Class 10 English Poem Chapter 8 The Trees Quiz 1 (60 MCQs)

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1. The poem reflects how trees ..... to free themselves to go to their natural habitat.
2. What tries to free themselves from the cracks of the veranda floor?
3. Name the literary device used in "The moon is broken like a mirror, "
4. Since the forests are empty .....
5. Why do the villagers celebrate at the end of the story?
6. Question 11.What do the roots do all night?
7. What is the MOST important for human beings to breath
8. All nights the roots work to disengage themselves from the cracks in the veranda floor. What does disengage mean?
9. Long-cramped boughs shuffle under the roof like newly .....
10. Where are the decorative plants kept?
11. The poet in her letters .....
12. What does the poetess write?
13. Who has been personified in the line "no sun bury its feet in shadow"
14. How do the trees react to their confinement in the poem?
15. What is the poetess head full of?
16. I sit inside, doors open to the verandawriting long lettersin which I scarcely mention the departureof the forest from the house.The night is fresh, the whole moon shinesin a sky still openthe smell of leaves and lichenstill reaches like a voice into the rooms.Find the word which means 'hardly'.
17. By morning, the forest will be full of .....
18. What rushes out to meet the trees?
19. Why are the trees important to Amrita and her village?
20. When the trees move out, ..... rush to meet them.
21. Who is the poet/poetess of the poem 'The 'Trees'?
22. In the passage it says "The trees, Stacey, " I said softly, "They sing no more" What is that an example?
23. Why does the poet mention 'no sun bury its feet in Shadow'?
24. Question 13.Name the literary device used in "The moon is broken like a mirror, "
25. What are the boughs compared to?
26. Identify the figures of speech:No sun bury its feet in shadow
27. How do we get Oxygen?
28. In the poem, where are the trees initially described as being located?
29. People have destroyed nature for their own selfish motive and have planted trees in their veranda (passage) and thus have created artificial nature. What does this line suggest?
30. What does Amrita teach her children about the trees?
31. In the starting of the third stanza the moon .....
32. What is the poetess doing?
33. What does the poet mean by 'the night is fresh'?
34. What did Mr.Anderson want to do with the forest?
35. What is the main theme of the poem "The Trees" ?
36. What promise does the Maharajah make at the end?
37. Who is the narrator of "Song of the Trees"
38. Name the poet of the poem "The trees"
39. Question 14.Where are the decorative plants kept?
40. What does the poet imply by 'all night The Roots work to disengage themselves from the cracks in The Veranda floor'?
41. What reaches like a voice into the rooms?
42. What had been empty?
43. What is the main message of the story?
44. The pieces of the moon can be seen in the crown of which tree?
45. Why does the poet not mention the departure of the forest from the house in her letters?
46. In the Poem 'The Tree' poet/ poetess is talking about
47. Trees protect hope of a nation ..... what is a hope of a nation?
48. It is similar in human beings and Trees. what is it?
49. What type of writing is "Song of the Trees" ?
50. Why are small twigs stiff?
51. Towards the end, the moon is broken like .....
52. How have trees been personified?
53. What does Amrita do when the men come to cut the trees?
54. The trees in the poem are useful for:
55. What type of trees are described in the poem 'The 'Trees'?
56. In the First Stanza the Poetess says that .....
57. How does the Maharajah react when the villagers resist?
58. These plants are planted in
59. Why does the poet compare the long branches to newly discharged patients moving to the clinic doors?
60. Where are the trees in the poem found?