English NIOS NEW plus two I Welcome to your English NIOS NEW plus two I Total Questions: 50 Name Mobile No: 1. What was the real profession of the astrologer originally? Trader Teacher Farmer Priest None Hint 2. What advice did the astrologer give Guru Nayak? Go to police Return home and never travel south Go south again Start astrology None Hint 3. Who is the author of “An Astrologer’s Day”? Mulk Raj Anand R.K. Narayan Raja Rao Ruskin Bond None Hint 4. The astrologer said Guru Nayak’s enemy died by Hanging Being crushed under a lorry Falling from a cliff Drowning None Hint 5. The astrologer felt peace of mind because He knew Guru Nayak was alive He believed Guru Nayak was dead earlier He earned more money He fooled Guru Nayak None Hint 6. Guru Nayak came to the astrologer mainly to know About his enemy His marriage life His profession His future wealth None Hint 7. The astrologer carried on his business mainly by using? Books of astrology Scientific calculations Palmistry only Guesswork and experience None Hint 8. The astrologer’s wife wanted to buy sweets because It was a festival Their child demanded them They were rich Guests were coming None Hint 9. The astrologer told Guru Nayak that his enemy Had gone abroad Was still alive Was hiding nearby Had died long ago None Hint 10. At what time did the astrologer usually begin his work? Midday Midnight Morning Evening None Hint 11. The astrologer’s customers believed him to be powerful because of his Age Voice Knowledge Appearance None Hint 12. 6. The astrologer realized his danger when Guru Nayak spoke angrily Guru Nayak held his wrist He saw the knife mark The light went off None Hint 13. What made the astrologer’s forehead look impressive? Sweat Oil Sacred ash and vermilion Blood mark None Hint 14. The astrologer felt relieved at the end because He escaped punishment His fear of murder ended Guru Nayak was alive He earned money None Hint 15. Why did the astrologer initially refuse to accept Guru Nayak’s challenge? He was tired He was afraid He had no money He was busy None Hint 16. Where does the astrologer set up his business? Inside Town Hall Near a temple Under a tamarind tree In a market shop None Hint 17. What truth did the astrologer reveal to his wife? He had once tried to kill Guru Nayak He was a trained astrologer He was returning to his village He had killed Guru Nayak None Hint 18. The astrologer warned Guru Nayak not to Travel south again Drink alcohol Meet strangers Gamble None Hint 19. How much money did Guru Nayak finally give the astrologer? Eight annas Twelve and a half annas One rupee Sixteen annas None Hint 20. Guru Nayak challenged the astrologer mainly to Get money Know about his enemy Know his future wealth Test his astrology None Hint 21. The astrologer’s success depended on Divine powers Written predictions Reading human nature Accurate horoscopes None Hint 22. Who provided light for the astrologer’s business at night? Moonlight Candle Groundnut seller’s lamp Street lamp None Hint 23. Why was the Town Hall Road ideal for the astrologer’s work? It had police protection It had many temples It was silent It was always crowded None Hint 24. The astrologer’s trade depended mainly on Guesswork and shrewd observation Horoscope calculation Astrology books Palmistry None Hint 25. What was the name of the man who challenged the astrologer? Ramlal Guru Nayak Bishamber Jimmy Wells None Hint 26. The astrologer advised Guru Nayak to return home because He was poor He was sick He would be arrested His life was in danger None Hint 27. Why did the astrologer leave his native village? To study astrology Fear of being accused of murder To become rich Lack of work None Hint 28. The story mainly highlights the theme of Education and reform Crime and punishment Love and sacrifice Fate and chance None Hint 29. The astrologer’s prediction succeeded because He was trained He knew Guru Nayak personally He used magic He guessed correctly None Hint 30. The astrologer ran away from his village due to Family pressure Fear of punishment Lack of work Poverty None Hint 31. The theme of the story mainly shows Superstition in society Irony of fate Importance of education Power of money None Hint 32. Guru Nayak agreed to pay the astrologer Sixteen annas Twelve annas Eight annas One rupee None Hint 33. Where was Guru Nayak thrown after being stabbed? Well River Roadside Forest None Hint 34. How was Guru Nayak injured in the past? Hit by a stick Shot by gun Burnt in fire Stabbed with a knife None Hint 35. The astrologer closed his shop when Customers left Police arrived The groundnut seller put out his light He felt tired None Hint 36. The astrologer’s confession shows that he was Fearless Ignorant Proud Honest None Hint 37. The astrologer’s appearance was meant to Show his wealth Attract customers Scare people Impress priests None Hint 38. The story ends by revealing that the astrologer was A learned man A criminal in the past A priest A rich trader None Hint 39. The astrologer recognized Guru Nayak mainly by His clothes His voice His face in the light His name None Hint 40. Which object did NOT belong to the astrologer’s professional equipment? Palmyra writing Telescope Cowrie shells Charts None Hint 41. The astrologer’s wife was happy because He came early Customers praised him He brought more money Guru Nayak apologized None Hint 42. Guru Nayak was searching for A lost treasure A job The man who tried to kill him His family None Hint 43. What did the astrologer predict about Guru Nayak’s enemy? He was alive He died four months ago He was in jail He escaped abroad None Hint 44. The astrologer depended mostly on which skill? Mathematical knowledge Religious faith Understanding of human psychology Knowledge of stars None Hint 45. What was the astrologer’s feeling at the end of the story? Fear Anger Happiness Relief None Hint 46. The title “An Astrologer’s Day” is ironic because He predicts correctly He is not a real astrologer He is famous He earns a lot None Hint 47. The astrologer had no formal knowledge of Business Human nature Trade Astrology None Hint 48. Which quality helped the astrologer succeed in his profession? Honesty Insight into human psychology Courage Luck None Hint 49. How much did the astrologer usually charge per question? One rupee One anna Three pies Eight annas None Hint 50. “An Astrologer’s Day” ends with a feeling of Tragedy Mystery Relief and irony Revenge None Hint Time's up Share: admin Previous post Accountancy Nios plus two II January 22, 2026 Next post English NIOS NEW plus two II January 22, 2026
