Bachelor of Arts (English) Semester – 2
Course Category: VAC
Paper Title - Environmental Studies & Awareness
Unit: 1
a) Human society only
b) Nature and human interaction
c) Technology only
d) History only
Answer: b) Nature and human interaction
a) Literature and economy
b) Literature and the environment
c) Science only
d) Politics only
Answer: b) Literature and the environment
a) Technology
b) Environment and ecology
c) Sports
d) Politics
Answer: b) Environment and ecology
a) The difference between cities and villages
b) The distinction between human culture and nature
c) Plants and animals only
d) Science and arts
Answer: b) The distinction between human culture and nature
a) How literature reflects the environment
b) Only human history
c) Only political issues
d) Sports events
Answer: a) How literature reflects the environment
a) Protect nature
b) Ignore nature
c) Destroy forests
d) Waste resources
Answer: a) Protect nature
a) Awareness about environmental issues
b) Pollution
c) Deforestation
d) Ignorance
Answer: a) Awareness about environmental issues
a) Human beliefs, traditions, and societies
b) Rivers and mountains
c) Animals and plants
d) Weather patterns
Answer: a) Human beliefs, traditions, and societies
a) Human-made objects
b) The physical environment and non-human world
c) Technology only
d) Cities and towns
Answer: b) The physical environment and non-human world
a) How literature treats environment and nature
b) Political debates
c) Economic policies only
d) Sports history
Answer: a) How literature treats environment and nature
a) Sustainable living
b) Industrial pollution
c) Urban expansion only
d) Ignorance of nature
Answer: a) Sustainable living
a) Ancient times
b) Modern literature studies
c) Sports science
d) Engineering studies
Answer: b) Modern literature studies
a) Forests and rivers in literature
b) Stock markets
c) Political elections
d) Architecture alone
Answer: a) Forests and rivers in literature
a) Environmental awareness through literature
b) Building cities
c) Making cars
d) Studying human conflicts only
Answer: a) Environmental awareness through literature
a) Human dominance over nature
b) Nature dominating humans
c) Cities versus villages
d) Schools versus parks
Answer: a) Human dominance over nature
a) Reduce pollution
b) Waste resources
c) Cut trees unnecessarily
d) Ignore environmental issues
Answer: a) Reduce pollution
a) How novels describe mountains and rivers
b) Sports results
c) Political speeches
d) Stock prices
Answer: a) How novels describe mountains and rivers
a) Protecting the environment
b) Ignoring the environment
c) Only culture
d) Only sports
Answer: a) Protecting the environment
a) Literature and environmental science
b) Only science
c) Only economics
d) Only history
Answer: a) Literature and environmental science
a) Stories showing humans vs. wilderness
b) Stock market reports
c) Computer coding only
d) Sports analysis
Answer: a) Stories showing humans vs. wilderness
a) Think about environmental issues
b) Ignore nature
c) Only focus on politics
d) Avoid reading literature
Answer: a) Think about environmental issues
a) Saving resources
b) Increasing pollution
c) Destroying forests
d) Ignoring environmental rules
Answer: a) Saving resources
a) They teach us how humans affect nature
b) They teach us sports
c) They teach us only history
d) They focus on politics only
Answer: a) They teach us how humans affect nature
a) Representation of nature in books and films
b) Stock prices
c) Sports scores
d) Cooking recipes
Answer: a) Representation of nature in books and films
a) Increased awareness about protecting the environment
b) More pollution
c) Less greenery
d) Ignoring nature
Answer: a) Increased awareness about protecting the environment
Unit: 2
a) Dilip Chitre
b) William Blake
c) Gieve Patel
d) Rabindranath Tagore
Answer: c) Gieve Patel
a) Gieve Patel
b) Dilip Chitre
c) William Blake
d) Robert Frost
Answer: b) Dilip Chitre
a) William Wordsworth
b) William Blake
c) John Keats
d) Robert Browning
Answer: b) William Blake
a) Planting trees
b) Cutting and destroying a tree
c) Growing flowers
d) City life
Answer: b) Cutting and destroying a tree
a) Planting banyan trees
b) The cutting down of a banyan tree
c) Flowers and gardens
d) Animals in the forest
Answer: b) The cutting down of a banyan tree
a) The beauty of the city
b) The suffering and misery of people
c) Rivers and mountains
d) Animals in London
Answer: b) The suffering and misery of people
a) Cutting a tree is easy
b) Killing a tree is difficult
c) Trees grow quickly
d) Trees are useless
Answer: b) Killing a tree is difficult
a) The beauty of nature
b) Human destruction of trees
c) Planting forests
d) Rain and rivers
Answer: b) Human destruction of trees
a) 17th century
b) 18th century
c) 19th century
d) 20th century
Answer: b) 18th century
a) The branches and leaves
b) The fruits
c) The flowers
d) The seeds
Answer: a) The branches and leaves
a) Small and young
b) Strong and spreading
c) Useless
d) Dead
Answer: b) Strong and spreading
a) Rich people
b) Poor and oppressed people
c) Kings and queens
d) Soldiers only
Answer: b) Poor and oppressed people
a) Nature and human violence
b) Planting gardens
c) Growing fruits
d) Flowers
Answer: a) Nature and human violence
a) Happy about cutting the tree
b) Sad about the destruction of nature
c) Indifferent
d) Angry at animals
Answer: b) Sad about the destruction of nature
a) Pollution only
b) Poverty, inequality, and oppression
c) Nature
d) Education
Answer: b) Poverty, inequality, and oppression
a) Trees are weak
b) Human cruelty to nature
c) Flowers and beauty
d) Rivers and forests
Answer: b) Human cruelty to nature
a) Sadness and destruction
b) Happiness
c) Celebration
d) Growth
Answer: a) Sadness and destruction
a) Streets are free for everyone
b) Streets are controlled and restricted
c) Streets are natural
d) Streets are empty
Answer: b) Streets are controlled and restricted
a) A tree grows fast
b) Killing a tree is a slow process
c) Cutting leaves kills it instantly
d) Trees die easily
Answer: b) Killing a tree is a slow process
a) Strength and shelter
b) Weakness
c) Danger
d) Flowers only
Answer: a) Strength and shelter
a) Happiness and joy
b) Misery, disease, and poverty
c) Nature’s beauty
d) Festivals
Answer: b) Misery, disease, and poverty
a) A human being
b) A flower
c) A river
d) A mountain
Answer: a) A human being
a) Respect for trees and nature
b) Planting flowers only
c) Cutting forests is fun
d) Ignoring trees
Answer: a) Respect for trees and nature
a) Joy and celebration
b) Protest and social criticism
c) Nature
d) Adventure
Answer: b) Protest and social criticism
a) Human violence against nature
b) Festivals
c) Birds and animals
d) Love stories
Answer: a) Human violence against nature