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Question 1

poet refers to:

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

Question 2

In 'Television', genre is:

A short story B dramatic monologue C historical report D didactic poem

Question 3

Choose the correct answer for main subject.

A the heroism of priests B the glory of war C the harmful effects of television on children D the beauty of flowers

Question 4

According to the poem, main addressee means:

A doctors only B parents C teachers only D politicians only

Question 5

opening appeal refers to:

A not to let children sit in front of the television set B to buy a bigger television C to teach children to repair televisions D to watch television all day

Question 6

In 'Television', tone at the beginning is:

A comic and carefree only B purely lyrical C historical and descriptive D warning and urgent

Question 7

Choose the correct answer for what the television is called.

A a useful saint B a magical friend C an idiotic thing D a noble machine

Question 8

According to the poem, television mainly harms means:

A their height B the children's mind C their shoes D their handwriting only

Question 9

effect on the child's brain refers to:

A it clutters up the mind B it sharpens memory perfectly C it teaches wisdom automatically D it makes children kind

Question 10

In 'Television', another effect on the child is:

A it increases imagination B it improves memory of poems C it strengthens eyesight D it kills imagination

Question 11

Choose the correct answer for the child before the television is compared to.

A a poet B a saint C a zombie D a hero

Question 12

According to the poem, children's eyes are described as means:

A full of tears B fixed C restless with curiosity D closed in thought

Question 13

children's state before TV refers to:

A passive and hypnotized B active and creative C deeply thoughtful D joyfully reading

Question 14

In 'Television', what vanishes due to television is:

A wealth and ornaments B food and clothing C discipline and prayer D imagination and wonder

Question 15

Choose the correct answer for what children stop doing.

A eating meals B sleeping at night C reading books D playing music

Question 16

According to the poem, the poet asks parents to do what first means:

A buy another one B throw the television set away C decorate it D repair it

Question 17

what replaces television in the poet's suggestion refers to:

A books B radio only C toys only D strict punishment

Question 18

In 'Television', main alternative offered is:

A a larger sofa B a bigger window C a stricter timetable D a lovely bookshelf on every wall

Question 19

Choose the correct answer for what parents should install.

A new curtains B picture frames only C bookshelves D more switches

Question 20

According to the poem, books are presented as means:

A objects of fear B sources of delight and imagination C dull burdens D things for punishment

Question 21

one writer named in the poem refers to:

A Beatrix Potter B Jane Austen C Virginia Woolf D Thomas Hardy

Question 22

In 'Television', another writer named is:

A Charles Dickens B T. S. Eliot C Saki D Richard Hughes

Question 23

Choose the correct answer for another writer named.

A Rabindranath Tagore B H. G. Wells C Rudyard Kipling D Roald Amundsen

Question 24

According to the poem, another writer named means:

A John Donne B J. M. Barrie C George Orwell D Mark Twain

Question 25

another writer named refers to:

A Walter de la Mare B Albert Einstein C Louis Pasteur D Sam Pitroda

Question 26

In 'Television', another writer named is:

A Robert Browning B Robert Frost C Robert Southey D Robert Louis Stevenson

Question 27

Choose the correct answer for another writer named.

A Luz Long B Khushwant Singh C Roald Dahl himself D Winston Churchill

Question 28

According to the poem, purpose of listing authors means:

A to advertise a library B to show the richness of children's literature C to prove television is expensive D to insult teachers

Question 29

what books can do refers to:

A transport children into exciting worlds B make them sleep all day C turn them into machines D keep them silent forever

Question 30

In 'Television', what children may discover through books is:

A only school rules B only sums and dates C only kitchen work D dragons, gypsies, queens, whales, treasure and more

Question 31

Choose the correct answer for result of reading habit.

A children will stop thinking B children will become weaker C children will begin to enjoy and demand books D children will hate all stories

Question 32

According to the poem, parents' likely reaction later means:

A they will miss the television immediately B they will be surprised and happy C they will regret buying books D they will burn the shelves

Question 33

children after reading are described as refers to:

A having a love of books B becoming rude and dull C growing afraid of stories D forgetting all joy

Question 34

In 'Television', best keyword is:

A revenge B sportsmanship C history D imagination

Question 35

Choose the correct answer for another keyword.

A war B medicine C reading habit D machinery

Question 36

According to the poem, another keyword means:

A scientific experiment B parental responsibility C royal authority D political conflict

Question 37

the poem criticizes refers to:

A blind dependence on television B books and stories C children's curiosity D family affection

Question 38

In 'Television', the poem praises is:

A electronic noise B mindless staring C idleness D books and storytelling

Question 39

Choose the correct answer for TV is harmful because.

A it encourages poetry B it fills shelves with books C it deadens the imagination D it teaches too much reading

Question 40

According to the poem, children under TV's spell do not means:

A remain indoors B think for themselves C sit still D look at the screen

Question 41

books are powerful because refers to:

A they stimulate the mind B they make children passive C they cause fear of learning D they destroy memory

Question 42

In 'Television', the poem's style is:

A cold and technical B solemn and prayerful C formal and legal D conversational and persuasive

Question 43

Choose the correct answer for one rhetorical feature.

A courtroom dialogue B epic simile C direct address to parents D scientific notation

Question 44

According to the poem, another feature means:

A blank neutrality B hyperbole C understatement only D no imagery

Question 45

tone overall refers to:

A humorous but serious in purpose B tragic and hopeless C purely sentimental D purely descriptive

Question 46

In 'Television', main moral is:

A children should avoid all stories B television is the best teacher C parents should never guide habits D children should read more and watch less television

Question 47

Choose the correct answer for poem's educational value.

A it rejects education B it promotes laziness C it encourages reading culture D it discourages imagination

Question 48

According to the poem, contrast in the poem means:

A past versus future B passive watching versus active reading C village versus city D rich versus poor

Question 49

final hope of the poem refers to:

A children will grow up loving books B children will become television stars C children will stop all entertainment D children will fear stories

Question 50

In 'Television', the poem belongs to is:

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

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poet refers to:

In 'Television', genre is:

Choose the correct answer for main subject.

According to the poem, main addressee means:

opening appeal refers to:

In 'Television', tone at the beginning is:

Choose the correct answer for what the television is called.

According to the poem, television mainly harms means:

effect on the child's brain refers to:

In 'Television', another effect on the child is:

Choose the correct answer for the child before the television is compared to.

According to the poem, children's eyes are described as means:

children's state before TV refers to:

In 'Television', what vanishes due to television is:

Choose the correct answer for what children stop doing.

According to the poem, the poet asks parents to do what first means:

what replaces television in the poet's suggestion refers to:

In 'Television', main alternative offered is:

Choose the correct answer for what parents should install.

According to the poem, books are presented as means:

one writer named in the poem refers to:

In 'Television', another writer named is:

Choose the correct answer for another writer named.

According to the poem, another writer named means:

another writer named refers to:

In 'Television', another writer named is:

Choose the correct answer for another writer named.

According to the poem, purpose of listing authors means:

what books can do refers to:

In 'Television', what children may discover through books is:

Choose the correct answer for result of reading habit.

According to the poem, parents' likely reaction later means:

children after reading are described as refers to:

In 'Television', best keyword is:

Choose the correct answer for another keyword.

According to the poem, another keyword means:

the poem criticizes refers to:

In 'Television', the poem praises is:

Choose the correct answer for TV is harmful because.

According to the poem, children under TV's spell do not means:

books are powerful because refers to:

In 'Television', the poem's style is:

Choose the correct answer for one rhetorical feature.

According to the poem, another feature means:

tone overall refers to:

In 'Television', main moral is:

Choose the correct answer for poem's educational value.

According to the poem, contrast in the poem means:

final hope of the poem refers to:

In 'Television', the poem belongs to is: