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Question 1

poet refers to:

A William Wordsworth B W. B. Yeats C Henry W. Longfellow D Roald Dahl

Question 2

In 'Daffodils', alternative title is:

A The Solitary Reaper B Lucy Gray C The Rainbow D I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud

Question 3

Choose the correct answer for genre.

A short story B public speech C lyric poem D dramatic monologue

Question 4

According to the poem, opening comparison means:

A the poet compares himself to a river B the poet compares himself to a cloud C the poet compares himself to a bird D the poet compares himself to a mountain

Question 5

state of the speaker at the beginning refers to:

A wandering lonely B celebrating with friends C studying in a classroom D working in a field

Question 6

In 'Daffodils', place where the flowers were seen is:

A inside a garden wall B on a mountain top C in a city square D beside the lake and beneath the trees

Question 7

Choose the correct answer for flowers in the poem.

A lotuses B sunflowers C daffodils D roses

Question 8

According to the poem, number of daffodils suggested means:

A many red tulips B a host of golden daffodils C a few pale flowers D one lonely rose

Question 9

colour of the flowers refers to:

A golden B white C purple D blue

Question 10

In 'Daffodils', movement of the flowers is:

A standing still in silence B falling into the water C burning in sunlight D fluttering and dancing in the breeze

Question 11

Choose the correct answer for natural force affecting the flowers.

A snowstorm B dark smoke C the breeze D heavy rain

Question 12

According to the poem, comparison with stars means:

A they are compared to boats on a river B they are compared to stars that shine and twinkle in the Milky Way C they are compared to lamps in a palace D they are compared to birds in a nest

Question 13

sense created by the star comparison refers to:

A endlessness B fear C darkness only D silence without beauty

Question 14

In 'Daffodils', how far the flowers stretched is:

A around a small pond only B up a staircase C inside a temple D in a never-ending line

Question 15

Choose the correct answer for the line 'Ten thousand saw I at a glance' suggests.

A a few flowers only B flowers seen one by one C a vast number of flowers D exact counting

Question 16

According to the poem, waves in the poem means:

A froze into ice B danced beside the daffodils C destroyed the flowers D hid the flowers

Question 17

which appeared happier refers to:

A the daffodils B the waves C the trees D the cloud

Question 18

In 'Daffodils', poet's reaction to the scene is:

A he turned away quickly B he began to cry C he cut the flowers D he gazed and gazed

Question 19

Choose the correct answer for why he did not at first realize the benefit.

A he disliked flowers then B he wanted to sleep C he did not know what wealth the show had brought him D he forgot the scene immediately

Question 20

According to the poem, what the daffodils gave him means:

A a royal reward B inward wealth C money and fame D food and shelter

Question 21

state in which memory returns refers to:

A when he lies on his couch in vacant or pensive mood B while he is in battle C while teaching a class D while speaking in court

Question 22

In 'Daffodils', 'vacant or pensive mood' means is:

A angry and restless mood B fearful and suspicious mood C comic and playful mood D empty or thoughtful state of mind

Question 23

Choose the correct answer for what flashes upon the inward eye.

A the stars only B the clouds only C the daffodils D the lake only

Question 24

According to the poem, 'inward eye' means means:

A a mirror B the mind's eye or imagination C the physical eye D a telescope

Question 25

the inward eye is called refers to:

A the bliss of solitude B the burden of memory C the pain of loneliness D the fear of darkness

Question 26

In 'Daffodils', effect of the remembered scene is:

A the poet becomes sadder B the poet forgets nature C the poet falls asleep instantly D the poet's heart fills with pleasure and dances with the daffodils

Question 27

Choose the correct answer for main theme.

A wealth alone gives happiness B education destroys imagination C nature's beauty gives lasting joy D war gives lasting joy

Question 28

According to the poem, another theme means:

A memory must be avoided B memory enriches life C memory always causes pain D memory weakens imagination

Question 29

another theme refers to:

A solitude can be blissful when filled with beautiful memories B solitude is always miserable C solitude destroys thought D crowds are always necessary

Question 30

In 'Daffodils', mood of the poem is:

A grim and tragic B angry and sarcastic C fearful and mysterious D joyful and reflective

Question 31

Choose the correct answer for tone of the poem.

A comic and mocking B strictly argumentative C simple, musical and meditative D harsh and violent

Question 32

According to the poem, best keyword means:

A greed B nature C revenge D politics

Question 33

another keyword refers to:

A memory B deception C war D punishment

Question 34

In 'Daffodils', another keyword is:

A hierarchy B public shame C mystery D solitude

Question 35

Choose the correct answer for poetic device in the first line.

A irony B alliteration only C simile D metaphor

Question 36

According to the poem, poetic device in 'host of golden daffodils' means:

A satire B visual imagery C dramatic dialogue D pun

Question 37

poetic device in 'dancing daffodils' refers to:

A personification B hyperbole only C paradox D oxymoron

Question 38

In 'Daffodils', poetic device in 'ten thousand saw I at a glance' is:

A understatement B allusion C pun D hyperbole

Question 39

Choose the correct answer for what the daffodils symbolize.

A wealth and pride B violence and confusion C beauty, joy, and spiritual refreshment D fear and uncertainty

Question 40

According to the poem, what the poem suggests about nature means:

A nature is less powerful than machines B nature is a source of comfort and inspiration C nature is hostile D nature is meaningless

Question 41

the poet feels rich because refers to:

A the memory of beauty becomes a treasure within him B he gathers the flowers and sells them C he receives a prize D he wins a race

Question 42

In 'Daffodils', the most important time in the poem's experience is:

A only the first glance B only the cloudy sky C only the final line D both the original sight and the later recollection

Question 43

Choose 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 44

According to the poem, best one-line summary means:

A A grandmother feeds sparrows B Wordsworth describes how a sudden vision of daffodils becomes a lifelong source of joy in memory C A sportsman values friendship more than victory D A scientist develops vaccines

Question 45

reader's final response refers to:

A delight and calm reflection B fear of loneliness C confusion about the lake D sympathy for defeat

Question 46

In 'Daffodils', broad moral is:

A beauty is useless without wealth B memory fades without value C nature should be ignored D moments of beauty can nourish the mind long after they pass

Question 47

Choose the correct answer for the waves are called.

A furious B frozen C sparkling D silent

Question 48

According to the poem, what the poet's heart does at the end means:

A turns away from nature B dances with the daffodils C hardens with sorrow D falls silent with fear

Question 49

the poem's educational value refers to:

A it teaches students to value nature, imagination, and memory B it teaches hatred of solitude C it rejects emotion D it values rank over feeling

Question 50

In 'Daffodils', poet is:

A W. B. Yeats B Henry W. Longfellow C Roald Dahl D William Wordsworth