MCQ Class 12 English Chapter 7 The Interview Flamingo Advertisement MCQ’s For All Chapters – Flamingo Class 12th 1. Who edited The Penguin Book of Interviews?Mukund PadmanabhanDavid LodgeChristopher SilvesterDenis BrianQuestion 1 of 202. Christopher Silvester studied history at which institution?Peterhouse, CambridgeUniversity of BolognaOxford UniversityHarvard UniversityQuestion 2 of 203. For how many years was Christopher Silvester a reporter for Private Eye?Five yearsTen yearsTwenty yearsForty yearsQuestion 3 of 204. According to the passage, the interview has become a commonplace of which field?LiteratureEducationJournalismPhilosophyQuestion 4 of 205. How do some people regard the interview in its highest form?As a source of truthAs a form of entertainmentAs a type of fictionAs a private conversationQuestion 5 of 206. Why do some celebrities despise interviews?They find them too academic.They consider them an unwarranted intrusion into their lives.They believe interviews are too short.They dislike newspaper articles.Question 6 of 207. What did Lewis Carroll have a horror of?Writing booksPublic speakingThe interviewerPhotographyQuestion 7 of 208. What did Lewis Carroll never consent to?Writing fictionGiving lecturesPublishing essaysBeing interviewedQuestion 8 of 209. What was Rudyard Kipling's attitude towards the interviewer?Highly condemnatoryCompletely indifferentVery enthusiasticMildly curiousQuestion 9 of 2010. According to Kipling, refusing an interview was related to what?Professional successPersonal privacyAcademic disciplineLiterary ambitionQuestion 10 of 2011. Whom had Kipling himself interviewed a few years before refusing interviews?H.G.WellsLewis CarrollMark TwainSaul BellowQuestion 11 of 2012. What did H.G.Wells call an interview in 1894?A literary experimentA communication methodA public performanceThe interviewing ordealQuestion 12 of 2013. Whom did H.G.Wells interview many years later?Joseph StalinMark TwainDenis BrianChristopher SilvesterQuestion 13 of 2014. How did Saul Bellow once describe interviews?As open booksAs thumbprints on his windpipeAs windows into societyAs useful conversationsQuestion 14 of 2015. Despite their drawbacks, what does the passage say about interviews?They are difficult to understand.They are mainly entertaining.They are a supremely serviceable medium of communication.They are useful only for celebrities.Question 15 of 2016. According to Denis Brian, how do many important things reach us?Through booksThrough television programmesThrough newspapersThrough one person asking questions of anotherQuestion 16 of 2017. According to Denis Brian, what position does the interviewer hold?A position of unprecedented power and influenceA position of limited authorityA purely academic positionA position without responsibilityQuestion 17 of 2018. Umberto Eco was a professor at which university?Cambridge UniversityUniversity of BolognaOxford UniversityUniversity of RomeQuestion 18 of 2019. Before writing fiction, Eco had acquired a strong reputation as a scholar in which field?AstronomyEconomicsSemioticsGeographyQuestion 19 of 2020. What does semiotics involve?The study of ancient languagesThe study of historyThe study of literature onlyThe study of signsQuestion 20 of 20 Loading...
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