Abraham Lincoln MCQS
Abraham Lincoln MCQS
Abraham Lincoln MCQS
1. Briefly comment on the striking characteristics of Abraham Lincoln, which made him an
everlasting hero.
2. Mention the chief issues and causes of the American Civil War. How were they tackled by
Lincoln?
3. Write a note on Abraham Lincoln’s role in the Abolition of Slavery.
4. Describe Lincoln’s relationship with the members of his cabinet.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN (PLAY)
MCQS
1. The Abraham Lincoln covers the event of Lincoln’s life from his presidential election to:
A. His son’s death B. His assassination
C. The end of the civil war D. The attack on fort Sumter
7. If I ever get a chance to hit the thing, I’ll hit it hard.” These words are spoken by:
A. Mrs. Otherly B. William Seward C. Mr. Lincoln D. John Brown
12. Lincoln was elected the president of the United States for the second time in
A. 1856 B. 1862 C. 1865 D. 1861
18. Name the two American states in conflicts with each other in the beginning:
A. Western, Northern B. Eastern, Western C. Eastern, Southern D. Southern, Northern
19. Lincoln was elected a member from Illinois state in the congress in A.D:
A. 1865 B. 1862 C. 1861 D. 1846
20. Government of the people, by the people, for the people shall not perish from the earth. These
words are spoken by:
A. Mr. Cuffney B. John Brown C. Simon Cameron D. Abraham Lincoln
21. Abraham Lincoln, a play by John Drinkwater, was first produced in A.D:
A. 1918 B. 1965 C. 1911 D. 1928
22. “Now he belongs to the ages” these words are spoken by:
A. Mrs. Lincoln B. Abraham Lincoln C. Edwin Stanton D. Captain Sone
24. The American Civil War began when Beauregard’s soldiers attacked:
A. Fort Sumter B. Fort Sanden C. White House D. Contour
26. The minister who refused to sign the proclamation of Emancipation and resigned from Lincoln’s
Cabinet was:
A. Salmon Chase B. Burnet Hook C. William Seward D. Caleb Smith
31. A courageous farmer in the state of Kanas who fought against slavery was
A. John Brown B. Mr. Stone C. James Brown D. Frederick Douglass
33. “The world is larger than your heart, Madam.” These words are spoken by
A. Mrs. Blow B. Susan C. Hook D. Lincoln
36. The woman who lost her son in the American Civil War:
A. Mary Lincoln B. Mrs. Goliath Blow C. Mrs. Otherly D. Susan
39. During Lincoln’s first tenure as the President of America, America had been fighting against the
A. British B. French C. German D. American