Revenge one word question and answers
MCQs on On Revenge (with Answers)
1. Bacon calls revenge a kind of
A. Moral justice
B. Wild justice
C. Natural justice
D. Social justice
Answer: B. Wild justice
2. According to Bacon, revenge should be removed by
A. Society
B. Religion
C. Law
D. Family
Answer: C. Law
3. The first wrong only
A. destroys society
B. offends the law
C. destroys friendship
D. insults honour
Answer: B. Offends the law
4. Revenge of a wrong
A. strengthens the law
B. replaces the law
C. pulls the law out of office
D. improves justice
Answer: C. Pulls the law out of office
5. A man who takes revenge becomes
A. superior to his enemy
B. equal to his enemy
C. weaker than his enemy
D. wiser than his enemy
Answer: B. Equal to his enemy
6. A man who forgives becomes
A. weak
B. superior
C. cowardly
D. foolish
Answer: B. Superior
7. According to Bacon, forgiving is the role of a
A. soldier
B. king
C. prince
D. judge
Answer: C. Prince
8. According to Solomon, it is the glory of a man to
A. take revenge
B. pass by an offence
C. punish enemies
D. defend honour
Answer: B. Pass by an offence
9. Things that are past are
A. reversible
B. changeable
C. gone and irrevocable
D. repairable
Answer: C. Gone and irrevocable
10. Wise men focus on
A. past matters
B. present and future matters
C. revenge
Da. old memories
Answer: B. Present and future matters
11. People who think about past injuries
A. act wisely
B. waste time
C. gain knowledge
D. improve society
Answer: B. Waste time
12. Most people do wrong to gain
A. punishment
B. suffering
C. profit or pleasure
D. justice
Answer: C. Profit or pleasure
13. Bacon says people love
A. others more
B. themselves more
C. justice more
D. truth more
Answer: B. Themselves more
14. A person doing wrong out of ill nature is compared to a
A. snake
B. lion
C. thorn or briar
D. wolf
Answer: C. Thorn or briar
15. A thorn pricks because
A. it hates people
B. it is poisonous
C. it can do no other
D. it is angry
Answer: C. It can do no other
16. The most tolerable revenge is for wrongs
A. punished by law
B. ignored by society
C. without legal remedy
D. against strangers
Answer: C. Without legal remedy
17. Bacon warns revenge must not
A. anger friends
B. violate the law
C. hurt feelings
D. destroy honour
Answer: B. Violate the law
18. If revenge is punishable by law
A. justice wins
B. enemy gains advantage
C. revenge succeeds
D. society improves
Answer: B. Enemy gains advantage
19. Some people want their enemy to know the source of revenge because
A. they are generous
B. they are proud
C. they are foolish
D. they are angry
Answer: A. They are generous
20. Their pleasure is mainly in
A. hurting the enemy
B. making the enemy repent
C. gaining wealth
D. public fame
Answer: B. Making the enemy repent
21. Secret revenge is compared to
A. a silent sword
B. an arrow flying in the dark
C. a broken spear
D. hidden fire
Answer: B. An arrow flying in the dark
22. Bacon calls such secret revengers
A. heroes
B. warriors
C. base and crafty cowards
D. wise men
Answer: C. Base and crafty cowards
23. Cosmus was the
A. King of France
B. Duke of Florence
C. Emperor of Rome
D. Prince of Spain
Answer: B. Duke of Florence
24. Cosmus spoke about wrongs committed by
A. enemies
B. strangers
C. friends
D. soldiers
Answer: C. Friends
25. According to Cosmus, we are commanded to forgive
A. enemies
B. strangers
C. friends
D. kings
Answer: C. Friends
26. The better spirit mentioned by Bacon is that of
A. Moses
B. David
C. Job
D. Abraham
Answer: C. Job
27. According to Job, we should accept
A. only good
B. only evil
C. both good and evil
D. neither good nor evil
Answer: C. Both good and evil
28. A man who studies revenge
A. heals quickly
B. keeps wounds fresh
C. becomes peaceful
D. becomes wise
Answer: B. Keeps wounds fresh
29. Without revenge wounds would
A. worsen
B. remain open
C. heal naturally
D. disappear slowly
Answer: C. Heal naturally
30. Public revenge is often
A. unfortunate
B. fortunate
C. useless
D. cruel
Answer: B. Fortunate
31. Bacon mentions revenge for the death of
A. Nero
B. Caesar
C. Augustus
D. Constantine
Answer: B. Caesar
32. Another example mentioned is the death of
A. Alexander
B. Pertinax
C. Julius
D. Trajan
Answer: B. Pertinax
33. Bacon also refers to the death of
A. Henry II of France
B. Henry III of France
C. Henry IV of England
D. Louis XIV
Answer: B. Henry III of France
34. Private revenge is usually
A. fortunate
B. glorious
C. unfortunate
D. honourable
Answer: C. Unfortunate
35. Vindictive persons live like
A. kings
B. warriors
C. witches
D. priests
Answer: C. Witches
36. Witches are described as
A. wise
B. mischievous
C. kind
D. generous
Answer: B. Mischievous
37. According to Bacon, witches end
A. happily
B. peacefully
C. unfortunately
D. gloriously
Answer: C. Unfortunately
38. Bacon mainly discourages
A. forgiveness
B. revenge
C. justice
D. honour
Answer: B. Revenge
39. The tone of the essay is
A. humorous
B. philosophical
C. dramatic
D. emotional
Answer: B. Philosophical
40. The essay belongs to the works of
A. Shakespeare
B. Milton
C. Francis Bacon
D. Chaucer
Answer: C. Francis Bacon
41. “Wild justice” means
A. lawful justice
B. revenge outside the law
C. divine justice
D. moral justice
Answer: B. Revenge outside the law
42. The essay “On Revenge” was published in
A. 1597
B. 1612
C. 1625
D. 1700
Answer: C. 1625
43. Forgiveness shows
A. weakness
B. fear
C. nobility
D. anger
Answer: C. Nobility
44. Bacon advises people to focus on
A. past mistakes
B. future revenge
C. present and future
D. enemies
Answer: C. Present and future
45. Revenge mainly satisfies
A. wisdom
B. anger
C. justice
D. society
Answer: B. Anger
46. Bacon’s essays belong to
A. Renaissance literature
B. Romantic literature
C. Victorian literature
D. Modern literature
Answer: A. Renaissance literature
47. Bacon suggests revenge makes a person
A. peaceful
B. unhappy
C. successful
D. powerful
Answer: B. Unhappy
48. Forgiveness brings
A. superiority
B. weakness
C. dishonour
D. anger
Answer: A. Superiority
49. The central theme of the essay is
A. honour
B. revenge and forgiveness
C. friendship
D. politics
Answer: B. Revenge and forgiveness
50. The best response to injury according to Bacon is
A. revenge
B. anger
C. forgiveness
D. punishment
Answer: C. Forgiveness