OUTPACE POEM ANALYSIS THE PATRIOT – MCQ QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS – ICSE CLASS 9 AND 10 ENGLISH

THE PATRIOT – MCQ QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS – ICSE CLASS 9 AND 10 ENGLISH

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THE PATRIOT - MCQ QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS - ICSE CLASS 9 AND 10 ENGLISH

1. What is Robert Browning known more?

  1. Romantic poems
  2. Novels
  3. Short stories
  4. Dramatic monologues

2. Which of the following topics has NOT been talked about in the poem?

  1. Religious faith
  2. Politics
  3. Friendship
  4. Patriotism

3. Who is the speaker in the poem?

  1. A political leader
  2. A patriot
  3. The poet himself
  4. An unidentified speaker

4. What is the rhyming sequence in the poem?

  1. ABABA
  2. AABAB
  3. AABBA
  4. ABAAC

5. What does the patriot talk about in the first stanza of the poem?

  1. The way he led a cheerful childhood
  2. The way he was warmly welcomed by the public
  3. His life with his loved one
  4. The way he was ill-treated by his family

6. What can you possibly conclude from the first stanza?

  1. The patriot is a public hero
  2. The patriot is not liked by his neighbours
  3. The patriot does not have many friends
  4. The patriot is very popular

7. Find the poetic device: “Just a palsied few at the windows set.”

  1. Pun
  2. Oxymoron
  3. Anaphora
  4. Imagery

8. Find the poetic device: “With myrtle mixed in my path like mad.”

  1. Assonance
  2. Pun
  3. Consonance
  4. Personification

9. “And you see my harvest, what I reap”- What is ‘reap’ or ‘harvest’ a metaphor for?

  1. Life
  2. Karma
  3. Crop
  4. Truth

10. How were the people enjoying?

  1. They were ringing bells, and entire atmosphere was filled with this noise
  2. They gifted the patriot with money and food
  3. They gave him a public recognition
  4. They arranged a feast in honour of the patriot

11. What is the patriot talking about in the third stanza?

  1. The way he was ill-treated by his family
  2. He spoke about his partner
  3. He spoke about how his neighbours loved him
  4. He spoke about what all he did for his country

12. “Alack, it was I who leaped at the sun.”- What subtle reference did the patriot make in this line?

  1. The patriot referred to anecdotes that he had heard in his childhood
  2. The patriot referred to the Bible
  3. The patriot referred to the Roman mythological tale
  4. The patriot referred to the old Greek mythological tale of Icarus and Daedalus

13. Robert Browning belonged to which era?

  1. Georgian era
  2. Victorian era
  3. Neoclassical era
  4. Old English era

14. How was the patriot seen by the people a year back?

  1. A traitor
  2. A good friend
  3. A hero
  4. A fraud

15. “Thus, I entered, and thus I go!”- What does this line mean?

  1. This line mentions the patriot’s entry and exit from life
  2. This line mentions the patriot’s entry into a war
  3. This line talks about the poet’s childhood
  4. It talks about the patriot’s death

16. What does the fifth stanza talk about?

  1. His life with his loved one
  2. It talks about the speaker’s death
  3. It talks about the poet’s childhood
  4. The speaker’s humiliation at the hands of the people

Answers:

  1. D) Dramatic monologues.
  2. C) Friendship.
  3. B) A pattriot.
  4. A) ABABA.
  5. B) The way he was warmly welcomed by the public.
  6. A) The pattriot is a public hero.
  7. D) Imagery.
  8. C) Consonance.
  9. B) Karma.
  10. A) They were ringing bells, and entire atmosphere was filled with this noise.
  11. D) He spoke about what all he did for his country.
  12. D) The pattriot referred to the old Greek mythological tale of Icarus and Daedalus.
  13. B) Victorian era.
  14. C) A hero.
  15. A) This line mentions the patriot’s entry and exit from life.
  16. D) The speaker’s humiliation at the hands of the people.

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