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#	Question	Subject and topic	Difficulty
121	A literary work written mainly to be performed on stage is a:	English for Communication Reading literary texts	Easy
122	A fourteen-line poem with a set rhyme scheme is a:	English for Communication Reading literary texts	Medium
123	A long fictional prose narrative is a:	English for Communication Reading literary texts	Easy
124	A short Japanese poem of three lines is called a:	English for Communication Reading literary texts	Medium
125	A poem of mourning for someone who has died is an:	English for Communication Reading literary texts	Medium
126	“The classroom was a zoo.” This is an example of:	English for Communication Literary devices	Easy
127	“The leaves danced in the wind.” This is:	English for Communication Literary devices	Easy
128	“I’m so hungry I could eat a horse.” This is:	English for Communication Literary devices	Easy
129	“The bees buzzed in the garden.” The word “buzzed” is an example of:	English for Communication Literary devices	Easy
130	“She sells sea shells by the sea shore.” This line mainly uses:	English for Communication Literary devices	Easy
131	The central idea or message of a literary work is its:	English for Communication Appreciating literary works and authors	Easy
132	A story told by a character using “I” is told from the:	English for Communication Appreciating literary works and authors	Easy
133	The feeling a piece of writing creates in the reader is its:	English for Communication Appreciating literary works and authors	Medium
134	“Tone” in literature refers to:	English for Communication Appreciating literary works and authors	Medium
135	Which Indian author wrote “Malgudi Days”?	English for Communication Appreciating literary works and authors	Medium
136	In a news report, the most important information usually appears:	English for Communication Passages on current events	Easy
137	The “5 Ws” of news reporting are who, what, when, where and:	English for Communication Passages on current events	Easy
138	The headline of a news report is meant to:	English for Communication Passages on current events	Easy
139	An editorial in a newspaper presents:	English for Communication Passages on current events	Medium
140	When reading about a current event, a careful reader should:	English for Communication Passages on current events	Medium