The interminable state where souls are made fit for paradise or heaven by expiatory suffering is called purgatory

Nazma wa in siventh heaven when he heard about her son 's result, Here seventh heaven refers to---

A

a state of shock

B

a tste of exasperation

C

in a state of supeme happiness

D

in a tate of disenchantment

'interminable serpents' is used here as -

A

simile

B

metaphor

C

onomatopoeia

D

oxymoron

In this passage, "To sell one's souls to the devil" means to

A

sell noneself to make both ends meet

B

suppress the voice of one's conscience and take to an immoral life

C

sell one's honesty for the sake of monetary benefits

D

buy evil by mortgaging goodness

All souls day is a __________ festival.

A

Buddhism

B

Jainism

C

Christian

D

Muslim

Change into negative: 'He is the only person fit for the job.' The best answer is:- fit for the job.

A

He is not the only one

B

No other person but he is

C

No other person but you are

D

He is none but

"Better to reign in Hall than to serve in Heaven " Who said this and Where?

A

Satan in 'paradise lost'

B

Satam in 'paradise regained'

C

Adam in ' paradise lost'

D

adam in 'Paradise regained'

Which is the adjective form of the word "Heaven" ?

A

Heavenness

B

Heavinity

C

Heavenly

D

Heavened

'Better to reign in hell than serve in heaven' is quoted by:

A

W. Shakespeare

B

G. B. Shaw

C

J. Milton

D

O'Henry

Whose model is based on the Mandate of Heaven?

A

Ban Gu

B

Li Ling

C

Qin Shi Huang

D

Sima Qian

'Paradise Lost' attempted to-

A

Justify the ways of man to God

B

Justify the ways of God to man

C

Show that the Satan and God have equal power

D

Explain why good and evil are necessary

The interminable state where souls are made fit for paradise or heaven by expiatory suffering is called purgatory

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