1. The theme of Autumn is —-

(A) scarcity
(B) abundance
(C) fulfilment/maturity ✓
(D) None of these

(D) None of these

 

2. Who called ‘Ode To Autumn’Keats’ most satisfying of all the odes ?

(A) Dryden
(B) Coleridge
(C) Wordsworth
(D) Arthur Compton-Rickett. ✓

 

3. Who has been personified in ‘Ode To Autumn’ ?

(A) Spring
(B) Autumn ✓
(C) Winter
(D) Summer

 

4. ‘And gathering swallows twitter in the skies’ is taken from –

(A) snake
(B) The soldier
(C) ode to Autumn ✓
(D) An Epitaph

 

5. Who has composed the poem, ‘Ode To Autumn’ ?

(A) Keats ✓
(B) Wordsworth
(C) Coleridge
(D) Shelley

 

6. John Keats has written the poem-

(A) An Epitaph
(B) Ode To Autumn ✓
(C) The Soldier
(D) Fire-Hymn

 

7. Autumn starts with the departure of the …………… season.

(A) winter
(B) spring
(C) rainy
(D) summer ✓

 

8.’Ode To Autumn’ is—

(A) an epic
(B) an elegy
(C) an ode ✓
(D) a ballad

 

9. In ‘Ode to Autumn’ Keats deals with ………. in detail.

(A) Spring
(B) Winter
(C) Summer
(D) Autumn ✓

 

10. Keats was………. poet.

(A) a romantic ✓
(B) a victorian
(C) modern

 

11. Each stanza of ‘Ode To Autumn’ consists-

(A) 11 lines ✓
(B) 12 lines
(C) 13 lines
(D) 14 lines

 

12. In ……………. new leaves and fruits come out on trees.

(A) spring
(B) autumn ✓
(C) summer
(D) winter

 

13. ‘Season of mists and inellow fruitfulness’ is written by-

(A) John Donne
(B) Walt Whitman
(C) W.H. Auden
(D) John Keats ✓

 

14. ‘Ode To Autumn’ is written in—

(A) October 1819
(B) September 1819 ✓
(C) November 1819
(D) December 1819

 

15. Autumn is a season of mellow—

(A) no wind
(B) fruitlessness
(C) fruitfulness ✓
(D) None of these

 

16. …………….scene was a great lover of nature.

(A) John Keats ✓
(B) John Donne
(C) W.H. Auden
(D) Walt Whitman

 

17. ‘Ode To Autumn’ consists of —

(A) four stanzas
(B) three stanzas ✓
(C) five stanzas
(D)six stanzas

 

18. Who has been personified in ‘Ode To Autumn’ ?

(A) Spring
(B) Autumn ✓
(C) Winter
(D) Summer

 

19.’Ode To Autumn’ is—

(A) an epic
(B) an elegy
(C) an ode ✓
(D) a ballad

 

20. ‘Ode To Autumn’ is written in—

(A) October 1819
(B) September 1819 ✓
(C) November 1819
(D) December 1819