12th English Poetry chapter 9 objective

 12th English Poetry chapter 9 objective

1. In ....... according to the poem 'Snake', black snakes are considered innocent.(A) England (B) Sicily (C) France (D) Italy ans-- B

2. Who is the speaker in the poem 'Snake'?(A) Donne (B) Whitman (C) Keats (D) Lawrence ans-- D

3. "Was it cowardice, that I dared not kill him?" is from- [2020A, 1.A](A) Song of Myself (B) The Soldier (C) Snake (D) Fire-Hymn ans-- C

4. "And stooped and drank a little more" is from- [2020A, 1.Sc](A) Fire-Hymn (B) Song of Myself (C) Snake (D) Ode to Autumn ans-- C

5. D.H. Lawrence has written the poem-(A) My Grandmother's House (B) Snake (C) An Epitaph (D) The Soldier ans-- B

6. A snake appears on a trough of the ......... to sip water.(A) doctor (B) teacher (C) poet (D) none of these ans-- C

1. A .... came to D.H. Lawrence's water trough.(A) snake (B) cow (C) goat (D) catAns-- A

2. The poet had gone to the water trough to drink -(A) tea (B) coffee (C) water (D) milkAns-- C

3. The poet compares the snake to a ....... bird, albatross.(A) river (B) sea (C) pond (D) wellAns-- B

4. The snake seemed like a ....... in exile.(A) saint (B) fakir (C) queen (D) kingAns-- D

5. A ....... is mentioned in the poem 'Snake'.(A) mango tree (B) peepal tree (C) carob tree (D) none of theseAns-- C

6. The speaker had a desire to talk to-(A) cat (B) scorpion (C) snake (D) ratAns-- C

7. The snake looked at the poet-(A) happily (B) sadly (C) vaguely (D) confusinglyAns-- C

8. "The voice of my education said to me He must be killed: these lines are taken from-(A) The Soldier (B) Fire-Hymn (C) Snake (D) An EpitaphAns-- C

9. He lifted his head from his drinking, as cattle do' is written by-(A) T.S. Eliot (B) D.H. Lawrence (C) Rupert Brooke (D) John KeatsAns-- B

10. "If you were not afraid, you would kill him!" is from-(A) Snake (B) An Epitaph (C) Song of Myself (D) The SoldierAns-- A

11. D.H. Lawrence exalts the values of primitive life in-(A) Snake (B) Fire-Hymn (C) Song of Myself (D) My Grandmother's HouseAns-- A

12. The poet in 'Snake' picked up a ............ log.(A) hard (B) clumsy (C) soft (D) metalAns-- B

13. Who wanted to kill the Snake?(A) The poet (B) The neighbour (C) The children (D) None of theseAns-- A

14. In the poem 'Snake', Lawrence exalts the values of ...... life.(A) primitiveAns-- A

1. The poet is .... the snake.(A) in awe of (B) afraid of (C) running away from (D) ready to hide fromAns-- (A) in awe of

2. The poet was ...... dressed when he saw the snake.(A) formally (B) in Pyjamas (C) in nightsuit (D) in undergarmentsAns-- (B) in Pyjamas

3. "Someone was before me at my water-trough, And I, like a second comer, waiting." is from:(A) The Soldier (B) Snake (C) Fire Hymn (D) An EpitaphAns-- (B) Snake

4. "And must wait, must stand and wait, for there he was at the trough before me." is taken from-(A) Fire-Hymn (B) Ode to Autumn (C) Macavity: The Mystery Cat (D) SnakeAns-- (D) Snake

5. When the poet saw the snake, it was a very ....... day.(A) cool (B) warm (C) cold (D) hotAns-- (D) hot

6. 'He drank enough, And lifted his head, dreamily, as one who has drunken' - is from:(A) Snake (B) My Grandmother's House (C) The Soldier (D) An EpitaphAns-- (A) Snake

7. "I despised myself and the voices of my accursed human education." is from: [2024A, I.A.](A) My Grandmother's House (B) An Epitaph (C) Snake (D) Ode to AutumnAns-- (C) Snake

8. Was it .......... that I dared not kill him? Was it perversity, that I longed to talk to him? [2024A,](A) power (B) love (C) jealousy (D) cowardiceAns-- (D) cowardice

9. A snake appeared on a trough of the .......... to sip water. [2025A](A) teacher (B) lawyer (C) poet (D) doctorAns-- (C) poet

10. A ......... is mentioned in the poem 'Snake'. [2025A](A) Peepal Tree (B) Mango Tree (C) Banyan Tree (D) Carob TreeAns-- (D) Carob Tree