Rappaccini's Daughter
by Nathanial Hawthorne
Choose the correct option
1- "Rappaccini's Daughter" is written
by ________
a.
Nathanial Hawthorne
b.
Emily Dickinson
c.
Bernard Malamud
d.
none of above
2- Nathaniel Hawthorne was born on ___________
a.
1 Jan 1800
b.
2 March 1802
c.
3 April 1803
d.
4 July 1804
3- Nathaniel Hawthorne was __________
a.
American novelist
b.
dark romantic
c.
short story writer
d.
all of above
4- His works often focus on __________
a.
history
b.
morality
c.
religion
d.
all of above
5- He was born in ___________
a.
Salem, Massachusetts
b.
Turkey
c.
England
d.
South Africa
6- He entered Boston College in ______
a.
1820
b.
1821
c.
1822
d.
1823
7- He Graduated in ______
a.
1824
b.
1825
c.
1830
d.
1834
8- He published his first work in ________
a.
1835
b.
1828
c.
1830
d.
1838
9- His first Novel was ________
a.
Fanshawe
b.
Pride and Prejudice
c.
The Last Day
d.
none of these
10- He married with Sophia Peabody in _________
a.
1839
b.
1840
c.
1841
d.
1842
11- ________ are his notable works
a.
Twice-Told Tales
b.
The Scarlet Letter
c.
The House Of The Seven Gables
d.
all of above
12- The Scarlet Letter published in ________
a.
1840
b.
1845
c.
1850
d.
1855
13- He was at the age of _______
a.
57
b.
58
c.
59
d.
60
14- He died in ________
a.
12 May 1866
b.
19 May 1864
c.
20 May 1863
d.
25 May 1867
15- The "Rappaccini's Daughter" is a
___________
a.
fantasy
b.
fiction
c.
novel
d.
drama
16- In this short story a Scientist only cares
for __________
a.
his daughter
b.
his country
c.
his son
d.
science
17- He is ready to sacrifice everything for
__________
a.
his daughter
b.
his wife
c.
his family
d.
science
18- His selfish attitude put all his ___________
to a wrong direction
a.
family
b.
friends
c.
students
d.
scientific research
19- __________ is a famous scientist
a.
Rappaccini
b.
Giovanni
c.
both a and b
d.
none of these
20- Certain poison infiltrated in his __________
a.
assistant
b.
doctor
c.
wife
d.
daughter
21- _________ falls in love with Rappaccini's
daughter
a.
Giovanni
b.
Baglioni
c.
Assisstant
d.
none of above
22- There was ________ in the middle of the
garden
a.
tree
b.
willow tree
c.
pool
d.
flowers
23- It was said that he made _______ with those
plants
a.
perfume
b.
medicine
c.
flowers
d.
none of above
24- There was bush with _________ flower
a.
rose
b.
purple
c.
yellow
d.
Lilly
25- Flowers set in a __________ in the middle of
the pool
a.
stone jar
b.
mirror jar
c.
china vase
d.
bucket
26- The man taking care of plants was dressed in
_________
a.
black
b.
green
c.
yellow
d.
uniform
27- He examines each plant with great care but
____________
a.
did not touch any of them
b.
they died
c.
did not get any flower
d.
none of above
28- It looked as if he was among ____________
a.
best creature
b.
poisonous creature
c.
worst creature
d.
officers
29- He even avoided the ___________
a.
touching of plants
b.
direct breathing of their smells
c.
growing of plants
d.
growing of flowers
30- Rappaccin's daughter name was
a.
Beatrice
b.
Baglioni
c.
Giovanni
31- Rappaccini asked __________ to take care of
plants
a.
Beatrice
b.
Baglioni
c.
Giovanni
d.
none of these
32- ________ told Giovanni that Rappaccini is
dangerous scientist
a.
Beatrice
b.
Baglioni
c.
Henry
d.
none of these
33- _________ grew poisonous plants in his garden
a.
Baglioni
b.
Beatrice
c.
Rappaccini
d.
Giovanni
34- He knew that ___________ possessed terrible
qualities
a.
Rappaccini
b.
Galileo
c.
Beatrice
d.
Baglioni
35- The regular meetings with Beatrice made
__________ poisonous
a.
Galileo
b.
Rappaccini
c.
Baglioni
d.
Giovanni
36- __________ tried to save Giovanni from
Beatrice but failed
a.
Rappaccini
b.
Baglioni
c.
Galileo
d.
none of these
37- Giovanni's breath killed the __________
a.
Beatrice
b.
plant
c.
insects
d.
all of above
38- _________ had made Giovanni a hateful
creature
a.
Beatrice
b.
Giovanni
c.
Baglioni
d.
Rappaccini
39- Giovanni cursed the deadly science of
__________
a.
Beatrice
b.
Rappaccini
c.
Galileo
d.
Thomas Edison
40- _______ took the medicine and died in no time
a.
Giovanni
b.
Rappaccini
c.
Baglioni
d.
Beatrice
41- ________ gave antidote to Giovanni
a.
Rappaccini
b.
Beatrice
c.
Baglioni
d.
Galileo
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