Class 12 Story of English Ch-2 Linguistic Development & Authors MCQs

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Class 12 Story of English Ch-2 Linguistic Development & Authors MCQs
  1. Who wrote ‘The Canterbury Tales’? [BSEB, 2019A]
    • (A) Langland
    • (B) Chaucer
    • (C) Yeates
    • (D) G.B. Shaw
  2. The language of old English looks different because of its :
    • (A) spelling and vocabulary
    • (B) oral language
    • (C) linguistic appeal
    • (D) writing skills
  3. Who wrote ‘The Scholar Gipsy’? [BSEB, 2021A]
    • (A) Matthew Arnold
    • (B) Robert Bridges
    • (C) Thomas Hardy
    • (D) W.B. Yeats
  4. The period of Middle English is — [BSEB, 2019A]
    • (A) AD 449–AD 1066
    • (B) AD 1150–AD 1500
    • (C) AD 1500–Till date
    • (D) None of these
  5. English is used in China as a …….. language. [BSEB, 2018C]
    • (A) second
    • (B) first
    • (C) foreign
    • (D) third
  6. Standard British English speech came to be known as — [BSEB, 2021A]
    • (A) Second language
    • (B) New English
    • (C) Received Pronunciation
    • (D) Foreign language
  7. Who wrote ‘Endymion’?
    • (A) William Wordsworth
    • (B) John Keats
    • (C) P.B. Shelley
    • (D) S.T. Coleridge
  8. Today …. English is recognized as a ‘World Language’.
    • (A) American
    • (B) French
    • (C) Scandinavian
    • (D) Latin
  9. ‘Mac Flecknoe’ is written by — [BSEB, 2022A]
    • (A) John Dryden
    • (B) John Donne
    • (C) Alexander Pope
    • (D) John Keats
  10. The word ‘Drama’ comes from a ………. word. [BSEB, 2019A]
    • (A) Latin
    • (B) Scandinavian
    • (C) Greek
    • (D) American
  11. The printing technology was introduced in England in the year : [BSEB, 2022A]
    • (A) 1066
    • (B) 1857
    • (C) 1476
    • (D) 1605
  12. The Anglo-Saxons used …….. languages. [BSEB, 2021A]
    • (A) Germanic
    • (B) Latin
    • (C) Greek
    • (D) Persian
  13. Who wrote ‘Arms and the Man’? [BSEB, 2020A]
    • (A) Shakespeare
    • (B) G.B. Shaw
    • (C) Milton
    • (D) Keats
  14. Goldsmith and Sheridan made contributions to the— [BSEB, 2021A]
    • (A) Novel
    • (B) Non-fiction writing
    • (C) Poetry
    • (D) English stage
  15. Bankim Chandra wrote Raj Mohan’s Wife, the first Indian novel in English, in : [BSEB, 2022A]
    • (A) 1857
    • (B) 1914
    • (C) 1864
    • (D) 1847
  16. Who wrote ‘The Waste Land’? [BSEB, 2024A]
    • (A) T.S. Eliot
    • (B) W.H. Auden
    • (C) S.T. Coleridge
    • (D) John Keats
  17. The Old English Period is characterised by— [BSEB, 2021A]
    • (A) vocabulary
    • (B) mood
    • (C) inflections
    • (D) gender
  18. English is used as a mother tongue in — [BSEB, 2019A]
    • (A) India
    • (B) Singapore
    • (C) Canada
    • (D) New Zealand
  19. Which language is the second language of India? [BSEB, 2019A]
    • (A) Sanskrit
    • (B) Hindi
    • (C) English
    • (D) Urdu
  20. T.S. Eliot is a ………. poet. [BSEB, 2022A]
    • (A) 17th century
    • (B) 18th century
    • (C) 19th century
    • (D) 20th century
  21. The period of Old English is — [BSEB, 2020A]
    • (A) AD 449–AD 1066
    • (B) AD 1150–AD 1500
    • (C) AD 1500–Till date
    • (D) None of these
  22. Who wrote ‘Huckleberry Finn’? [BSEB, 2021A]
    • (A) Herman Melville
    • (B) Henry James
    • (C) Earnest Hemingway
    • (D) Mark Twain
  23. Today, it is impossible to think and imagine a world without the—
    • (A) old methods of agriculture
    • (B) printing machine
    • (C) bullock carts
    • (D) illiterate people
  24. A major linguistic change in English is— [BSEB, 2021A]
    • (A) The Great Vowel Shift
    • (B) Received Pronunciation
    • (C) Language Change
    • (D) Vocabulary Shift
  25. English is used as a foreign language in:
    • (A) India
    • (B) New Zealand
    • (C) China
    • (D) Africa
  26. The 18th century is known as the—
    • (A) Cavalier Age
    • (B) Jacobean Age
    • (C) Augustan Age
    • (D) Romantic Age
  27. ‘David Copperfield’ was written by — [BSEB, 2021A]
    • (A) Jane Austen
    • (B) Charles Dickens
    • (C) Thomas Hardy
    • (D) George Eliot
  28. Mark Twain and Henry James are ………. novelists. [BSEB, 2018C]
    • (A) Indian
    • (B) British
    • (C) Australian
    • (D) American
  29. The Great Vowel Shift brought about a series of changes in the ….. of the English long vowels. [BSEB, 2022A]
    • (A) spelling
    • (B) pronunciation
    • (C) oral
    • (D) written
  30. Who wrote ‘Untouchable’ and ‘Coolie’? [BSEB, 2019A]
    • (A) R.K. Narayan
    • (B) Mulk Raj Anand
    • (C) Raja Rao
    • (D) Anita Desai
  31. Goldie and Sheridan are famous for their contribution to — [BSEB, 2023A]
    • (A) Drama
    • (B) Poetry
    • (C) Novel
    • (D) Essay
  32. English belongs to the ancient ….. family of language. [BSEB, 2022A]
    • (A) American-Indian
    • (B) Indo-European
    • (C) Indian-Australian
    • (D) Indo-Pakistani
  33. The Romantic Revival is associated with : [BSEB, 2022A]
    • (A) John Dryden
    • (B) Alexander Pope
    • (C) William Wordsworth
    • (D) John Milton
  34. Spelling ‘Color’ is used in—
    • (A) Indian English
    • (B) French
    • (C) British English
    • (D) American English
  35. The development of …….. was helped by the introduction of the printing technology. [BSEB, 2023A]
    • (A) Old English
    • (B) Middle English
    • (C) Modern English
    • (D) None of these
  36. English is used as a second language in — [BSEB, 2023A]
    • (A) Saudi Arabia
    • (B) France
    • (C) India
    • (D) China
  37. Who wrote ‘A Passage to India’?
    • (A) E. M. Forster
    • (B) W. B. Yeats
    • (C) T.S. Eliot
    • (D) D.H. Lawrence
  38. The latest period in the growth and development of the English language may be called the era of : [BSEB, 2022A]
    • (A) Ancient Englishes
    • (B) Old Englishes
    • (C) Middle Englishes
    • (D) New Englishes
  39. The Middle English had ……… dialects. [BSEB, 2018C]
    • (A) two
    • (B) six
    • (C) five
    • (D) three
  40. Who wrote ‘Paradise Lost’? [BSEB, 2020A]
    • (A) John Milton
    • (B) John Keats
    • (C) P.B. Shelley
    • (D) S.T. Coleridge
  41. English developed from the speech of the — [BSEB, 2022A]
    • (A) Anglo-Saxons
    • (B) French
    • (C) Indians
    • (D) Americans
  42. Who is called the ‘Father of the Modern Novel’? [BSEB, 2023A]
    • (A) Richardson
    • (B) Fielding
    • (C) Jane Austen
    • (D) Dickens
  43. Which of the following is the first Indian novel in English? [BSEB, 2024A]
    • (A) Rajmohan’s Wife
    • (B) Untouchable
    • (C) Train to Pakistan
    • (D) Kanthapura
  44. ……… helped in simplifying English. [BSEB, 2018C]
    • (A) Bible
    • (B) Mahabharata
    • (C) Quran
    • (D) Ramayana
  45. Modern English begins from — [BSEB, 2022A]
    • (A) AD 1400
    • (B) AD 1500
    • (C) AD 1300
    • (D) AD 1200
  46. Oliver Goldsmith emphasized on the purity of—
    • (A) city life
    • (B) village life
    • (C) town life
    • (D) domestic life
  47. The…had far reaching effects on the English language.
    • (A) Renaissance
    • (B) Agriculture
    • (C) Education
    • (D) Industry
  48. American English differs from British English in the sphere of — [BSEB, 2022A]
    • (A) Spelling
    • (B) Vocabulary
    • (C) Grammar
    • (D) All the three
  49. Wole Soyinka is a ……….. poet. [BSEB, 2021A]
    • (A) Nigerian
    • (B) American
    • (C) Indian
    • (D) British
  50. The English from 15th Century onwards is called — [BSEB, 2018A]
    • (A) Old English
    • (B) Middle English
    • (C) Modern English
    • (D) Post-Modern English
  51. Name the author of ‘Piers the Plowman’ — [BSEB, 2020A]
    • (A) Spenser
    • (B) Milton
    • (C) Langland
    • (D) Chaucer
  52. The writing system in Old English used the …. alphabet. [BSEB, 2022A]
    • (A) Runic
    • (B) Kentis
    • (C) Celtic
    • (D) Saxon
  53. ‘The Rape of the Lock’ is written by — [BSEB, 2020A]
    • (A) John Dryden
    • (B) Alexander Pope
    • (C) William Wordsworth
    • (D) John Milton
  54. The Renaissance generated a new spirit of — [BSEB, 2020A]
    • (A) Introspection
    • (B) Inwardness
    • (C) Inquiry
    • (D) Selfishness
  55. English is a language which is much ……… than Sanskrit and Persian. [BSEB, 2020A]
    • (A) older
    • (B) younger
    • (C) classical
    • (D) ancient
  56. The texts of which period are difficult to read and understand?
    • (A) Middle English
    • (B) Old English
    • (C) Modern English
    • (D) Post-modern English
  57. The year AD 1066 is taken to be the end of the ………. period. [BSEB, 2022A]
    • (A) Old English
    • (B) Middle English
    • (C) Modern English
    • (D) None of these
  58. English is a : [BSEB, 2022A]
    • (A) window to the world
    • (B) hindrance in progress
    • (C) blessing in disguise
    • (D) disgrace to the world
  59. In the 18th Century, …….. published a ‘Dictionary of the English Language’. [BSEB, 2021A]
    • (A) Alexander Pope
    • (B) Samuel Johnson
    • (C) Joseph Addison
    • (D) William Petty
  60. ‘Tughlaq’ is written by — [BSEB, 2023A]
    • (A) Girish Karnad
    • (B) R.N. Tagore
    • (C) Anita Desai
    • (D) Toru Dutt
  61. The Great Vowel Shift took place during — [BSEB, 2023A]
    • (A) Modern English
    • (B) Middle English
    • (C) Old English
    • (D) British English
  62. …… was a dominant influence on Middle English.
    • (A) Milton
    • (B) Dryden
    • (C) Pope
    • (D) Wordsworth
  63. Who wrote ‘Pride and Prejudice’? [BSEB, 2023A]
    • (A) Jane Austen
    • (B) Charles Dickens
    • (C) George Eliot
    • (D) Thomas Hardy
  64. The language of Anglo-Saxons was — [BSEB, 2024A]
    • (A) Latin
    • (B) Greek
    • (C) Old English
    • (D) Persian
  65. Dialects of Middle English include —
    • (A) Northern
    • (B) Southern
    • (C) East Midland
    • (D) All of these
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Bihar Board Class 12th के (English/अंग्रेजी) = Story of English Book Chapter-2 Linguistic Development & Authors के Exam 2026 MCQs Questions Answer Key

Q. No.AnsQ. No.AnsQ. No.AnsQ. No.Ans
1(B)18(D)35(B)52(A)
2(A)19(C)36(C)53(B)
3(A)20(D)37(A)54(C)
4(B)21(A)38(D)55(B)
5(C)22(D)39(C)56(B)
6(C)23(B)40(A)57(A)
7(B)24(A)41(A)58(A)
8(A)25(C)42(B)59(B)
9(A)26(C)43(A)60(A)
10(C)27(B)44(A)61(B)
11(C)28(D)45(B)62(D)
12(A)29(B)46(B)63(A)
13(B)30(B)47(A)64(C)
14(D)31(A)48(D)65(D)
15(C)32(B)49(A)  
16(A)33(C)50(C)  
17(C)34(D)51(C)  
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