Keeping Quiet MCQ
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Flamingo book Poem 3 Keeping Quiet
Q1- What does the title of the poem suggest? A) Inactivity B) noise C) unhappiness D) Maintenance of silence |
Q2- What does the poem speak about? A) the necessity to be happy B) the necessity to introspect , understand and have feelings of brotherhood C) the necessity to work quietly D) none |
Q3- What does counting upto 12 signify and how will it help? A) hours of the day B) months of a year C) it will help to create peace and harmony D) all |
Q4- What is poet’s pen name? A) Neruda B) Pable C) Pablo D) Pablo Neruda |
Q5- What does the style of the poem symbolise, that the poet used to write with? A) desires B) happiness C) hope D) desire and hope |
Q6- What is the original language of the poem ? A) English B) French C) Pali D) Spanish |
Q7- What is the essence or message of the poem ? A) introspection and retrospection to be more peaceful and be in harmony B) to prosper C) to be happier D) to reach out more people |
Q8- What does the poet feel is needed to be at peace? A) meeting with people B) talking with people C) interaction with the people D) Soul searching |
Q9- According to the poet what creates barriers? A) interactions B) reactions C) fighting D) languages |
Q10- Why does the poet ask people not to speak? A) because it creates noise B) he doesn’t like noise C) it makes things unpleasant D) because it creates barriers or obstacles in the form of misunderstanding amongst people |
Q11- What is the rhyming scheme used in the poem? A) enclosed rhyme B) Monorhyme C) sonnet D) Free verse |
Q12- How is keeping quiet related to life and can change attitude? A) it helps to think and search soul B) helps to scratch one’s soul C) helps to develop new thinking process D) All these |
Q13- How will keeping quiet protect our environment? A) by creating peace and brotherhood feelings B) no noise will be there C) people will not fight D) none |
Q14- What is destroying the environment? A) unthoughtful actions B) violent actions C) speaking without thinking D) All |
Q15- What does number 12 represent? A) hours of the day and months of a year B) earth C) clock D) cricket players |
Q16- What does the poem Keeping Quiet teach us? A) how to maintain silence B) not to make noise C) speaking creates noise D) To be peaceful , thoughtful and have feelings of brotherhood |
Q17- Not move our arms’ what does this expression refer to? A) sit quietly B) stand quietly C) to be inactive D) sitting still without any movement |
Q18- Why is silence treated as a big issue? A) it helps to search our soul B) helps us to analyze our actions C) helps us to be thoughtful and find our true self D) All these |
Q19- What should not be confused with total inactivity or death? A) no movement B) a statue C) talking people D) Stillness and silence Q20- What can be a cure or an antidote to violent actions? A) speaking practice B) wise words C) polished language D) Practice of silence | Q21- What is the sadness in the poem that the poet speaks about ? A) violence because of unthoughtfulness of the people B) unnecessary movements C) speaking aloud D) fighting | Q22- What does the earth symbolise? A) perseverence and new beginning from seemingly stillness B) stillness C) greenery D) prosperity | Q23- What is always alive even when everything seems to be dead or still? A) mountains B) rivers C) Sun D) Earth and nature are always alive | Q24- Why does the poet request people to keep quiet? A) to maintain silence B) to avoid noise C) to be friendly D) in the hope of becoming more thoughtful and peaceful | Q25- What does the poet want people to do for one second? A) to sing B) to close eyes C) to stand quietly D) to be silent and motionless | Q26- How can the moments of no activity help people? A) they will be healthy B) they will be happy C) they will work easily D) to relax and be more thoughtful | Q27- What will happen if there are no engines and no crowd? A) noise will be lessened B) no crowd on roads C) no traffic rush D) it will create a perfect, happy moment | Q28- Why is the moment of silence called Exotic? A) because of the beautiful scenery around B) because of the gathering C) because of large gathering D) because of perfect peace and harmony | Q29- What would everyone feel at that exotic moment? A) happy B) content C) dancing D) strange blissful oneness | Q30- How long is the poet expecting everyone to stay still? A) for 10 minutes B) for 12 minutes C) for 15 minutes D) for 1 second till we count 12 | Q31- Why is the poet asking everyone not to speak any language? A) to avoid noise B) to avoid loud voices C) to avoid people D) to avoid conflicts and misunderstandings | Q32- What is the poet expecting from fishermen? A) to find more fish B) to go deeper into the sea C) to think and stop harming the fish D) none | Q33- While gathering salt, what will happen to the man if he keep silent for a moment? A) he will stop dropping it B) he will look at the ground C) he will walk carefully D) he will think of the harm the salt is doing to his hands | Q34- What does hurt hand refer to ? A) Growing needs of the man B) growing greed of man C) unfulfilled desires D) growing insensitivity of man to pain | Q35- How will silence benefit the man and nature? A) both will be friends B) man will know nature better C) man will be healthy D) man will stop hurting nature and both will heal themselves | Q36- Which images in the poem show that the poet condemns or hate violence? A) fishemen not harming whales B) wars leaving behind no survivors to celebrate C) poet’s refusal to deal with death D) All these | Q37- What symbol from nature the poet uses to prove that keeping quiet is not total inactivity? A) Sun B) Soil C) earth D) Nature and earth | Q38- What are the different kinds of wars mentioned in the poem? A) War against humanity B) War against nature C) War with gases and fire D) All these | Q39- What can human beings learn from nature? A) beauty B) keeping quiet C) to be happy D) working with silence | Q40- How does the poet perceive life? A) as stillness B) as silence C) a noisy place D) a continuous evolution of nature |
ANSWER KEY 1 | D | 11 | D | 21 | A | 31 | D | 2 | B | 12 | D | 22 | A | 32 | C | 3 | D | 13 | A | 23 | D | 33 | D | 4 | D | 14 | D | 24 | D | 34 | D | 5 | D | 15 | A | 25 | D | 35 | D | 6 | D | 16 | D | 26 | D | 36 | D | 7 | A | 17 | D | 27 | D | 37 | D | 8 | D | 18 | D | 28 | D | 38 | D | 9 | D | 19 | D | 29 | D | 39 | D | 10 | D | 20 | D | 30 | D | 40 | D |
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