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Question 1

Which option is correct about the line 'The Devil below was ringing his knell' suggests?

A Sir Ralph's doom was approaching B the Abbot was calling him C the bell had been restored D the sailors were celebrating

Question 2

Choose the best answer for weather later in the poem from the poem.

A a calm and sunny afternoon B a snowy evening in a forest C a dry desert wind D a stormy and dark sea

Question 3

In the lesson, what is the correct answer for what Sir Ralph wanted during the storm?

A to count his treasure B to sleep peacefully C to hear the warning bell D to meet the Abbot

Question 4

Select the right option for why Sir Ralph listened for the bell.

A he wanted to sell it B he wanted to know where the rock lay C he wanted to sing with it D he wanted to pray with it

Question 5

Which option is correct about what happened to Sir Ralph's ship?

A it struck the Inchcape Rock and sank B it reached the harbour safely C it caught fire in a city D it turned back to shore

Question 6

Choose the best answer for main moral from the poem.

A wealth brings happiness B storms always spare the guilty C prayer alone controls the sea D evil done to others returns to the doer

Question 7

In the lesson, what is the correct answer for another theme?

A memory brings sorrow only B beauty destroys duty C crime brings punishment D laziness brings glory

Question 8

Select the right option for sea in the opening stanzas.

A crowded with warships B calm and bright C dark and stormy D frozen and silent

Question 9

Which option is correct about sun in the opening scene?

A shone brightly B was hidden in clouds C had already set D burned the forest

Question 10

Choose the best answer for moving object on the sea from the poem.

A a golden bridge B a lighthouse tower C a royal boat D the floating bell

Question 11

In the lesson, what is the correct answer for sound heard by sailors in the calm sea?

A the cry of market sellers B the neighing of horses C the bell warning them D guns from a battle

Question 12

Select the right option for tone in the beginning.

A gloomy throughout B peaceful C furious D comic

Question 13

Which option is correct about tone in the ending?

A ominous and tragic B carefree and playful C triumphant and joyful D merely descriptive

Question 14

Choose the best answer for character of Sir Ralph from the poem.

A generous and noble B wise and patient C gentle and forgiving D malicious and selfish

Question 15

In the lesson, what is the correct answer for character of the Abbot?

A cowardly B greedy C benevolent D revengeful

Question 16

Select the right option for symbolic meaning of the bell.

A childhood memory B conscience, warning and protection C royal luxury D war victory

Question 17

Which option is correct about removal of the bell symbolises?

A destruction of safety and moral order B growth of peace C rise of friendship D beauty of the sea

Question 18

Choose the best answer for storm in the poem helps to create from the poem.

A comic relief B romantic celebration C village festival mood D tension and suspense

Question 19

In the lesson, what is the correct answer for most famous villainous act?

A burning a harbour B capturing the king C cutting the bell from the Inchcape Rock D stealing the Abbot's robe

Question 20

Select the right option for the Abbot's act is an example of.

A fear of the sea B selfless public service C private revenge D careless pride

Question 21

Which option is correct about the poem ends with?

A Sir Ralph destroyed by the same rock he left unwarned B Sir Ralph being forgiven publicly C the bell being restored by magic D the Abbot sinking at sea

Question 22

Choose the best answer for 'knell' means from the poem.

A a happy wedding song B a ship's flag C a prayer book D a bell rung for death

Question 23

In the lesson, what is the correct answer for 'buoy' in the poem is?

A a village child B a lighthouse keeper C a floating object used in the sea D a mountain path

Question 24

Select the right option for 'peril' means.

A wealth B danger C comfort D honour

Question 25

Which option is correct about best description of the poem's structure?

A a story moving from safety to crime to punishment B a speech moving from politics to trade C a lyric of private love only D a dialogue between two kings

Question 26

Choose the best answer for lesson for readers from the poem.

A warnings should be ignored B kindness is foolish C sea travel is always safe D one should not destroy what protects others

Question 27

In the lesson, what is the correct answer for why the poem is memorable for exams?

A it has no central idea B it avoids all symbolism C it combines story, imagery and a strong moral D it contains only difficult grammar

Question 28

Select the right option for the phrase 'the Devil below' hints at.

A the calm weather B guilt and approaching punishment C the kindness of the sea D the Abbot's blessing

Question 29

Which option is correct about the sea functions almost like?

A an agent of moral justice B a silent background without role C a city road D a royal court

Question 30

Choose the best answer for best one-line summary from the poem.

A The Abbot steals a bell and escapes B A sailor finds treasure in a storm C A king builds a bridge on the sea D Sir Ralph wickedly cuts a warning bell and later dies on the same hidden rock

Question 31

In the lesson, what is the correct answer for the poem belongs to?

A Unit III – Non-Detailed Study B grammar section C Unit II – Poetry D Unit I – Prose

Question 32

Select the right option for reader's final feeling.

A indifference B satisfaction at justice and sorrow at the tragedy C confusion about the setting D pure laughter

Question 33

Which option is correct about greatest contrast in the poem?

A charity of the Abbot versus cruelty of Sir Ralph B forest versus city C summer versus winter D wealth versus poverty

Question 34

Choose the best answer for poet from the poem.

A Thomas Moore B Robert Frost C W. B. Yeats D Robert Southey

Question 35

In the lesson, what is the correct answer for genre?

A news report B travel article C narrative poem / ballad D biographical essay

Question 36

Select the right option for setting.

A a village market in England B the sea near the Scottish coast C the deserts of Arabia D a snowy forest in America

Question 37

Which option is correct about Inchcape Rock is?

A a dangerous rock hidden by the sea B a mountain village C a royal palace D a river island with houses

Question 38

Choose the best answer for why the rock was dangerous from the poem.

A it caught fire every night B it moved across the sea C it was guarded by soldiers D it lay hidden under the water and wrecked ships

Question 39

In the lesson, what is the correct answer for person who placed the bell?

A the king of Scotland B a village fisherman C the Abbot of Aberbrothok D Sir Ralph the Rover

Question 40

Select the right option for purpose of the bell.

A to mark the time of day B to warn sailors of the hidden rock C to call villagers to prayer D to celebrate victory

Question 41

Which option is correct about how the bell rang?

A it swung with the waves B it was rung by a priest every hour C it rang by wind alone from a tower D it rang only during storms

Question 42

Choose the best answer for the Abbot is shown as from the poem.

A greedy and cruel B careless and foolish C violent and proud D kind and thoughtful

Question 43

In the lesson, what is the correct answer for the sailors blessed the Abbot because?

A he built them ships B he taught them songs C his bell saved them from danger D he gave them gold

Question 44

Select the right option for villain of the poem.

A a poor fisherman B Sir Ralph the Rover C the Abbot of Aberbrothok D the king of England

Question 45

Which option is correct about Sir Ralph was?

A a pirate / sea rover B a monk C a school teacher D a judge

Question 46

Choose the best answer for Sir Ralph's reaction to the bell from the poem.

A he repaired it B he praised it C he rang it loudly D he cut it down

Question 47

In the lesson, what is the correct answer for reason Sir Ralph cut the bell?

A to make the sea beautiful B to obey the Abbot C out of wickedness and spite D to protect sailors better

Question 48

Select the right option for what Sir Ralph said after cutting the bell.

A that he would build a new bell B that the next man who came there would not bless the Abbot C that the Abbot was his friend D that he feared the sea

Question 49

Which option is correct about the line 'The Devil below was ringing his knell' suggests?

A Sir Ralph's doom was approaching B the Abbot was calling him C the bell had been restored D the sailors were celebrating

Question 50

Choose the best answer for weather later in the poem from the poem.

A a calm and sunny afternoon B a snowy evening in a forest C a dry desert wind D a stormy and dark sea

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Which option is correct about the line 'The Devil below was ringing his knell' suggests?

Choose the best answer for weather later in the poem from the poem.

In the lesson, what is the correct answer for what Sir Ralph wanted during the storm?

Select the right option for why Sir Ralph listened for the bell.

Which option is correct about what happened to Sir Ralph's ship?

Choose the best answer for main moral from the poem.

In the lesson, what is the correct answer for another theme?

Select the right option for sea in the opening stanzas.

Which option is correct about sun in the opening scene?

Choose the best answer for moving object on the sea from the poem.

In the lesson, what is the correct answer for sound heard by sailors in the calm sea?

Select the right option for tone in the beginning.

Which option is correct about tone in the ending?

Choose the best answer for character of Sir Ralph from the poem.

In the lesson, what is the correct answer for character of the Abbot?

Select the right option for symbolic meaning of the bell.

Which option is correct about removal of the bell symbolises?

Choose the best answer for storm in the poem helps to create from the poem.

In the lesson, what is the correct answer for most famous villainous act?

Select the right option for the Abbot's act is an example of.

Which option is correct about the poem ends with?

Choose the best answer for 'knell' means from the poem.

In the lesson, what is the correct answer for 'buoy' in the poem is?

Select the right option for 'peril' means.

Which option is correct about best description of the poem's structure?

Choose the best answer for lesson for readers from the poem.

In the lesson, what is the correct answer for why the poem is memorable for exams?

Select the right option for the phrase 'the Devil below' hints at.

Which option is correct about the sea functions almost like?

Choose the best answer for best one-line summary from the poem.

In the lesson, what is the correct answer for the poem belongs to?

Select the right option for reader's final feeling.

Which option is correct about greatest contrast in the poem?

Choose the best answer for poet from the poem.

In the lesson, what is the correct answer for genre?

Select the right option for setting.

Which option is correct about Inchcape Rock is?

Choose the best answer for why the rock was dangerous from the poem.

In the lesson, what is the correct answer for person who placed the bell?

Select the right option for purpose of the bell.

Which option is correct about how the bell rang?

Choose the best answer for the Abbot is shown as from the poem.

In the lesson, what is the correct answer for the sailors blessed the Abbot because?

Select the right option for villain of the poem.

Which option is correct about Sir Ralph was?

Choose the best answer for Sir Ralph's reaction to the bell from the poem.

In the lesson, what is the correct answer for reason Sir Ralph cut the bell?

Select the right option for what Sir Ralph said after cutting the bell.

Which option is correct about the line 'The Devil below was ringing his knell' suggests?

Choose the best answer for weather later in the poem from the poem.