Shriram Kala Mahila Mahavidyalaya,Dhamangaon Rly

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B.A.I English Literature NEP 2024-25

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1. What is the central theme of the poem A Red Red Rose?

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a) Nature's beauty

b) Eternal love

c) Friendship

d) Adventure

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In the poem, the speaker compares his love to which of the following?

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a) A mountain

b) A river

c) A redrose

d) A bird

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What does the phrase "newly sprung in June" suggest about the rose?

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a) It is old and withered

b) It is freshly bloomed and beautiful

c) It is artificial

d) It is fading away

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To what does the speaker compare his love in terms of sound?

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a) A whisper

b) A song

c) A melody

d) A shout

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Which hyperbolic phrase does the speaker use to describe the longevity of his love?

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a) "Till the mountains fall"

b) "Till a' the seas gang dry"

c) "Till the stars fade"

d) "Till the flowers die"

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What does the phrase "Rocks melt wi' the sun" imply about the speaker's love?

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a) It will end soon

b) It is as solid as rock

c) It will last forever

d) It is difficult to maintain

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What does the speaker promise in the final stanza?

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a) To forget his beloved

b) To always stay by his beloved's side

c) To return even if he has to travel ten thousand miles

d) To find a new love

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What is the alternate title of the poem Daffodils?

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a) "A Walk in the Woods"

b) "Nature's Beauty"

c) "I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud"

d) "Golden Flowers"

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How does the speaker describe his initial state in the poem?

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a) Happy and content

b) Lonely and detached

c) Angry and frustrated

d) Curious and excited

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Where does the speaker encounter the daffodils?

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a) In a garden

b) By a lake, beneath the trees

c) On a mountain

d) In a field of wheat

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What literary device is predominantly used in the description
"fluttering and dancing in the breeze"?

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a) Metaphor

b) Personification

c) Simile

d) Hyperbole

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What effect do the daffodils have on the speaker?

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a) They make him feel more lonely

b) They inspire a sense of joy and contentment

c) They frighten him

d) They make him feel angry

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To what does the speaker compare the daffodils in terms of their number?

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a) Afield of corn

b) Stars in the Milky Way

c) A bustling city

d) Waves in the ocean

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What does the speaker mean by "the inward eye"?

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a) Physical vision

b) Imagination and memory

c) A literal inward-facing eye

d) A reflection in a mirror

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What is the poem's rhyme scheme?

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a) ABABCC

b) AABBCC

c) ABABAB

d) ABCABC

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How does the speaker feel when he recalls the sight of the daffodils?

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a) Sad and nostalgic

c) Uplifted and joyful

b) Indifferent and unmoved

d) Anxious and restless

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What meter is the poem "Daffodils" written in?

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a) lambic pentameter

b) Trochaic tetrameter

c) Anapestic trimeter

d) lambic tetrameter

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What is Alexander Pope best known for in his poetry?

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a) Free verse

b) Blank verse

c) The heroic couplet

d) Sonnet form

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Which poem by Alexander Pope is a mock-epic that satirizes a minor social incident

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a) "An Essay on Criticism"

b) "An Essay on Man"

c) "The Rape of the Lock"

d) "The Dunciad"

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Alexander Pope's "An Essay on Man" primarily explores themes related to:

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a) The nature of humanity and morality

b) The decline of literary standards

c) The beauty of rural life

d) The role of women in society

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Alexander Pope's use of classical references and forms in his poetry reflects his interest in:

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a) Modernism

b) Romanticism

c) Neoclassicism

d) Postmodernism

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Which literary form is primarily associated with Alexander Pope's poetry?

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a) Sonnet

b) Ode

c) Heroic couplet

d) Limerick

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What does the speaker consider as a key source of happiness in life?

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a) Wealth and fame

b) A few paternal acres

c) Traveling the world

d) Power and influence

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What does the speaker's herds provide in the poem?

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a) Wool

b) Shade

c) Milk

d) Firewood

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Which of the following best describes the speaker's desired lifestyle?

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a) A life filled with adventure and fame

b) A quiet life of simplicity and contentment

c) A life dedicated to learning and fame

d) A social life filled with many friends and gatherings

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Which activity is mentioned in the poem as one that the speaker enjoys during the day?

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a) Reading and studying

b) Playing games

c) Listening to music

d) Meditation and recreation

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How does the speaker wish to be remembered after death

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a) With a grand monument

b) Through stories and songs

c) By living on in people's memories

d) To be forgotten, with no marker on the grave

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What is the main theme of Gray's Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard?

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a) The beauty of nature

b) The inevitability of death and the equality it brings

c) The joy of rural life

d) The importance of education

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Where is the setting of the poem Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard?

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a) In a bustling city

b) On a battlefield

c) In a quiet, rural churchyard

d) On a seashore

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Which line from the poem suggests the theme of inevitable death?

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a) "The curfew tolls the knell of parting day"

b) "The plowman homeward plods his weary way"

c) "The paths of glory lead but to the grave"

d) "The lowing herd wind slowly o'er the lea"

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What does Gray suggest about the lives of the people buried in the churchyard?

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a) They were all famous and well-known

b) They were all wealthy and powerful

c) They lived simple, humble lives

d) They were all forgotten criminals

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What is the tone of Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard?

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a) Joyful and exuberant

b) Somber and reflective

c) Angry and accusatory

d) Indifferent and detached

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What does the phrase "mute inglorious Milton" imply?

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a) A famous poet who lost his voice

b) An unknown person with great potential

c) A soldier who never went to battle

d) A musician who never performed

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Which of the following best describes Gray's view on fame and wealth in the poem?

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a) They are the ultimate goals in life

b) They are temporary and ultimately meaningless

c) They are easily attainable

d) They guarantee happiness and fulfillment

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In the poem, what does Gray say about the "village Hampden"?

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a) He was a great leader

b) He was an eloquent speaker

c) He was a heroic figure who could have been great

d) He was a wealthy landowner

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What does the "hoary-headed swain" in the poem symbolize?

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a) A young and ambitious man

b) An elderly, wise villager

c) A wealthy merchant

d) A fictional character

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What is the effect of the "Epitaph" section at the end of the poem?

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a) It celebrates the achievements of the dead

b) It mourns the loss of youth

c) It reflects on the life and death of the poet himself

d) It criticizes the living for forgetting the dead

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