MCQ ON THE POETRY OF EARTH BY JOHN KEATS

MCQ ON THE POETRY OF EARTH

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1. THIS POEM WAS COMPOSED ON
   1.   30/12/1816
   2.   31/12/1816
   3.   03/05/1816
   4.   05/05/1816
2. THIS POEM WAS PUBLISHED IN
   1.   1816
   2.   1818
   3.   1884
   4.   1885
3. THIS POEM WAS PUBLISHED IN
   1.   POEM COLLECTION OF JOHN KEATS
   2.   THE POETICAL WORKS OF JOHN KEATS
   3.   COLLECTED POEMS OF KEATS
   4.   COLLECTED ROMACTIC POEMS
4. KEATS CHALLENGED HIS FRIEND TO WRITE THE PEOTRY. THE NAME OF THE FRIEND WAS
   1.   LEIGH KEATS
   2.   JOHN HUNT
   3.   W. HERBERT
   4.   LEIGH HUNT
5. NAME OF THE PEOM WRITTEN BY POET'S FRIEND WAS
   1.   GRASSHOPPER AND CRICKET
   2.   THE MUSIC OF EARTH
   3.   TO THE GRASSHOPPER AND THE CRICKET
   4.   THE ETERNAL MUSIC OF EARTH
6. KEATS FOUND POETIC INSPIRATION FROM
   1.   FRIEND
   2.   GRASSHOPPER
   3.   GRASSHOPPER AND CRICKET
   4.   NATURE
7. THIS POEM IS A EXAMPLE OF
   1.   PETRARCHAN SONNET
   2.   SHAKESPEAREAN SONNET
   3.   SPENCERIAN SONNET
   4.   NONE OF THE ABOVE
8. THIS SONNET CONTAINS
   1.   OCTAVE AND SESTET
   2.   OCTAVE AND COUPLET
   3.   3 QUATRAINS AND COUPLET
   4.   4 QUATRAINS
9. 1ST STANZA OF THIS POEM DESCRIBES
   1.   WINTER
   2.   AUTUMN
   3.   RAINY SEASON
   4.   SUMMER
10. 2ND STANZA OF THIS POEM DESCRIBES
    1.   SUMMER
    2.   WINTER
    3.   AUTUMN
    4.   NONE OF THE ABOVE
11. HERE THE MEANING OF 'POETRY' IS
    1.   NATURE
    2.   DREAM
    3.   SONG
    4.   POEM
12. WHO ARE THE FIRST MUSICIANS DESCRIBED IN THIS POEM
    1.   BIRDS
    2.   GRASSHOPPER
    3.   CRICKET
    4.   INSECTS
13. WHO MAKES THE BIRDS TIRED?
    1.   RAIN
    2.   GRASSHOPPER
    3.   HEDGES
    4.   SUNLIGHT
14. THE WORD 'FAINT' MEANS
    1.   FATIGUE / SWOON
    2.   COLOURED
    3.   REST
    4.   SHADOW
15. THE BIRDS HIDE IN/ UNDER
    1.   BUSHES
    2.   COOL SHADES OF TREES
    3.   PLEASANT WEED
    4.   EARTH CAVE
16. WHOSE VOICE RUNS FROM HEDGE TO HEDGE?
    1.   GRASSHOPPER
    2.   BIRDS
    3.   CRICKET
    4.   INSECTS
17. THE HEDGES WERE AMONG
    1.   FIELD
    2.   GARDEN
    3.   NEW-MOWN MEADOW
    4.   MEADOW
18. WHO TAKES THE LEAD?
    1.   BIRDS
    2.   GRASSHOPPER
    3.   CRICKET
    4.   INSECTS
19. THE GRASSHOPPER SINGS IN
    1.   SUMMER
    2.   WINTER
    3.   AUTUMN
    4.   WINTER EVENING
20. THE SUMMER SEEMS LUXURIOUS TO
    1.   CRICKET
    2.   GRASSHOPPER
    3.   BIRDS
    4.   NONE OF THE ABOVE
21. WHAT DOES NOT END IN GRASSHOPPER?
    1.   HEAT
    2.   FUN
    3.   DELIGHT
    4.   SINGING
22. THE GRASSHOPPER GETS TIRED
    1.   OUT OF DANCE
    2.   OUT OF SINGING
    3.   OUT OF FUN
    4.   OUT OF EATING
23. THE GRASSHOPPER TAKES REST BENEATH
    1.   WEED
    2.   COOL SHADE OF TREES
    3.   EARTH CAVE
    4.   NONE OF THE ABOVE
24. WHO IS THE MUSICIAN OF WINTER?
    1.   BIRDS
    2.   CRICKET
    3.   GRASSHOPPER
    4.   HALF-SLEEPING MAN
25. THE TIME OF WINTER DESCRIBED IN THE PEOM IS
    1.   NOON
    2.   NIGHT
    3.   MORNING
    4.   EVENING
26. THE CIRCUMSTANCE DURING WINTER WAS
    1.   DESOLATE
    2.   CROWDED
    3.   THINLY CROWDED
    4.   NOISY
27. WHO HAS WROUGHT SILENCE?
    1.   CRICKET
    2.   FROST
    3.   RAIN
    4.   SUNLIGHT
28. THE CRICKET SINGS FROM
    1.   HEDGE TO HEDGE
    2.   PLEASANT WEED
    3.   SHADES OF TREES
    4.   STOVE
29. THE SONG OF CRICKET WAS
    1.   RELAXING
    2.   SMOOTH
    3.   EVER INCREASING
    4.   VERY LOW
30. THE WORD 'DROWSINESS' MEANS
    1.   SLEEPY
    2.   ENERGETIC
    3.   PLAYFUL
    4.   FROSTY
31. TO THE HALF SLEEPING MAN, THE CRICKET'S SONG SEEMS THE SONG OF
    1.   BIRDS
    2.   GRASSHOPPER
    3.   CRICKET ITSELF
    4.   NEIGHBOUR
32. THE PERSON BELIEVES THE CRICKET IS THE GRASSHOPPER BECAUSE
    1.   HE HAS ACTUALLY SEEN THE GRASSHOPPER IN THE GRASSY HILLS
    2.   THE WARMTH OF CRICKET'S SONG LEADS HIM TO IMAGINE GRASSHOPPER
    3.   HE IS DROWSY AND CANNOT TELL THE CRICKET FROM GRASSHOPPER
    4.   NONE
33. KEATS CELEBRATES IN THIS POEM
    1.   THE GRASSHOPPER
    2.   THE CRICKET
    3.   THE SEASONS- SUMMER AND WITNER
    4.   MUSIC OF EARTH
34. WHY DOES KEATS MAKE THE VOICES OF THE GRASSHOPPER AND THE CRICKET FOLLOW EACH OTHER?
    1.   KEATS MAKE THE VOICES OF THE GRASSHOPPER AND THE CRICKET FOLLOW EACH OTHER IN ORDER TO BRING IN THE CYCLE OF SEASONS.
    2.   KEATS MAKE THE VOICES OF THE GRASSHOPPER AND THE CRICKET FOLLOW EACH OTHER IN ORDER TO SHOW DIVERSITY IN NATURE.
    3.   KEATS MAKE THE VOICES OF THE GRASSHOPPER AND THE CRICKET FOLLOW EACH OTHER IN ORDER TO PROVE THAT MUSIC NEVER CEASES.
    4.   KEATS MAKE THE VOICES OF THE GRASSHOPPER AND THE CRICKET FOLLOW EACH OTHER IN ORDER TO COMPARE THEIR VOICES.
35. THE POET CONTRASTS SUMMER WITH FROST AND THEN INTRODUCES WARMTH INTO FROST. WHY DOES HE DO THIS?
    1.   THE POET DOES THIS IN ORDER TO PROVE THAT THE MUSIC OF THE EARTH IS A CONSTANT.
    2.   THE POET DOES THIS IN ORDER TO PROVE THAT WINTER IS NOT CRUEL.
    3.   THE POET DOES THIS IN ORDER TO PROVE THE DIFFERENCE IN SEASONS.
    4.   THE POET DOES THIS IN ORDER TO PROVE THAT THE CRICKET HAS A BETTER VOICE.
36. ".. HE HAS NEVER DONE / WITH HIS DELIGHTS"-THE LINE MEANS
    
    1.   DELIGHT NEVER GOES ON ENDLESSLY
    2.   HIS DELIGHTS NEVER COME TO AN END
    3.   HIS DELIGHTS ARE AT STAKE
    4.   DELIGHT IS OVER
37. HEDGE MEANS
    1.   MEADOWS
    2.   HAZY
    3.   HEAD
    4.   A THICKET BUSHES
38. NOWORD 'LONE' MEANS
    1.   WINTRY
    2.   SOLITARY
    3.   SNOWY
    4.   CROWDED
39. "FROST HAS WROUGHT......"-THE WORD 'WROUGHT' MEANS
    1.   BROUGHT ABOUT
    2.   MAINTAINED
    3.   ENDED
    4.   FINISHED
40. THE HOT SUN IS ADVERSE TO
    1.   GRASSHOPPER
    2.   BIRDS
    3.   CRICKET
    4.   HALF-SLEEPING MAN
41. THE GRASSHOPPER CARRIES THE MUSIC THROUGH
    1.   CHILL OF WINTER
    2.   HAZE OF SUMMER
    3.   WARMTH OF SUMMER
    4.   CHILL OF EVENING
42. THE CRICKET'S SONG IS
    1.   MUSICAL
    2.   SOOTHING
    3.   SHRILLING
    4.   PLEASANT
43. THE SONG OF CRICKET
    1.   BREAKS THE SILENCE OF WINTER
    2.   BREAKS THE SLEEP OF MAN
    3.   CREATES FALL OF FROST
    4.   LIGHTS THE STOVE
44. THE WINTER EVENING IS LONE BECAUSE
    1.   THE POET HAS NO COMPANY
    2.   IT IS FOGGY
    3.   IT IS HOT
    4.   FROST IS FALLING
45. THE ADJECTIVE USED FOR WINTER EVENING IS
    1.   LONE
    2.   ISOLATE
    3.   PLEASANT
    4.   FOGGY
46. THE POETRY OF EARTH IS CEASING
    1.   FOR A CERTAIN MOMENT
    2.   FOR EVER
    3.   FOR SOME TIME
    4.   NEVER
47. THE GRASSHOPPER REJOICES IN
    1.   SPRING
    2.   SUMMER
    3.   WINTER EVENING
    4.   AUTUMN
48. THE ADJECTIVE USED FOR TREES IS
    1.   PLEASANT
    2.   COOL
    3.   HOT
    4.   GREEN
49. THE MAIN REASON BEHIND THE FATIGUE OF BIRDS IS
    1.   VIGOROUS ACTIVITY
    2.   HUMIDITY
    3.   HEAT OF SUN
    4.   SCARCITY OF TREES
50. MEAD MEANS
    1.   HEDGE
    2.   LEA
    3.   FIELD
    4.   RIVER BANK