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Let us winter in Malaysia. Here 'winter' is-
A a noun
B a verb
C an adverb
D an adjective
'Here shall he see, No enemy but winter and rough weather' These lines are quoted from the poema.
A To Daffodils
B The Leisure
C Under the Green Wood Tree
D I wandered lonely as a cloud
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
It was a freezing day of winter. " Here freezing is -
A Adjective
B Adverb
C Verb
D Preposition
Unlike the many winter vegetables that have tought leaves and thus require a lengthy cooking time,"Those of csbbage need little cooking time"(Match the best alternative that correspond to the quotations word)
A Those of cabbage need little cooking time
B Cabbage needs little cooking time
C Cabbage need little cooking time
D Those of cabbage needs little cooking time
Lovely comes here regularly . Here 'Lovely' is _____ .
A noun
B pronoun
C adjective
D adverb
Upoma came here late. Here "late" is --
A adjective
B adverb
C verb
D noun
It's pointless sitting here Let's go. Here 'Pointless' means
A boring
B meaningless
C comfortable
D unsafe
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

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