Class 8 English Chapter Poem 5 The School Boy Quiz 2 (38 MCQs)

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1. THE 'CAGE'IN THE POEM IS COMPARED TO
2. The speaker in the poem is
3. In what ways does the speaker's perspective change from the first to the second stanza?
4. What can be inferred about the speaker's attitude towards school from the first stanza?
5. The mood expressed in the poem is
6. Who is he talking to when he says "if buds are nip'd ..... "
7. What does the poem teach us about being parents?
8. What does the boy love to do?
9. What brings joy to the school boy in the summer morning?
10. THE CHILD WANTS TO SIT IN THE LAP OF ..... INSTEAD OF IN THE CLASSROOM.
11. WAS THE SCHOOL BOY HAPPY WITH THE MODERN EDUCATION?
12. 5) Going to school drives away all his ..... *
13. The speaker wants to
14. What kind of education system does the boy wish to have?
15. What does the poet compare a child in school to?
16. '' The little ones spend the day" Who are the little ones in this line?
17. The boy compares himself to a
18. 3) The boy compares himself to a ..... *
19. A cruel eye outworn (stanza 2) refers to
20. WHAT IS THE RHYME SCHEME APPLIED IN THIS POEM?
21. THE WORD 'DROOPING SYMBOLISES
22. What inference can be made about the speaker's past experiences with school?
23. Who sings along with the school boy?
24. What does the poet compare the absence of a happy childhood to?
25. What does the poet advise the parents to do?
26. Why does the boy didn't like going to school?
27. What is the main theme presented in the first stanza?
28. Does the boy not want to study?
29. Why does the boy compare himself to the caged bird?
30. What does the speaker imply about childhood in the first two stanzas?
31. Give the meaning for 'drooping'. *
32. THE DREARY SHOWER REFERS TO THE UNINSPIRING .....
33. "The little ones spend the day, in ..... and ..... "
34. 1 Who is 'I' in the above lines?
35. The Cruel eye refers to
36. At times the boy sits drooping because
37. 1) Give the meaning for 'dismay'.
38. Whose parents are being referred to here?