MCQ PRACTICE SET-2 ON UPON WESTMINSTER BRIDGE

MCQ TEST ON UPON WESTMINSTER BRIDGE BY WORDSWORTH

Quiz

 

1. The time described here was—
   1.   Late morning
   2.   Afternoon
   3.   Early morning
   4.   Evening
2. Upon Westminster Bridge is a—
   1.   Sonnet
   2.   Elegy
   3.   Ballad
   4.   Lyric
3. The city is wearing garment of—
   1.   Fog
   2.   Smoke
   3.   Beauty
   4.   Rain
4. The poet was going to-
   1.   Italy
   2.   France
   3.   London
   4.   India
5. Poet crossed the bridge with—
   1.   His friends
   2.   Sister Dorothy
   3.   Coleridge
   4.   Wife
6. The poem describes the city of—
   1.   Kolkata
   2.   Paris
   3.   New York
   4.   London
7. The ‘mighty heart’ refers to—
   1.   Sun
   2.   London
   3.   River
   4.   Hills
8. The beauty of the morning was—
   1.   Loud and polluted
   2.   Silent or bare
   3.   Loud and bare
   4.   Silent and bare
9. Here 'towers' refer to the—
   1.   Eiffel tower
   2.   Tower of London
   3.   CN tower
   4.   Mobile tower
10. This poem was published in-
    1.   1802
    2.   1805
    3.   1807
    4.   1809
11. This poem was written in-
    1.   1802
    2.   1807
    3.   1800
    4.   1805
12. The poet observes the scene from—
    1.   Forest
    2.   Hills
    3.   Westminster Bridge
    4.   Road
13. The poet addressed the God in—
    1.   Fear
    2.   Joy
    3.   Gratitude
    4.   Excitement
14. A man who does not enjoy that beauty is a—
    1.   Clever
    2.   Busy
    3.   Blind
    4.   Dull
15. The river mentioned in the poem is --
    1.   Ganges
    2.   Nile
    3.   Themes
    4.   Godavori
16. The river flows-
    1.   Violently
    2.   Leapingly
    3.   Forcefully
    4.   Smoothly
17. The sun steeped the—
    1.   River
    2.   Bridge
    3.   Ships
    4.   Valley, rocks and hills
18. The nature was filled with—
    1.   Fog
    2.   Smoke
    3.   Darkness
    4.   Light
19. The city looks—
    1.   Dark,
    2.   Ugly
    3.   Very beautiful
    4.   Normal
20. Here in this poem, 'domes' refers to the domes of—
    1.   St. Paul’s Cathedral
    2.   Ship
    3.   House
    4.   Factory
21. Earth has nothing to show more fair than—
    1.   Bridge
    2.   London
    3.   River
    4.   Hills
22. This poem is a—
    1.   Shakespearean sonnet
    2.   Petrarchan sonnet
    3.   Spenserian Sonnet
    4.   None of these
23. The Poet calls the God-
    1.   Merciful
    2.   Dear
    3.   Kind
    4.   Helpful
24. After observing the London city in the early morning, the poet feels-
    1.   Disturbed
    2.   Anger
    3.   Deep calm
    4.   Sleepy
25. 'Splendour' means--
    1.   Radition
    2.   Darkness
    3.   Fog
    4.   Dull