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Animals
By– Walt Whitman
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS
1.As animals never suffer from any sense of guilt or sin, as in the poem, ‘Animals’, ______.
(A)they don’t need to worship God
(B)they don’t see nightmares
(C)they don’t have a clear conscience
(D)all of the above
2. ‘Ancestors of human beings shared tokens of love and understanding in the remote past’ – this line is a paraphrase of which poem?
(A)The Baker From Goa
(B)Animals
(C)Coorg
(D)none of the above
3. Who is the poet, Walt Whiteman fascinated with, as per the poem ‘Animals’?
(A)Human beings
(B)God
(C)Animals
(D)Nature
4. What makes the poet of the poem ‘Animals’ sick?
(A)Human beings’ pretentious nature
(B)False worship
(C)Worries about past, present and future
(D)Both (A) & (B)
5. “I think I could turn and live with animals, they are so placid and self-contained,” – who is talking in this line from the poem, ‘Animals’?
(A)Walt Whiteman
(B)Robert Frost
(C)John Berryman
(D)Lucio Rodrigues
6. What is the poet’s wish in the poem ‘Animals’?
(A)To live with human beings
(B)To live with animals
(C)To live in the jungles
(D)none of the above
7. What do the animals not do about their conditions, as per the poet, Walt Whiteman of the poem ‘Animals’?
(A)They do not perspire about their condition
(B)They do not complain about their condition
(C)They do not pray to God
(D)Both (A) & (B)
8. ‘they are so placid and self-contained,’ What does the underlined word mean from the poem, ‘Animals’?
(A)Calm
(B)disturbed
(C)happy
(D)satisfied
9. What does the poet think of turning into as in the poem ‘Animals’?
(A)Flower
(B)Nature
(C)Animals
(D)none of the above
10. Do you agree with the poet, Walt Whiteman, that animals are nobler than humans?
(A)Yes
(B)No
(C)May be
(D)May be not
Answers:-
| 1.(A) they don’t need to worship God |
| 2. (B) Animals |
| 3. (C) Animals |
| 4. (D) Both (A) & (B) |
| 5. (A) Walt Whiteman |
| 6. (B) To live with animals |
| 7. (D) Both (A) & (B) |
| 8. (A) Calm |
| 9. (C) Animals |
| 10. (A) Yes |
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