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Question 1

poet refers to:

A D. H. Lawrence B Roald Dahl C William Wordsworth D W. B. Yeats

Question 2

In 'Money Madness', full name of the poet is:

A Daniel Henry Lawrence B Douglas Hugh Lawrence C Dennis Howard Lawrence D David Herbert Lawrence

Question 3

Choose the correct answer for genre.

A short story B historical report C didactic / reflective poem D ballad

Question 4

According to the poem, main theme means:

A sportsmanship defeats politics B human obsession with money has damaged life and relationships C nature is the only source of sorrow D childhood is always painful

Question 5

another major theme refers to:

A materialism dehumanizes society B war creates joy C memory destroys nature D books are dangerous

Question 6

In 'Money Madness', the poem's target is:

A traditional prayer B natural beauty C village customs D money-centered civilization

Question 7

Choose the correct answer for the title 'Money Madness' suggests.

A simple earning B wise planning C an unhealthy, irrational obsession with money D careful saving

Question 8

According to the poem, what money has become in the poem means:

A a holy blessing B a false god C a harmless toy D a natural law

Question 9

speaker's tone toward money worship refers to:

A critical and indignant B playful and admiring C calmly neutral D purely humorous

Question 10

In 'Money Madness', the poem opposes is:

A friendship and honesty B patience and action C faith and mercy D greed and worship of wealth

Question 11

Choose the correct answer for what has been corrupted according to the poem.

A language alone B weather and seasons C human feelings and social relations D flowers and rivers only

Question 12

According to the poem, the poet's concern means:

A people talk too softly B people value money more than people C people read too many books D people travel too much

Question 13

money in the poem symbolizes refers to:

A material power without humanity B nature's beauty C childlike joy D divine grace

Question 14

In 'Money Madness', best keyword is:

A sportsmanship B imagination C nostalgia D materialism

Question 15

Choose the correct answer for another keyword.

A humility B wonder C greed D solitude

Question 16

According to the poem, another keyword means:

A memory B dehumanization C celebration D adventure

Question 17

the poet believes money has affected refers to:

A the whole social atmosphere B only one family C only government offices D only rich people

Question 18

In 'Money Madness', one result of money madness is:

A better poetry B stronger imagination C deeper friendships D loss of natural human tenderness

Question 19

Choose the correct answer for another result.

A more innocence B less selfishness C mistrust between human beings D greater simplicity

Question 20

According to the poem, human relations in the poem are shown as means:

A unaffected by greed B distorted by the power of money C purified by wealth D independent of all social pressures

Question 21

what the poet wants to restore refers to:

A warm human relationship B royal power C strict banking rules D political conquest

Question 22

In 'Money Madness', the poem questions is:

A the beauty of nature B the usefulness of language C the importance of work D the idea that money is life's highest value

Question 23

Choose the correct answer for the poet's attitude to society.

A amused but detached B indifferent C deeply dissatisfied D contented and cheerful

Question 24

According to the poem, the phrase 'madness' implies means:

A healthy ambition B loss of balance and moral sanity C simple caution D careful economic planning

Question 25

the poem's larger message refers to:

A human life should be governed by love, not money B money should rule all decisions C wealth is the only freedom D feelings are unimportant

Question 26

In 'Money Madness', what money cannot buy in the poem's logic is:

A every moral quality B friendship only on paper C complete silence D real human warmth

Question 27

Choose the correct answer for the poem treats greed as.

A a harmless weakness B an artistic virtue C morally destructive D necessary for survival

Question 28

According to the poem, the poem is social because means:

A it tells a myth about kings B it critiques the values of the whole community C it narrates a private ghost story D it describes only a flower field

Question 29

the poem is moral because refers to:

A it distinguishes right values from false ones B it avoids all judgment C it mocks every ideal D it speaks only of economics

Question 30

In 'Money Madness', what is displaced by money obsession is:

A books and schools only B food and shelter C roads and travel D love and human fellowship

Question 31

Choose the correct answer for the poet's desired alternative.

A a life of luxury without people B a life of complete isolation C a life of human contact and trust D a life of silence and fear

Question 32

According to the poem, the poem can be called a protest against means:

A religious faith B commercial civilization C poetry itself D youthful hope

Question 33

emotional effect of the poem refers to:

A unease and self-examination B carefree laughter C romantic happiness D pure suspense

Question 34

In 'Money Madness', tone overall is:

A comic and playful B dreamy and romantic C lightly descriptive D serious and accusatory

Question 35

Choose the correct answer for mood created.

A joyful nostalgia B festive excitement C restless moral discomfort D peaceful delight

Question 36

According to the poem, the poem suggests that wealth without humanity is means:

A the same as love B empty and dangerous C the highest blessing D the truest wisdom

Question 37

true richness in the poem lies in refers to:

A human feeling and relationship B bank accounts C public fame D business power

Question 38

In 'Money Madness', the poet's criticism is directed at is:

A all work and trade B all forms of exchange C all forms of saving D the worship of money, not the mere use of it

Question 39

Choose the correct answer for the poem remains relevant because.

A people no longer care for success B all nations reject greed C modern life still often values profit over people D money has disappeared from society

Question 40

According to the poem, a likely poetic device in the title means:

A onomatopoeia B metaphor C simile D alliteration only

Question 41

money is personified when refers to:

A it is treated like a ruling force over people B it is listed like a number C it is ignored by the poet D it is shown as a flower

Question 42

In 'Money Madness', the poem's style is:

A ornate and decorative only B coldly academic C mildly casual D direct and forceful

Question 43

Choose the correct answer for the poem encourages readers to.

A avoid all responsibility B seek only comfort C question accepted social values D worship success blindly

Question 44

According to the poem, the poem condemns society because means:

A it respects old age B it has made money more sacred than humanity C it grows too many crops D it reads too much poetry

Question 45

the moral center of the poem refers to:

A human dignity B political power C athletic success D urban speed

Question 46

In 'Money Madness', the broad conflict in the poem is:

A nature versus science B village versus city C memory versus action D money versus humanity

Question 47

Choose the correct answer for the poet wants readers to feel.

A complete despair B delight in luxury C shame at money-worship and desire for change D pride in greed

Question 48

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

A Television destroys reading habits B D. H. Lawrence condemns society's worship of money and calls for the recovery of human values C The poet celebrates daffodils by a lake D A priest is helped by God

Question 49

the poem belongs to refers to:

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

Question 50

In 'Money Madness', reader's final response is:

A fear of ghosts B admiration for athletics C simple amusement D moral reflection on modern life