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Poetry-6 The Soldier
by Rupert Brooke1. The soldier is ..............
1. The soldier is ..............
(A) an Ode
(B) a Sonnet
(C) an Epic
(D) None of these | Ans- (B)
2. The place where the soldier would be buried should be treated as the part of …............ after his death.
2. The place where the soldier would be buried should be treated as the part of …............ after his death.
(A) Germany
(B) France
(C) Italy
(D) England | Ans- (D)
3. The speaker of the poem ‘The soldier’ is a ..............
3. The speaker of the poem ‘The soldier’ is a ..............
(A) Doctor
(B) Soldier
(C) Teacher
(D) Trader | Ans- (B)
4. The soldier is ........... poem.
4. The soldier is ........... poem.
(A) a symbolic
(B) a lyrical
(C) a patriotic
(D) None of these | Ans- (C)
5. The poem .......... is a patriotic poem.
5. The poem .......... is a patriotic poem.
(A) Song of Myself
(B) Fire-Hymn
(C) The Soldier
(D) An Epitaph | Ans- (C)
6. The soldier deals with ...............
6. The soldier deals with ...............
(A) France
(B) Russia
(C) Scotland
(D) England | Ans- (D)
7. Rupert Brooke speaks in the guise of an ………. Soldier.
7. Rupert Brooke speaks in the guise of an ………. Soldier.
(A) English
(B) American
(C) French
(D) European | Ans- (A)
8. The poem ………… is a sonnet.
8. The poem ………… is a sonnet.
(A) Fire-Hymn
(B) The Soldier
(C) Song of Myself
(D) Snake | Ans- (B)
9. The speaker is not afraid of ...............
9. The speaker is not afraid of ...............
(A) death
(B) life
(C) lion
(D) None of these | Ans- (A)
10. The dust stands for the .............
10. The dust stands for the .............
(A) leader
(B) teacher
(C) farmer
(D) soldier | Ans- (D)
11. The term "concealed" stand for .......... in 'The soldier'.
11. The term "concealed" stand for .......... in 'The soldier'.
(A) Hidden
(B) Disappeared
(C) Absent
(D) None of these | Ans- (A)
12. The poet in ‘The Soldier’ is depicting the miseries of .............
12. The poet in ‘The Soldier’ is depicting the miseries of .............
(A) war
(B) nature
(C) relation
(D) love | Ans- (A)
13. A sonnet is a poem of ………. lines.
13. A sonnet is a poem of ………. lines.
(A) 16
(B) 14
(C) 18
(D) 20 | Ans- (B)
14. According to 'The soldier' England has given her natives her flowers ..........
14. According to 'The soldier' England has given her natives her flowers ..........
(A) to worship
(B) to love
(C) to offer
(D) none of these | Ans- (B)
15. "If I should die, think only this of me;" is taken from ................
15. "If I should die, think only this of me;" is taken from ................
(A) An Epitaph
(B) Fire-Hymn
(C) The Soldier
(D) Snake | Ans- (C)
16. ‘A pulse in the eternal mind, no less’ is written by ...............
16. ‘A pulse in the eternal mind, no less’ is written by ...............
(A) John Keats
(B) Walter de la Mare
(C) Walt Whitman
(D) Rupert Brooke | Ans- (D)
17. Who has composed the poem "The soldier" ?
17. Who has composed the poem "The soldier" ?
(A) Rupert Brooke
(B) T. S. Eliot
(C) D. H. Lawrence
(D) W. H. Auden | Ans- (A)
18. Rupert Brooke was born in .............
18. Rupert Brooke was born in .............
(A) 1886
(B) 1887
(C) 1888
(D) 1889 | Ans- (B)
19. Rupert Brooke was died in .............
19. Rupert Brooke was died in .............
(A) 1913
(B) 1914
(C) 1915
(D) 1916 | Ans- (C)
20. Rupert Brooke is remembered as a ................
20. Rupert Brooke is remembered as a ................
(A) French poet
(B) Georgina poet
(C) Realistic poet
(D) War poet | Ans- (D)
21. Brooke inspired patriotism in the ........... phase of the First.
21. Brooke inspired patriotism in the ........... phase of the First.
(A) early
(B) middle
(C) late
(D) None of these | Ans- (A)
22. Rupert Brooke has written the poem ...............
22. Rupert Brooke has written the poem ...............
(A) Snake
(B) An Epitaph
(C) The soldier
(D) Songs of myself | Ans- (C)
23. The soldier is a ......... poem.
23. The soldier is a ......... poem.
(A) mature
(B) war
(C) love
(D) happy | Ans- (B)
24. The images and praises of ............ run through both the stanzas.
24. The images and praises of ............ run through both the stanzas.
(A) England
(B) America
(C) France
(D) India | Ans- (A)
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