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i. Based on your reading of the poem, choose the option that correctly lays out the difference between the city-dwellers and the countryside people. 1.City dwellersCountryside peopleunawaregreedycasualconcerned2.City dwellersCoountries peopleindifferentsufferinggrumpydisappointed3.City dwellersCoountries peopleshort-temperedoptimisticmaterialisticsavage4.City dwellersCoountries poplestressedprotestingdismissingobjectionable a) Option 1 b) Option 2 c) Option 3 d) Option 4ii. “I wonder how I should like you to come to me And offer to put me gently out of my pain.” The tone of the poem by the end, as depicted by the given lines is a) frustrated. b) commanding.c) Introspective. d) emotional.iii. Pick the option with the slogan that is likely to be used by a person selling at the roadside stand.Slogan1Slogan 2Slogan 3Slogan 4Men and women in equality; a road to dignity.By the people and for the people.I see humans but no humanity.Corruption, corruption, you leave my country. That’s all I pray!a) Slogan 1 b) Slogan 2 c) Slogan 3 d) Slogan 4iv. Choose the option that correctly categorizes the given literary devices as per the given analogy. selfish cars : …............. :: …................ : metaphor a) personification; polished traffic b) transferred epithet; trusting sorrow c) metaphor; pitiful kin d) oxymoron; greedy good-doers v. Choose the option that correctly mentions the complaints made by the poet through this poem. 1. The rich people drive carelessly on the road hitting the poor people on purpose. 2. The city-dwellers remain highly insensitive and offhand towards the poor people. 3. The urban people are unable to understand the struggles of the impoverished people. 4. The goods are not being bought by the wealthy people even at discounted rates. a) 1, 2 b) 2, 3 c) 3, 4 d) 1, 4 |
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Answer» i. (b) ii. (d) iii. (c) iv. (b) v. (b) |
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