20

According to the story, way to create the red rose means:

A the moon must turn the petals red B the Nightingale must sing all night with her breast against a thorn C the Student must water the tree with tears D the girl must pray in the garden

Question 21

what will color the rose red refers to:

A the Nightingale's heart-blood B the morning sunlight C the girl's ribbon D the Student's ink

Question 22

In 'The Nightingale and the Rose', Nightingale's response to the price is:

A she flies away in fear B she mocks the tree C she asks the Student's permission D she accepts the sacrifice for love

Question 23

Choose the correct answer for what the Nightingale says about life.

A knowledge is greater than love B beauty is useless C love is better than life D life is greater than love

Question 24

According to the story, from where the Nightingale sings before the sacrifice means:

A the Professor's house B the oak-tree C the Student's window D the rose-tree itself

Question 25

what the oak-tree asks of her refers to:

A one last song B a red rose C a feather D a promise to return tomorrow

Question 26

In 'The Nightingale and the Rose', how the Student reacts to the Nightingale's song is:

A he weeps with gratitude B he follows the bird to the tree C he faints with grief D he admires its form but does not understand its meaning

Question 27

Choose the correct answer for where the Student goes while the Nightingale prepares to die.

A to the Professor's chamber B to the river bank C to his room to read D to the dance hall

Question 28

According to the story, what the Nightingale presses against the thorn means:

A her beak B her breast C her wing D her foot

Question 29

time of the sacrifice refers to:

A through the night B in the afternoon C at dawn only D at noon

Question 30

In 'The Nightingale and the Rose', color of the rose at first is:

A deep crimson B pure white C golden D pale

Question 31

Choose the correct answer for what causes the final deep red color.

A the Student waters it B the tree shakes its petals C the thorn reaches the Nightingale's heart D the sunrise touches it

Question 32

According to the story, Nightingale's final fate means:

A she becomes the rose B she dies C she loses only a feather D she flies away exhausted

Question 33

what lies dead in the grass refers to:

A the Nightingale B the Student C the oak-tree D the red rose-tree

Question 34

In 'The Nightingale and the Rose', what the Student finds the next morning is:

A a white rose B a dead sparrow C a letter D the red rose

Question 35

Choose the correct answer for Student's reaction to the rose.

A he weeps for the Nightingale B he offers it to the tree C he is delighted and thinks it will win the girl D he throws it away at once

Question 36

According to the story, to whom he takes the rose means:

A the oak-tree B the Professor's daughter C his mother D the priest

Question 37

where he meets the girl refers to:

A at her door B in the garden C inside the dance hall D at the library

Question 38

In 'The Nightingale and the Rose', girl's response to the rose is:

A she treasures it B she wears it gladly C she kisses the Student D she refuses it

Question 39

Choose the correct answer for why she refuses the rose.

A she is leaving town B she prefers books C the Chamberlain's nephew has sent her real jewels D she hates flowers

Question 40

According to the story, girl's view of the rose means:

A it reminds her of sorrow B it will not match her dress and is less valuable than jewels C it is too sacred to wear D it is ugly because it is red

Question 41

Student's reaction to her refusal refers to:

A anger and disappointment B quiet patience C renewed devotion D self-sacrifice

Question 42

In 'The Nightingale and the Rose', what he does with the rose is:

A places it in a book B returns it to the tree C keeps it on his desk D throws it into the street

Question 43

Choose the correct answer for what happens to the rose then.

A a child picks it up B the Nightingale returns to it C it is crushed under a cart-wheel D it blooms larger

Question 44

According to the story, Student's conclusion about love means:

A love must always be obeyed B love is impractical and not half as useful as logic C love is worth dying for D love is stronger than death

Question 45

main theme refers to:

A the contrast between true sacrifice and shallow materialism B the glory of war C the joy of travel D the beauty of television

Question 46

In 'The Nightingale and the Rose', another theme is:

A nature versus science B sportsmanship versus politics C memory versus childhood D ideal love versus selfish love

Question 47

Choose the correct answer for another theme.

A public duty and faith B politics and nationalism C art and beauty unappreciated by the worldly D science and medicine

Question 48

According to the story, who truly understands love in the story means:

A the little dog B the Nightingale C the Student D the Professor's daughter

Question 49

who fails to understand love most clearly refers to:

A both the Student and the girl B only the oak-tree C only the rose-tree D only the little dog

Question 50

In 'The Nightingale and the Rose', symbol of sacrifice is:

A the dusty book B the little dog C the doorstep D the red rose