BUSINESS STUDIES CASE STUDIES

1. The paper-seeming boy with rat’s eyes means the boy is ......  A. sly and secretive B. thin, hungry and weak C.  unpleasant looking D. all of the above 2. The phrase ‘sour cream’ symbolises ……in the poem  A. distasteful cream B. stale cream C. rotten cream D. Colour of the walls 3. Two images used to explain the plight of the slum children are  A. gold sands, green fields B. Shakespeare’s head, dome C. foggy slums and bottle bits on stones D. belled, flowery 4. Which poetic device is used in the phrase ‘like rootless weeds’ in the poem  A. Metaphor B. Irony C. Oxymoron D. Simile 5. The lives of these children ‘slyly turn’.......  A. in the school B. in their cramped holes C. towards the windows D. towards the sun 6. People in authority can help these children by A. fighting with the Government B. fighting with the politician C. bridging gaps of inequality and injustice D. being a bridge between the children and the rich 7. The expression 'Break O break o...

1. According to the poet, a thing of beauty is  A.never joyful B.create sadness C.horrible to look at D.a joy forever 2. ‘Cooling Covert’ means  A. cool shelter B. cooling effect of A.C C. a cold place D. cold season 3. A thing of beauty keeps us  A. healthy and peaceful B. rejuvenated C. refreshing D. all of the above 4. Every morning we are  A. passing into nothingness B. searching for a quiet bower C. wreathing a flowery band D. thinking of darkened ways 5. What moves away the pall from our lives?  A. strong bonds B. some shape of beauty C. strong friendships D. sprouting shady boon 6. What does 'quiet breathing' imply?  A. sense of peace and serenity B. sense of aggressivenessc C. sense of restlessness D. sense of disappointment 7. The sun, moon, trees old and young are the things that  A. remove the sadness from our lives B. depress us C. make us think of dark spirits D. make everyone laugh 8. Everlasting impression of beauty is preserved in A. lo...