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Question 1

poet refers to:

A Thomas Moore B Robert Frost C Robert Southey D Elizabeth Pinard

Question 2

In 'Oft, in the Stilly Night', genre is:

A news report B dramatic monologue in prose C biographical sketch D lyric poem

Question 3

Choose the correct answer for opening word 'oft' means.

A rarely B never C often D suddenly

Question 4

According to the poem, 'stilly night' means means:

A rainy morning B silent and calm night C stormy night D bright noon

Question 5

time of reflection in the poem refers to:

A before sleep B after sunrise C during lunch D in the marketplace

Question 6

In 'Oft, in the Stilly Night', 'ere slumber's chain has bound me' means is:

A after he wakes up B while he is walking fast C before he reads a newspaper D before sleep has overcome him

Question 7

Choose the correct answer for main theme.

A scientific invention B harvest celebration C memory of the past D battle and conquest

Question 8

According to the poem, another central theme means:

A the fear of strangers B the sadness of lost youth and dead companions C the joy of wealth D the thrill of hunting

Question 9

what memory brings refers to:

A the light of other days B a sword of revenge C a ship from the sea D the noise of the city

Question 10

In 'Oft, in the Stilly Night', 'the light of other days' refers to is:

A actual sunlight at noon B a lamp in the room C lightning in a storm D the happy memories of the past

Question 11

Choose the correct answer for the speaker remembers.

A only one classroom scene B only a war field C many a vanished day D only the future

Question 12

According to the poem, what the speaker counts in memory means:

A stars in the sky B each beloved scene and person C coins in a chest D steps of a horse

Question 13

the mood of the poem refers to:

A nostalgic and melancholy B comic and playful C violent and angry D technical and formal

Question 14

In 'Oft, in the Stilly Night', feeling toward the past is:

A hatred and revenge B fear and disgust C indifference and pride D fondness mixed with grief

Question 15

Choose the correct answer for what has happened to the friends of the past.

A all became kings B all forgot him completely C some have departed D all are present with him

Question 16

According to the poem, the phrase 'all that's bright' refers to means:

A only moonlight B the joys and hopes of youth C gold ornaments D fireworks

Question 17

the phrase 'all that's fair' refers to refers to:

A beautiful memories and beloved companions B only flowers in a garden C the judge in a court D snow in a forest

Question 18

In 'Oft, in the Stilly Night', what time has done is:

A made the speaker richer B restored every lost friend C stopped all memory D taken away many bright and fair things

Question 19

Choose the correct answer for one striking emotion in the poem.

A arrogance B impatience C loneliness D triumph

Question 20

According to the poem, the poem's emotional movement means:

A from boredom to laughter B from recollection to sorrow C from anger to revenge D from sleep to action

Question 21

'some are dead and gone' implies refers to:

A the speaker has lost dear friends forever B the friends are sleeping nearby C the friends are travelling abroad D the friends are hiding in the woods

Question 22

In 'Oft, in the Stilly Night', the speaker's tears are is:

A tears of physical pain B tears of anger at enemies C tears caused by smoke D tears of memory and loss

Question 23

Choose the correct answer for what makes the speaker weep.

A watching a race B hearing market bells C remembering vanished joys and departed companions D counting his money

Question 24

According to the poem, the poem praises means:

A the excitement of war B the enduring power of memory C the greatness of weapons D the beauty of palaces

Question 25

best keyword for the poem refers to:

A nostalgia B revenge C adventure D satire

Question 26

In 'Oft, in the Stilly Night', another strong keyword is:

A industry B commerce C examination D remembrance

Question 27

Choose the correct answer for the speaker's youth is shown as.

A full of greed only B entirely joyless C bright and hopeful D empty and useless

Question 28

According to the poem, contrast in the poem means:

A king versus beggar B past brightness versus present loneliness C summer heat versus winter snow D village versus city

Question 29

'fond memory' suggests refers to:

A loving remembrance B fearful imagination C strict discipline D cold logic

Question 30

In 'Oft, in the Stilly Night', the poem is mostly about is:

A public politics B scientific discoveries C social comedy D inner emotional experience

Question 31

Choose the correct answer for the tone of the speaker.

A boastful and proud B careless and light C gentle and reflective D harsh and argumentative

Question 32

According to the poem, the poem's setting helps create means:

A a mood of battle preparation B a mood of solitude C a mood of public celebration D a mood of noisy festivity

Question 33

the poem shows that memory can refers to:

A make the past live again emotionally B erase all sorrow completely C bring back the dead physically D stop the movement of time

Question 34

In 'Oft, in the Stilly Night', what the speaker cannot recover is:

A the meaning of common words B the road to the village C the sound of bells D the actual days and companions that are gone

Question 35

Choose the correct answer for the use of night in the poem symbolises.

A public honour B agriculture C quiet reflection and inward thought D business and trade

Question 36

According to the poem, the poem's language can be called means:

A comic and noisy B simple but musical C harsh and technical D legal and dry

Question 37

a dominant poetic device refers to:

A imagery of light and memory B machine imagery only C military symbolism only D comic dialogue

Question 38

In 'Oft, in the Stilly Night', another poetic device is:

A dramatic stage directions B scientific notation C epic similes about war D repetition of reflective structure

Question 39

Choose the correct answer for the poem teaches that.

A memory is useless B only present life matters C time passes but memory remains D time and memory end together

Question 40

According to the poem, the sadness in the poem is means:

A completely artificial B personal and universal C purely political D strictly humorous

Question 41

the speaker's companions are called dear because refers to:

A they were emotionally important to him B they were wealthy C they were famous rulers D they owned forests

Question 42

In 'Oft, in the Stilly Night', the expression 'days of boyhood' or youth suggests is:

A a period of punishment B old age and weakness C a war campaign D early life remembered with tenderness

Question 43

Choose the correct answer for what survives in the speaker's mind.

A only business accounts B only weather reports C memories of people, scenes and emotions D only the names of streets

Question 44

According to the poem, the speaker feels most strongly means:

A the distance between two kings B the distance between past and present C the distance between two cities D the distance between two rivers

Question 45

poetic beauty arises from refers to:

A the union of music, memory and sorrow B loud action scenes C comic exaggeration only D strict historical facts

Question 46

In 'Oft, in the Stilly Night', the best summary of the poem is:

A a man prepares for battle in winter B a king counts his gold in a palace C a traveler admires snowy woods D in the silence of night, the poet remembers the beauty and losses of earlier days

Question 47

Choose the correct answer for what the speaker does not do.

A recall old companions B feel the pain of loss C forget the past D weep over memory

Question 48

According to the poem, the poem belongs to means:

A Grammar Section B Unit II – Poetry C Unit I – Prose D Unit III – Non-Detailed Study

Question 49

the line pattern supports refers to:

A a song-like musical flow B a broken dramatic dialogue C a legal argument D a newspaper announcement

Question 50

In 'Oft, in the Stilly Night', the final effect on the reader is:

A laughter at a joke B fear of danger C excitement about action D quiet sympathy and reflection