T.S. Eliot has written the poem-

‘He’s is broken every human law’ is taken from-

The term ‘debauchery’ in ‘Fire-Hymn’ stands for-

Macavity is an-

In ______ according to the poem Snake’ black snake are considered innocent

Macavity is full of –

Who was composed the poem Snake ?

______ belongs to Zoroastrian religion.

The poet had gone to the water trough to drink ______

A ______ is mentioned in the poem ‘Snake’.

Macavity is the settlement of –

The snake seemed like a ______ in exile.

Who is the speaker in the poem, ‘Snake’ ?

Daruwalla’s poetry is a totally ______ recording to subjective responses’.

After hitting the snake with a log the speaker of the poem ‘Snake’ wants to –

‘Fire-Hymn’ deals with ______ ghar.

The poet compares Macavity to -

‘He lifted his head from his drinking, as cattle do’ is written by-

Macavity is the ______ of Scotland Yard,

Keki N. Daruwalla is an is all ______ poet.

Who has composed the poem ‘Macavity ; The Mystery Cat’ ?

Eliot was awarded the Nobel Prize for literature in-

The snake came to the poet’s water through on ______ day.

‘The voice of my education said to me He must be killed these line are taken from-

Macavity is called –

‘And when the foreign office find a Treaty’s gone astray is written by-

______ swears to save fire from the sin of forgetfullness.

Macavity is a -

The ______ child was consigned to the fire under compulsion.

Eliot was a-

Macavity disappears from the place of theft before the ______ reach there.

Keki N. Daruwalla was a ______ by religion.

It was the ______ of the poet aling with him, passing by the cremation ghat.

The poet compares the snake to a ______ bird, albatross.

Macavity moves like a -

Macavity’s foot-prints are not found in any one of Scotland yard.

‘We saw embers losing their cruel redness’ is taken from ______

Mungojerrie and Griddlebone are also-

Macavity: the Mystery Cat’ is a ______ poem.

The speaker had a desire to talk to ______

The speaker in the poem ‘Snake’ hits the snake with-

The poet was wearing ______

A ______ came to D.H. Lawrence’s water trough.

The poet sees the red hot ______

In the poem ‘Snake’ Lawrence denounces the artificialities of ______ life.

The nearest ‘Tower of Silence’ according to the poem, ‘Fire-Hymn’ was ______ away.

______ is a master of criminal.

The speaker of the poem ‘Snake compares the smake with the sea-albatross of

A snake appears on a trough of the ______ to sip water.

Keki N. Daruwalla consigned his new born ______ to flames.

‘As I concigned my first-born to the flames’ is written by-

Daruwalla has been a well-known poet as well as a -

The snake tooked at the poet ______

Macavity’s powers of leviation would make a ______ stare.

The phrase ‘a king of exile’ in the poem ‘Snake’ stands for-

K.N. Daruwalla received Sahitya Akademy Award in-

Keki N. Daruwalla has written the poem-

The term “Zoroastrain’ in ‘Fire-Hymn’ stands for-

Macavity is outwardly-

D.H. Lawrence was-

According to Eliot, Macavity is the ______ of Crime.

______ is tall and thin.

The ______ forgets its dead because sometimes it leaves the dead body half burnt.

D.H. Lawrence has written the poem-

Who has composed the poem, ‘Fire-Hymn” ?

The cremation of dead bodies in ______ are somewhat different.

Eliot belonged to ______ century.

The snake met the poet near his water ______

The speaker in ‘Fire-Hymn’ belongs to Le-ayun delongs to ______ religion.

The speaker in the poem, ‘Fire-Hymn’ swears-