1. 

Identify the author with the story

List I	List II
a) Susannah Hickling	1) The Face of Judas Iscariot
b) Rex Coker	2) The Piano
c) Bonnie Chamberlin	3) Swept Away
d) Rob Reilly	4) A Close Encounter

2. 

Match the name of the authors in Column A with their work in Column B and select the correct answer from the code:

Column A	Column B
a) Oscar Wilde	1) The Refugee
b) O' Henry	2) The Open Window
c) Pearl S. Buck	3) The Selfish Giant
d) Saki	4) The Last Leaf

3. 

When you pay he said you transcend your body and become a part of the cosmos, which knows no division of wealth, age, caste and creed.
Identify the speaker

4. 

Choose the correct meaning of the words under Column B and select the code containing the answer:

Column A	Column B
a) rumour	1) hit
b) pelted	2) false story
c) regime	3) flattering
d) oily	4) rule

5. 

Kesavan Nair said he would never perpetrate that adharma. Kutty Mappila who was listening to it all, said, half soliloquising...
The word soliloquising means

6. 

And in his mantle muffling up his face.
Here the word mantle indicates

7. 

But must I confess how I liked him, How glad I was he had come like a guest in quiet, to drink at my water trough.
The above lines are from the poem

8. 

Match the characters under Column A with the relevant titles under Column B and select the correct code:

Column A	Column B
a) Laxmi	1) The Helping Hand
b) Gunga Ram	2) To The Land of Snow
c) Kesavan Nair	3) The Mark of Vishnu
d) Lady Anstey	4) The Farmer

9. 

Match the titles of the poems under Column A with the relevant poets under Column B and select the correct code:

Column A	Column B
a) Migrant Bird	1) Stephen Vincent Benet
b) Be The Best	2) Famida Y. Basheer
c) The Flying Wonder	3) John Masefield
d) Laugh and be Merry	4) Douglas Malloch

10. 

Find out the odd pair from those given below