1)
‘I met a traveler from an
antique land
‘I met a traveler from an
antique land
who said,” Two
vast and trunkless legs
vast and trunkless legs
of stone stand in the desert
Near then, on
the sand, Half sunk,
the sand, Half sunk,
a Shattered visage lies”.
a) What had happened to the
trunk of the statue? –
trunk of the statue? –
i)
It had fallen down
It had fallen down
ii)
Time had claimed it
Time had claimed it
iii)
The wind had swept it.
The wind had swept it.
iv)
The desert had claimed it
The desert had claimed it
b) How did the human face
look?-
look?-
i)
Broken and shattered
Broken and shattered
ii)
Half sunk
Half sunk
iii)
In pieces
In pieces
iv)
Separate from the body.
Separate from the body.
c) When did the narrator
meet the traveler? –
meet the traveler? –
i)
After they had gone to the
ancient land?
After they had gone to the
ancient land?
ii)
After the traveler visited the ancient land?
After the traveler visited the ancient land?
iii)
When the traveler was coming from the ancient
land?
When the traveler was coming from the ancient
land?
iv)
When they met in the ancient land.
When they met in the ancient land.
2)
He holds him with his skinny
hand
He holds him with his skinny
hand
”There was a
ship quoth he
ship quoth he
”Hold off!
Unhand me, gray-beard loon
Unhand me, gray-beard loon
eftsoons his
hand dropt he.
hand dropt he.
a) Who is ’he’ and who is
‘him’ in the first line?-
‘him’ in the first line?-
i)
Mariner, guest
Mariner, guest
ii)
guest, mariner
guest, mariner
iii)
Mariner, mariner
Mariner, mariner
iv)
guest, guest.
guest, guest.
b) He holds him with his
skinny hand –
skinny hand –
i)
To examine his physical
strength
To examine his physical
strength
ii)
To enjoy his company
To enjoy his company
iii)
To narrate to him his cursed story.
To narrate to him his cursed story.
iv)
to play a prank on him.
to play a prank on him.
c) ‘Him’ was ————-on
holding his hand –
holding his hand –
i)
happy
happy
ii)
Scared
Scared
iii)
angry
angry
iv)
None of these.
None of these.
3)
‘And I had done a hellish
thing
‘And I had done a hellish
thing
, And it would
work’ em woe.
work’ em woe.
For all averted, I had killed the bind
That made the breeze to blow”.
a)
‘I’ is –
‘I’ is –
i) Mariner
ii) Wedding guest
iii) A young soldier
iv) Albatross
b) What was the hellish thing?
–
–
i)
Water getting dried up
Water getting dried up
ii)
spilling of Ice
spilling of Ice
iii)
Killing of albatross
Killing of albatross
iv)
Quarrel with other sailors.
Quarrel with other sailors.
c) The literary device in
the last line is
the last line is
i)
metaphor
metaphor
ii)
alliteration
alliteration
iii)
repetition
repetition
iv)
Transferred epithet.
Transferred epithet.
4)
‘And looked around like a God,
unseeing, into the air,
‘And looked around like a God,
unseeing, into the air,
And slowly
turned his head
turned his head
And slowly, very
slowly, as if thrice adream,
slowly, as if thrice adream,
Proceeded to draw his slow strength curving
around.
around.
a) Which of the best
explains the meaning of the expression? “Unseeing, into the air?-
explains the meaning of the expression? “Unseeing, into the air?-
i)
In a carefree, easy and
fearless manner
In a carefree, easy and
fearless manner
ii)
unable to see in the air
unable to see in the air
iii)
Deliberately ignoring others
Deliberately ignoring others
iv)
Being forced and aloof
Being forced and aloof
b) Where does ‘he’ move to?
–
–
i)
Mount Etna
Mount Etna
ii)
the poet
the poet
iii)
The water trough
The water trough
iv)
a hole in the wall.
a hole in the wall.
a)
The literary device used in
line 1 is –
The literary device used in
line 1 is –
i)
simile
simile
ii)
metaphor
metaphor
iii)
Pun
Pun
iv)
Personification.
Personification.