Q:1) Which of the following scatters the dead leaves?
A:) Autumn
B:) Destroyer
C:) West wind
D:) Speaker’s dreams
Correct: C
Q:2) To whom did the speaker ask to ‘make me thy lyre’
A:) Spirit
B:) Mediterranean Sea
C:) Autumn
D:) West Wind
Correct: D
Q:3) Complete the line ‘If winter comes, can _______ be far behind’
A:) summer
B:) spring
C:) autumn
D:) west wind
Correct: B
Q:4) Shelly’s ‘Ode to the West Wind’ is written in the form of _________.
A:) Iambic pentameter
B:) Anapestic
C:) Trochaic
D:) Dactylic
Correct: A
Q:5) In ‘Ode to the West Wind’, the end sound of the _______ line is employed as the rhyme for the first and third lines in the next stanza.
A:) middle
B:) first
C:) third
D:) couplet
Correct: A
Q:6) Each part of the poem ‘Ode to the West Wind’ ends with __________.
A:) terza rhyme
B:) couplet
C:) sestet
D:) quatrain
Correct: B
Q:7) Which has the power and role as ‘destroyer and preserver’?
A:) Spirit
B:) Mediterranean Sea
C:) Autumn
D:) West Wind
Correct: D
Q:8) Which of the following adjective has the author used to the seeds?
A:) Steep
B:) Hectic
C:) Dead
D:) winged
Correct: D
Q:9) In which part the line ‘Destroyer and Preserver; hear, oh hear’ has appeared in ‘Ode to the West Wind’
A:) 1
B:) 2
C:) 3
D:) 4
Correct: 1
Q:10) Which of the following adjective has the author used to the leaves
A:) Steep
B:) Hectic
C:) Dead
D:) winged
Correct: C
Q:11) In this line ‘The blue Mediterranean, where he lay’, the Mediterranean represents a sea which connected to the _________ Ocean.
A:) Indian
B:) Arctic
C:) Pacific
D:) Atlantic
Correct: D
Q:12) ‘Ode to the West Wind’ follows the scheme ______________.
A:) ABA BCB CDC DED EE
B:) ABC BCD CDE DEF GG
C:) ABAB CDCD EFEF
D:) ABC ABC CDE CDE
Correct: A
Q:13) Complete the line ‘A heavy weight of _______ has chain'd and bow'd’
A:) hours
B:) spirit
C:) west wind
D:) leaves
Correct: A
Q:14) The poem ‘Ode to the West Wind’ ends optimistically. Choose the end line of this poem.
A:) O wild West Wind, thou breath of Autumn's being
B:) If I were a dead leaf thou mightest bear
C:) Drive my dead thoughts over the universe
D:) If Winter comes, can Spring be far behind?
Correct: D
Q:15) Which are driven, like ghosts from an enchanter fleeing ?
A:) Leaves
B:) Seeds
C:) Sweet buds
D:) Clouds
Correct: A
Q:16) Which is the angels of rain and lightning?
A:) Air
B:) Clouds
C:) Water
D:) Thunder
Correct: B
Q:17) In which part of the poem ‘Ode to the West Wind’ has the idea ‘wind blows the clouds in the sky’?
A:) 1
B:) 2
C:) 3
D:) 4
Correct: B
Q:18) In which part of the poem ‘Ode to the West Wind’, the speaker asks the wind to play upon him like a lyre?
A:) 2
B:) 3
C:) 4
D:) 5
Correct: D
Q:19) The poem ‘Ode to the west wind’ begins _________. Choose the first line of the poem.
A:) O wild West Wind, thou breath of Autumn's being
B:) If I were a dead leaf thou mightest bear
C:) Drive my dead thoughts over the universe
D:) If Winter comes, can Spring be far behind?
Correct: A
Q:20) _______ the form which is used by Dante in his ‘Divine Comedy’. Shelley has used it in his ‘Ode to the West Wind’
A:) Rhyme Royal
B:) Terza Rima
C:) Heroic Couplet
D:) Mask (Masque)
Correct: B