'Here shall he see, No enemy but winter and rough weather' These lines are quoted from the poema.

Here shall he see No enemy But winter and rough weather The lines above appear in-

A

The Road Not Taken

B

Under the Greenwood tree

C

The Prelude

D

Time, You Old Gipsy Man

'Here shall he see No enemy But winter and rough weather '- Where do you find this lines?

A

In 'To daffodils' by Robert Herrick

B

In 'Daffodils' by William Wordsworth

C

In 'Under the greenwood tree' by William Shakespeare

D

In 'The Cloud' by P.B.Shelley

In the lines "Here shall he see/ No enemy " taken from Under the Greenwood Tree Here stands for

A

nature

B

the green wood tree

C

open space

D

hunting ground

In PHP, the difference between double quote and single quote is that variables . . . . in single quoted strings whereas they . . . . . in double quoted strings.

A

are not parsed, are parsed

B

are parsed, are not parsed

C

are class, are not class

D

are variables, are not variables

Let us winter in Malaysia. Here 'winter' is-

A

a noun

B

a verb

C

an adverb

D

an adjective

Time held me green and dying though I sang in my chains like the sea.' These lines have been quoted from Dylan Thomas' poem-

A

The Flower

B

Fern Hill

C

After the Funeral

D

By Fire

The new economic policy is "likely to run into rough weather."

A

makes things difficult

B

create problems

C

encounter difficulties

D

confuse matters

The new economic policy is "likely to run into rough weather'.

A

confuse matter

B

makes things difficult

C

encounter difficulties

D

Create problems

He works by "fits and starts" in the office. Here the words quoted means -

A

Regularly

B

Slowly

C

Irregularly

D

Quickly

I wash to see him. Here 'see' means ------.

A

to look at him

B

to hear from him

C

to talk to him

D

to meet him

'Here shall he see, No enemy but winter and rough weather' These lines are quoted from the poema.

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