11th English A Tail of Two Cites Poem Synonyms Quiz

This post contains 1st Year English A Tail of Two Cities Poem Synonyms Quiz for Class 11 Students. This is the 13th Poem taken from the 11th Class English Syllabus and written by John Peter. I have taken these A Tail of Two Cities Poem Synonyms Quiz from kips notes. Students should also visit 1st Year English Book 3 notes for all plays and poems notes and this post for all short stories notes.

1st Year English Poem 14 A Tale of Two Cities by John Peter Synonyms Quiz

The Japanese were scarred in the storms of shrills of arms.

(A) injured
(B) funny
(C)afraid
(D) ridiculous
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The Japanese were scarred in the storms of shrills of arms.

(A) joys
(B) chirp
(C) murmur
(D) blasts
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There were shrills of arms.

(A) weapons
(B) support
(C) limbs
(D) shoulders
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The Americans in their wild furies destroyed Japan.

(A) fun
(B) rage
(C) delight
(D) attack
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The Japanese were woeful.

(A) great
(B) joyous
(C) joyful
(D) sad
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All the grills were wasteful.

(A) ruined
(B) sound
(C) safe
(D) healthy
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All the grills were wasteful.

(A) children
(B) girls
(C) men
(D) broilers
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There was none to share the moans of the Japanese.

(A) relieve
(B) mock
(C) hoot
(D) enjoy
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There was none to share the moans of the Japanese.

(A) progress
(B) songs
(C) tunes
(D) sighs
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There was no one to lessen the groans of the Japanese.

(A) increase
(B) enhance
(C) decrease
(D) multiply
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All the flavours were smashed.

(A) woes
(B) flaws
(C) fevers
(D) tastes
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All the Japanese passed through the grind.

(A) destruction
(B) victory
(C) success
(D) greatness
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The explosion took the lives of the two glories.

(A) tsunami
(B) storm
(C) attack
(D) blast
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The explosion took the lives of the two glories.

(A) majestic cities
(B) low cities
(C) ugly cities
(D) backward cities

The Second World War was a deadly fight.

(A) light
(B) fatal
(C) little
(D)  small
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The Japanese bore the pains of the black day.

(A) panes
(B) wisdom
(C) glasses
(D) agony
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The Japanese bore the pains of the black day.

(A) gloomy
(B) broad
(C) bright
(D) sunny
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“Ashes are not merely the waste….”

(A) fully
(B) absolutely
(C) just
(D) thoroughly
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“Ashes are not merely the waste….”

(A) advent
(B) sequence
(C) extravagance
(D) trash
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The flower, flavours all smashed.

(A) constructed
(B) planned
(C) built
(D) destroyed
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Relevant Notes

1. A Tail of Two Cities Poem Short Questions
2. A Tail of Two Cities Poem Explanation
3. English Notes for Class 11
4. Chemistry Notes for Class 11