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A. notorious
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B. unknown
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C. unpopular
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D. renowned
Explanation
Lucid (صاف، واضح، روشن)
Unknown (نامعلوم، انجانا)
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A. None of these
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B. Allegory
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C. Truth
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D. sense
Explanation
Allegory
تمثیل
Fable
افسانہ
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A. Imaginary
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B. Highly
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C. None of these
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D. The first prize
Explanation
- Imaginary means something that exists only in the mind, which is incorrect in this context.
- The correct word should be "Imaginative", which refers to creativity in writing.
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A. None of these
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B. Magazine
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C. Serial
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D. Journal
Explanation
- The word "magazine" originally meant "storehouse" in Arabic ("makhzan").
- It later came to refer to a periodical publication containing various articles, stories, and illustrations.
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A. Mr. Chippsing
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B. Chippy
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C. Chippy
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D. Chippery
Explanation
The nickname given to Mr. Chipping by his students is Mr. Chips.
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A. Despite of
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B. Despite
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C. Although
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D. None of these
Explanation
Dickens was a great writer despite his tearful plots.
ڈکنز اپنے آنسو پلاٹوں کے باوجود ایک عظیم مصنف تھے۔
"Despite" means "in spite of."
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A. player
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B. None
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C. righter
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D. Playwright
Explanation
Playwright
ڈرامہ نگار
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A. Illusions
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B. Elusions
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C. Allusions
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D. Ollusions
Explanation
An indirect reference to something else, often a historical event, work of art, or myth.
In poetry, allusions add depth and meaning by connecting the poem to something outside itself.
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A. William Wordsworth
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B. Einstein
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C. None of these
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D. Anatoly
Explanation
William Wordsworth said, "Child is the father of man" in his 1802 poem, "My Heart Leaps Up".
This is an idiom that means a person's adult behavior is shaped by their childhood habits, experiences, and influences.
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A. Jacobean age
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B. Victorian age
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C. Restoration age
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D. None of these
Explanation
- Metaphysical poetry emerged during the Jacobean age (1603–1625), with John Donne as its leading figure.
- It is characterized by intellectual depth, complex metaphors (conceits), and philosophical themes.
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