test 2
Questions from of studies
“Studies serve for delight, for ______, and for ability.”
A) wisdom
B) ornament
C) memory
D) speech
Ans: B) ornament
The chief use for delight is in ______.
A) business
B) retirement
C) discourse
D) writing
Ans: B) retirement
Studies serve for ornament in ______.
A) speech
B) discourse
C) action
D) memory
Ans: B) discourse
Studies serve for ability in the ______ of business.
A) making
B) judgement
C) talking
D) learning
Ans: B) judgement
To spend too much time in studies is ______.
A) wisdom
B) sloth
C) pride
D) talent
Ans: B) sloth
Reading maketh a ______ man.
A) wise
B) full
C) ready
D) exact
Ans: B) full
Conference maketh a ______ man.
A) ready
B) full
C) exact
D) proud
Ans: A) ready
Writing maketh an ______ man.
A) active
B) exact
C) able
D) honest
Ans: B) exact
Some books are to be ______.
A) swallowed
B) tasted
C) memorized
D) ignored
Ans: B) tasted
Some books are to be swallowed, and some few to be ______.
A) repeated
B) written
C) chewed
D) judged
Ans: C) chewed
Histories make men ______.
A) witty
B) wise
C) moral
D) grave
Ans: B) wise
Poets make men ______.
A) grave
B) witty
C) subtle
D) bold
Ans: B) witty
Mathematics makes men ______.
A) subtle
B) deep
C) exact
D) strong
Ans: A) subtle
Natural philosophy makes men ______.
A) witty
B) deep
C) wise
D) able
Ans: B) deep
Moral philosophy makes men ______.
A) grave
B) ready
C) wise
D) exact
Ans: A) grave
Logic and rhetoric make men able to ______.
A) read
B) contend
C) judge
D) write
Ans: B) contend
Crafty men ______ studies.
A) admire
B) condemn
C) use
D) praise
Ans: B) condemn
Simple men ______ studies.
A) condemn
B) use
C) admire
D) forget
Ans: C) admire
Wise men use studies for ______.
A) pleasure
B) show
C) judgment
D) memory
Ans: C) judgment
Studies perfect ______.
A) talent
B) nature
C) speech
D) writing
Ans: B) nature
Of revenge
“Revenge is a kind of ______ justice.”
A) pure
B) wild
C) legal
D) moral
Ans: B) wild
The first wrong only offends the ______.
A) king
B) judge
C) law
D) enemy
Ans: C) law
In taking revenge, a man is but even with his ______.
A) friend
B) enemy
C) brother
D) ruler
Ans: B) enemy
In passing over revenge, a man is ______.
A) weak
B) foolish
C) superior
D) cruel
Ans: C) superior
It is a prince’s part to ______.
A) punish
B) pardon
C) fight
D) rule
Ans: B) pardon
Wise men deal with things ______ and to come.
A) past
B) present
C) hidden
D) secret
Ans: B) present
Men do wrong for profit, pleasure, or ______.
A) revenge
B) sorrow
C) honor
D) pride
Ans: C) honor
The most tolerable sort of revenge is for wrongs with no ______ remedy.
A) royal
B) legal
C) quick
D) simple
Ans: B) legal
Base and crafty cowards are like the ______ that flieth in the dark.
A) sword
B) spear
C) arrow
D) bullet
Ans: C) arrow
The delight in revenge is making the party ______.
A) suffer
B) repent
C) cry
D) fear
Ans: B) repent
Bacon compares ill-natured men to thorn or ______.
A) flower
B) briar
C) grass
D) tree
Ans: B) briar
The glory of a man is to pass by an ______.
A) offence
B) enemy
C) insult
D) law
Ans: A) offence
Only questions
Sure — here are the “Of Studies” one-word MCQ questions with options only (no answers) from the book lines.
Of Studies – One Word MCQ Questions (Options Only)
“Studies serve for delight, for ______, and for ability.”
A) wisdom
B) ornament
C) memory
D) speech
The chief use for delight is in ______.
A) business
B) retirement
C) discourse
D) writing
Studies serve for ornament in ______.
A) speech
B) discourse
C) action
D) memory
Studies serve for ability in the ______ of business.
A) making
B) judgement
C) talking
D) learning
To spend too much time in studies is ______.
A) wisdom
B) sloth
C) pride
D) talent
Reading maketh a ______ man.
A) wise
B) full
C) ready
D) exact
Conference maketh a ______ man.
A) ready
B) full
C) exact
D) proud
Writing maketh an ______ man.
A) active
B) exact
C) able
D) honest
Some books are to be ______.
A) swallowed
B) tasted
C) memorized
D) ignored
Some books are to be swallowed, and some few to be ______.
A) repeated
B) written
C) chewed
D) judged
Histories make men ______.
A) witty
B) wise
C) moral
D) grave
Poets make men ______.
A) grave
B) witty
C) subtle
D) bold
Mathematics makes men ______.
A) subtle
B) deep
C) exact
D) strong
Natural philosophy makes men ______.
A) witty
B) deep
C) wise
D) able
Moral philosophy makes men ______.
A) grave
B) ready
C) wise
D) exact
Logic and rhetoric make men able to ______.
A) read
B) contend
C) judge
D) write
Crafty men ______ studies.
A) admire
B) condemn
C) use
D) praise
Simple men ______ studies.
A) condemn
B) use
C) admire
D) forget
Wise men use studies for ______.
A) pleasure
B) show
C) judgment
D) memory
Studies perfect ______.
A) talent
B) nature
C) speech
D) writing
“Revenge is a kind of ______ justice.”
A) pure
B) wild
C) legal
D) moral
The first wrong only offends the ______.
A) king
B) judge
C) law
D) enemy
In taking revenge, a man is but even with his ______.
A) friend
B) enemy
C) brother
D) ruler
In passing over revenge, a man is ______.
A) weak
B) foolish
C) superior
D) cruel
It is a prince’s part to ______.
A) punish
B) pardon
C) fight
D) rule
Wise men deal with things ______ and to come.
A) past
B) present
C) hidden
D) secret
Men do wrong for profit, pleasure, or ______.
A) revenge
B) sorrow
C) honour
D) pride
The most tolerable sort of revenge is for wrongs with no ______ remedy.
A) royal
B) legal
C) quick
D) simple
Base and crafty cowards are like the ______ that flieth in the dark.
A) sword
B) spear
C) arrow
D) bullet
The delight in revenge is making the party ______.
A) suffer
B) repent
C) cry
D) fear
Bacon compares ill-natured men to thorn or ______.
A) flower
B) briar
C) grass
D) tree
“Dream Children: A Reverie” is written by ______.
A) William Hazlitt
B) Charles Lamb
C) Francis Bacon
D) Addison
Ans: B) Charles Lamb
The essay belongs to the collection ______.
A) Essays of Elia
B) The Spectator
C) Table Talk
D) Biographia Literaria
Ans: A) Essays of Elia
The names of the dream children are ______.
A) Alice and John
B) John and Mary
C) Field and Alice
D) Henry and Dora
Ans: A) Alice and John
Grandmother Field lived in a large ______.
A) palace
B) church
C) mansion
D) cottage
Ans: C) mansion
Grandmother Field was known for her ______.
A) cruelty
B) piety
C) anger
D) pride
Ans: B) piety
John L. was Lamb’s ______.
A) cousin
B) uncle
C) brother
D) friend
Ans: C) brother
The children listened with ______ attention.
A) careless
B) divided
C) eager
D) fearful
Ans: C) eager
Alice refers to Lamb’s lost ______.
A) mother
B) sister
C) love
D) daughter
Ans: C) love
At the end, the children slowly begin to ______.
A) laugh
B) disappear
C) sleep
D) cry
Ans: B) disappear
The essay ends with the revelation that the children are only a ______.
A) memory
B) truth
C) dream
D) story
Ans: C) dream
The central theme of the essay is ______.
A) war
B) ambition
C) nostalgia and loss
D) humor
Ans: C) nostalgia and loss
“Faithful Bridget” refers to Lamb’s ______.
A) wife
B) sister Mary
C) daughter
D) aunt
Ans: B) sister Mary
“Children love to listen to stories about their ______.”
A) school
B) elders
C) books
D) games
Ans: B) elders
Grandmother Field lived in a great house in ______.
A) London
B) Norfolk
C) Paris
D) Dover
Ans: B) Norfolk
The story of the children in the wood was carved on the ______.
A) wall
B) door
C) chimney-piece
D) window
Ans: C) chimney-piece
Grandmother Field was loved for her great ______.
A) beauty
B) piety
C) pride
D) wealth
Ans: B) piety
John L. was Lamb’s elder ______.
A) cousin
B) friend
C) brother
D) uncle
Ans: C) brother
Alice looked up with her bright ______.
A) smile
B) hair
C) eyes
D) face
Ans: C) eyes
Lamb loved Alice W—n for ______ years.
A) five
B) seven
C) ten
D) twelve
Ans: B) seven
The children gradually began to ______.
A) sleep
B) laugh
C) fade away
D) cry
Ans: C) fade away
“We are not of Alice, nor of thee, nor are we children at all. The children of Alice call ______ father.”
A) Bartrum
B) John
C) Field
D) Elia
Ans: A) Bartrum
At the end, Lamb awoke from his ______.
A) sorrow
B) reverie
C) memory
D) study
Ans: B) reverie
“When suddenly turning to Alice, the soul of the first Alice looked out at her eyes with such a reality of ______.”
A) dream
B) representment
C) fear
D) memory
Ans: B) representment
