The document contains 29 multiple choice questions about a poem titled "A Thing of Beauty". The questions assess the reader's understanding of details, themes, and metaphors within the poem. They cover topics like the poet's description of beauty, references to nature, and symbolic meanings. The answers provided indicate the poem conveys that beauty brings eternal joy and lifts gloom, as seen in natural elements like flowers, trees, and streams.
The document contains 29 multiple choice questions about a poem titled "A Thing of Beauty". The questions assess the reader's understanding of details, themes, and metaphors within the poem. They cover topics like the poet's description of beauty, references to nature, and symbolic meanings. The answers provided indicate the poem conveys that beauty brings eternal joy and lifts gloom, as seen in natural elements like flowers, trees, and streams.
The document contains 29 multiple choice questions about a poem titled "A Thing of Beauty". The questions assess the reader's understanding of details, themes, and metaphors within the poem. They cover topics like the poet's description of beauty, references to nature, and symbolic meanings. The answers provided indicate the poem conveys that beauty brings eternal joy and lifts gloom, as seen in natural elements like flowers, trees, and streams.
The document contains 29 multiple choice questions about a poem titled "A Thing of Beauty". The questions assess the reader's understanding of details, themes, and metaphors within the poem. They cover topics like the poet's description of beauty, references to nature, and symbolic meanings. The answers provided indicate the poem conveys that beauty brings eternal joy and lifts gloom, as seen in natural elements like flowers, trees, and streams.
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A Thing of Beauty
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS
1. According to the poet, a thing of beauty is (a) never joyful (b) creates sadness (c) a joy forever (d) horrible to look at 2. The beauty of lovely things (a) increases (b) decreases (c) gets divided (d) always is short-lived 3. Beautiful things never ‘pass into nothingness’ means that they (a) never increase (b) never fade away (c) always bring unhappiness (d) create unpleasantness between friends 4. Will keep a bower quiet for us’ means (a) will give us peace and calm (b) will stop unpleasant sounds (c) will make our beds fit to sleep (d) reduce noise pollution 5. ‘Full of sweet dreams’ means (a) pleasant and peaceful sleep (b) disturbed sleep (c) nightmares (d) wishes coming true 6. According to the poet, a thing of beauty keeps us (a) angry (b) naughty (c) healthy and peaceful (d) depressed 7. Every morning, we all are (a) brushing our teeth (b) having breakfast (c) wreathing a flowery band (d) getting ready to go to work 8. The flowery band, according to the poet helps to (a) bind us to the earth (b) make us look beautiful (c) give a present of flowers to friends (d) to make a band covered with flowers 9. ‘Spite of despondency’ refers to (a) sadness and depression (b) health and well- being (c) suffering and pain (d) hatred and greed 10. ‘inhuman dearth’ according to the poet, is a reference to (a) lack or shortage of beauty (b) lack of energy (c) lack or shortage of human beings with good values (d) lack of resources 11. ‘Of all the unhealthy’ means (a) ill-health (b) pain (c) neglect (d) suffering 12. What moves the ‘pall from our lives’? (a) some strong winds (b) strong bonds (c) strong friendships (d) some shape of beauty 13. From our dark spirits’ is a reference to (a) our dampened and demoralized spirits (b) dark coloured ghosts (c) unhappy moments (d) the happy side of our personality 14. The sun, moon, trees old and young are the things that (a) depress us (b) remove the pall of gloom from our lives (c) make us laugh (d) give us oxygen 15. What is ‘sprout a shady boon for sheep’? (a) human beings (b) creepers (c) trees new and young (d) trees old and young 16. Daffodils are (a) yellow coloured flowers (b) red fruit of a tree (c) name of a bird (d) name of an insect 17. ‘Sheep’ could also be a reference to (a) mountainous animals (b) human beings (c) harmless creatures (d) animals of prey 18. By ‘green world they live in’ means (a) daffodils’ green surroundings (b) greenhouse effect (c) green walls of the house (d) green forests 19. ‘Clear rills’ are the (a) clean windows (b) streams of clear water (c) clear thoughts (d) clear solutions 20. ‘Cooling covert’ means (a) cool shelter of thickets (b) cooling effect of A.C (c) a cold drink (d) cooling clothes 21. What makes for itself a cooling covert against the hot season? (a) the sheep (b) the daffodils (c) the dogs (d) the clear rills 22. The thick bushes in the mid-forest have abundant growth of (a) watermelons (b) muskmelons (c) musk roses (d) musk shells 23. The poet talks about ‘grandeur’. Whose grandeur is he talking about? (a) dooms of mighty dead (b) tombs of our ancestors (c) grand palaces (d) grand towers 24. ‘Mighty dead’ refers to (a) great royal ancestors (b) big dead animals (c) broken buildings (d) grand canals and rivers 25. What are the things that are read or heard by us? (a) plays and classical music (b) novels and songs (c) lovely tales (d) poetry and western music 26. The ‘endless fountain’ is an image created by the poet to (a) denote the everlasting joy given by beautiful objects (b) the continuous flow of water (c) fountain of blood (d) clear waterfall 27. ‘Immortal drink’ of the endless fountain is a reference to (a) the continuous flow of sacred or holy water (b) water of Ganges (c) water from the Yamuna (d) water from the tap 28. The ‘immortal drink’ pours on (a) human beings (b) animals (c) insects (d) birds 29. The ‘endless fountain’ gets its immortal drink from (a) the river banks (b) the tap (c) the waterfall (d) heaven’s brink ANSWERS 1.(c) a joy forever 2. (a) increases 3.(b) never fade away 4. (a) will give us peace and calm 5.(a) pleasant and peaceful sleep 6. (c) healthy and peaceful 7.(c) wreathing a flowery band 8. (a) bind us to the earth 9.(a) sadness and depression 10.(c) lack or shortage of human beings with good values 11.(a) ill-health 12. (d) some shape of beauty 13. (a) our dampened and demoralized spirits 14.(b) remove the pall of gloom from our lives 15.(d) trees old and young 16. (a) yellow coloured flowers 17.(b) human beings 18. (a) daffodils’ green surroundings 19. (b) streams of clear water 20. (a) cool shelter of thickets 21.(d) the clear rills 22. (c) musk roses 23. (a) dooms of mighty dead 24. (a) great royal ancestors 25.(c) lovely tales 26. (a) denote the everlasting joy given by beautiful objects 27. (a) continuous flow of sacred or holy water 28. (a) human beings 29. (d) heaven’s brink