11 अक्टूबर 0% Your Total Time is = 60 Min Time up !! Old Test ■ आप इस Test को जितनी बार मन करें, उतनी बार दे सकते है। ■ इस Test का किसी भी तरह का रिजल्ट नही आएगा। ■ इस Test को सबके लिए खुला रखा गया है ताकि स्टूडेंट्स बेहतर प्रैक्टिस कर सकें। ■ अब आप इस Quiz से अनगिनत बार अपनी प्रैक्टिस कर सकते है। ■ दिए गये कुल समय में ही आपको Quiz देना होगा। ■ अगर आपने दिए गये समय के अंदर Quiz समाप्त नही किया तो यह अपने आप सबमिट हो जायेगा। All the Best 1 / 100 The poetess in ‘The Grand Mother’s House’ begs at ______ doors. Enemy’s Family’s Friend’s Stranger’s 2 / 100 According to ‘The Soldier’ England has given her natives her flowers – None of these To love To offer To worship 3 / 100 The ______ of death are the whispering neighbour. Friends God Enemies Messenger 4 / 100 Macavity is called – The Mysterious Paw the Naughty Paw The Exposed Paw The Hidden Paw 5 / 100 In ‘Ode to Autumn’ Keats deals with ______ in detail. Winter Autumn Summer Spring 6 / 100 Autumn starts with the departure of the ______ season. Rainy Winter Spring Summer 7 / 100 Walter de la Mare has written the poem- Fire-hymn The soldier An epitaph Snake 8 / 100 The term ‘crumble’ used in the poem, ‘An Epitaph’ means to- Die bi None of these Live Suffer l 9 / 100 Sweetest Love I Do Not Goe is- A ballad Sonnet A lyric An ode 10 / 100 Who has composed the poem, ‘Ode To Autumn’ ? Keats Coleridge Wordsworth Shelley 11 / 100 Macavity is an- Diplomat Criminals Looter Outlaw 12 / 100 Kamala Das remembers the happy days spent in the sweet company of her Grand father Father Mother Grand mother 13 / 100 D.H. Lawrence was- A poet All of these A fiction writer A short story-writer 14 / 100 Whitman died in- 1890 1889 1891 1892 15 / 100 ‘He lifted his head from his drinking, as cattle do’ is written by- Rupert Brooke D.H. Lawrence T.S. Eliot John Keats 16 / 100 Kamala Das is an ______ Poetess. African Indian Russian American 17 / 100 The poetic device, wbich is used in the poem, ‘An Epitaph’ is – Simile Metaphor Ambiguity Personification 18 / 100 The phrase ‘a king of exile’ in the poem ‘Snake’ stands for- The elephant The lion The rat The snake 19 / 100 ‘My Grandmother’s House’ is - A ballad A lyric A sonnet An ode 20 / 100 In the poem, ‘Now The Leaves Are Falling Fast ‘Whispering neighbours’ stand for- Agents of State Bank of India Agents of Life Insurance Agents of Sahara India Agents of death 21 / 100 Eliot was a- All of these Verse dramatist Critic Poet 22 / 100 The poet in ‘Ther Soldier’ is depicting the miseries of- War Relation Love Nature 23 / 100 ‘And gathering swallows twitter in the skies’ is taken from – An epitaph The soldier Ode to autumn Snake 24 / 100 ‘Nurse’s flowers will not last’ is a line written by- Walt Whitman John Keats W.H. Auden John Donne 25 / 100 ‘My Grandmother’s House’ published in- ‘Descendants None of these Summer in calcutta The old playhouse and other poems 26 / 100 ______ scene was a great lover of nature. John Keats W.H. Auden John Donne Walt Whitman 27 / 100 The house went into silence due to the death of the Man Woman Boy Girl 28 / 100 ‘Now The Leaves Are Falling Fast’ ______ the frustration inherent in human life. Protests Enacts Accepts Reacts 29 / 100 Which figure of speech has been used in ‘My Grandmother’s House’ ? Metaphore Simile Personification Epic simile 30 / 100 Who is the speaker in the poem, ‘Snake’ ? Whitman Keats D.H. Lawrence Donne 31 / 100 In the poem ‘Snake’ Lawrence denounces the artificialities of ______ life. Modem Ancient None of these Medieval 32 / 100 Whitman was ______ poet. An American An Indian None of these A British 33 / 100 Keki N. Daruwalla has written the poem- Snake The Soldier Fire-Hymn Song of Myself 34 / 100 The theme of Autumn is - Fulfilment/Maturity Scarcity Abundance None of these 35 / 100 Macavity is full of – Sadness Selfishness Happiness Decitfulness 36 / 100 ‘Hoping to cease not till death’ is a line from ______ Fire-Hymn Song of myself sweetest love i do not goe The soldier 37 / 100 Macavity is the settlement of – Scotyard Вcotyard None of these Mcotyard 38 / 100 John Donne had seen the sun setting ______ night. Yesterday Today None of these Tomorrow 39 / 100 Donne is well-known for his- All of these Sermons Songs and sonnets Satires 40 / 100 Walter de la Mare received the ‘Order of Merit’ with Queen Elizabeth-II in- 1953 1952 1951 1954 41 / 100 John Donne wants to go away because he is not tired on his ______ Mother Father Sister Beloved 42 / 100 The term ‘debauchery’ in ‘Fire-Hymn’ stands for- Moral behaviour Disgusting behaviour None of these Immoral behaviour 43 / 100 Who was composed the poem, ‘My Grandmother’s House’ ? Sarojini Naidu Kamala das None of these A.k. ramanujan 44 / 100 Who was composed the poem Snake ? T.S. Eliot W.H. Auden W.B. Yeats D.H. Lawrence 45 / 100 Who has composed the poem, ‘An Epitaph’ ? D.H. Lawrence W.H. Auden Rupert Brooke Walter de la Mare 46 / 100 Rupert Brooke has written the poem- An Epitaph Song of Myself Snake The Soldier 47 / 100 K.N. Daruwalla received Sahitya Akademy Award in- 1983 1984 1986 1985 48 / 100 For Auden poetry was- None of these An interesting game A light game A serious game 49 / 100 Kamala Das is talking about her ______ who is dead now. Father Mother Grand mother Grand father 50 / 100 Eliot belonged to ______ century. 18th 20th 19th None of these 51 / 100 ‘And what I assume you shall assume’ is taken from the poem- Fire-Hymn An Epitaph Song of Myself The Soldier 52 / 100 ‘Fire-Hymn’ deals with ______ ghar. Drinking Burning Bathing None of these 53 / 100 Daruwalla has been a well-known poet as well as a - None of these Novelist Short-story-writer Dramatist 54 / 100 A snake appears on a trough of the ______ to sip water. Poet None of these Doctor Teacher 55 / 100 ‘My Grand mother’s House’ is an ______ poem by Kamala Das. Biographical None of these Auto biographical Bibiliographical 56 / 100 Walter de la Mare shows fresh interest in ______ theme None of these Old Medieval Love 57 / 100 The occasion of the poem, ‘Sweetest Love, I Do Not Goe’ is Donne’s- Space tour Voyage Continental trip None of these 58 / 100 ‘And when I crumble, who will remember is written by- John Keats John Donne Rupert Brooke Walter de la mare 59 / 100 The speaker of ‘My Grandmother’s House’ is proud of- Her parent’s house Her grandmother’s house Her uncle’s house None of these 60 / 100 The poet compares the snake to a ______ bird, albatross. Sea Well River Pond 61 / 100 Whitman was born in- 1817 1820 1818 1819 62 / 100 Rupert Brooke is remembered as a – War poet Trench poet Georgian poet Realistic poet 63 / 100 The speaker in the poem, ‘Fire-Hymn’ swears- Thrice None of these Twice Once 64 / 100 Who has been personified in ‘Ode To Autumn’ ? Autumn Spring Summer Winter 65 / 100 Donne present himself in ‘Sweetest Love, I Do Not Goe’ in- The first person singular number None of these The third person singular number The first person plural number 66 / 100 The poem ______ is a sonnet. Song of myself Snake The soldier Fire-hymn 67 / 100 Walt Whitman has written the poem- Song of myself The soldier An epitaph Fire-hymn 68 / 100 Who has composed the poem, The Soldier? T.S. Eliot D.H. Lawrence W.H Auden Rupert Brooke 69 / 100 John Donne thinks that that ______ is certain. Death None of these Life Work 70 / 100 ______wants to gladly accept death, Walt Whitman John Keats T.S. Eliot John Donne 71 / 100 The tone of the poem, ‘An Epitaph’ means to – Romantic None of these Happy Melancholy 72 / 100 D.H. Lawrence has written the poem- An epitaph The soldier Snake My grand mother’s house 73 / 100 Macavity disappears from the place of theft before the ______ reach there. Charles Police None of these Owner 74 / 100 When did the speaker of ‘My Grandmother’s House’ live with her grandmother ? During her youth During her childhood None of these During her adolescence 75 / 100 Macavity is outwardly- Respectable Miserable Appealing Healthy 76 / 100 W.H. Auden has written the poem- W.H. Auden Walt Whitman T.S. Eliot John Keats 77 / 100 ‘And when the foreign office find a Treaty’s gone astray is written by- Walt Whitman T.S. Eliot Rupert Brooke Kamala das 78 / 100 John Donne has written the poem – The Soilder Song of Myself An Epitaph Sweetest Love I Do Not Goe 79 / 100 ‘We saw embers losing their cruel redness’ is taken from ______ Song of Myself Snake The Soldier Fire-Hymn 80 / 100 “Trolls’ mentioned in the poem, ‘Now The Leaves are Falling Fast’ are ______ mythological creatures. Indian Scandinavian None of these Russian 81 / 100 John Donne feels that a ______ is very hopeless. Animal Bird Man Goat 82 / 100 Auden won the Pulitzer prize in- 1950 1948 1949 1947 83 / 100 Walter de la Mare was- A Poet A short story-writer All of these A novelist 84 / 100 ______ is a master of criminal. None of these Macavity Monkey Racavity 85 / 100 ______ is tall and thin. Nacavity Lacavity Macavity Sacavity 86 / 100 The ______ forgets its dead because sometimes it leaves the dead body half burnt. Five Man None of these Animal 87 / 100 The speaker of the poem ‘Snake compares the smake with the sea-albatross of Lycidas The scholar gipsy eve of st. Agnes The Ancient mariner 88 / 100 The falling of ______ refer to the speedy arrival of death. Stones None of these Snows Leaves 89 / 100 A ______ came to D.H. Lawrence’s water trough. Cat Cow Snake Goat 90 / 100 ‘A pulse in the eternal mind, no less’ is written by- Walt Whitman Rupert Brooke John Keats Walter de la mare 91 / 100 John Donne was the pioneer of – Elizabethan poetry Metaphysical poetry Neo-classical poetry Restoration poetry 92 / 100 The snake met the poet near his water ______ Trough Bucket Pond Well 93 / 100 The speaker of the poem ‘The soldier’ is a- Teacher Soldier Trader Doctor 94 / 100 T.S. Eliot has written the poem- The soldier Macavity : the mystery cat Snake Fire-hymn 95 / 100 Each stanza of ‘Ode To Autumn’ consists- 12 lines 11 lines 13 lines 14 lines 96 / 100 The speaker is not afraid of – Death Life None of these Lion 97 / 100 Eliot was awarded the Nobel Prize for literature in- 1950 1949 1947 1948 98 / 100 ‘Ode To Autumn’ consists of - Five stanzas Six stanzas Three stanzas Four stanzas 99 / 100 The theme of Daruwalla’s poety consist - Love, death, domination All the above Love, death Love, death, domination, cynicism 100 / 100 The poet had gone to the water trough to drink ______ Tea Water Coffee Milk Your score is 0% Restart quiz