Lesson:
Animals, MCQ Question and answers
Note:
The
students should read and memorise the whole/complete poem for any mcq.
With
reference to the poem, ‘Animals’, chose the correct option-
1. In the poem ‘Animals, Walt
Whitman writes that animals do not discuss their duty to
(A) parents
(B) society
(C) God
(D) fellow animals
Answer: (C) God
(2024)
2. In
the poem ‘Animals, the poet, Walt Whitman writes that animals do not sweat and
whine about their
(A)
house
(B)
food
(C)
clothes
(D)
condition
Answer:
(D) condition
3. In
the poem ‘Animals, the poet, Walt Whitman writes that animals do not lie awake
in the dark and do not weep for their
(A)
parents
(B)
children
(C)lack
(D)
sins
Answer:
(D) sins
4.
In the poem ‘Animals, the poet, Walt Whitman writes that animals do not him
_____ discussing their duty to God.
(A)
happy
(B)
sick
(C)
sins
(D)
charming
Answer:
(B) sick
5. In
the poem, ‘Animals’, what does the poet, Walt Whitman thinks?
(A)
he could away from the animals
(B)
he would negligently drop the animals
(C)
he ignores the tokens of animals
(D)
he could turn and live with animals
Answer:
(D) he could turn and live with animals
6. Who
is the poet of the poem, ‘Animals’?
(A)
Leslie Norris
(B)
John Berryman
(C)
Robin Klein and Ogden Nash
(D)
Walt Whitman
Answer:
(D) Walt Whitman
(*Students are suggested to remind all the poets of
the entire poems.)
7.
The poet, Walt Whitman wants to turn and live with animals because
(A)
they swat and whine about their condition
(B)
they lie awake in the dark and weep for their sins
(C)
they make him sick discussing their duty to God
(D)
they are so placid and self-contain’d
Answer:
(D) they are so placid and self-contain’d
8. The
poet, Walt Whitman writes that he looks at them long and long. Who is ‘them’
mentioned in this line?
(A)
people
(B)
children
(C)
animals
(D)
families
Answer:
(C) animals
9. In
the poem, ‘Animals’, the poet, Walt Whitman writes about the animals that with
the mania of owning things, not one is
(A)
happy and enjoying
(B)
charming and excitement
(C)
cheerful and helpful
(D)
dissatisfied and demented
Answer:
(D) dissatisfied and demented
10.
With reference the poem, ‘Animals’, which statement is false as mentioned the
options:
(A)
Animals do not sweat and whine about their condition
(B)
Animals do not lie awake in the dark and weep for their sins
(C)
Animals do not make anyone sick discussing their duty to God
(D)
Animals kneel to another and kind which lived thousands of years ago
Answer:
(D) Animals kneel to another and kind which lived thousands of years ago
11.
According to the poet, Walt Whitman, the animals are nor to his kind that
(A)
living in present
(B)
living the other families
(C)
lived thousands of years ago
(D)
living with them
Answer:
(C) lived thousands of years ago
12.
The poet, Walt whitman mentions that the animals do not dement with the mania
of
(A)
other things
(B)
owning things
(C)
families’ things
(D)
co-existing animals
Answer:
(B) owning things
13.
As the mentioned by Walt Whitman in the poem, ‘Animals’, among the animals, not
is respectable or unhappy over
(A)
the family
(B)
the parents
(C)
children
(D)
the whole earth
Answer:
(D) the whole earth
14.
Find out the false option with reference the poem ‘Animals’:
(A)
The animals show their relations to the poet.
(B)
The poet does not accept the relations with animals.
(C)
The animals bring the poet tokens of himself.
(D)
The animals evince the token plainly in their possession.
Answer:
(B) The poet does not accept the relations with animals.
15.
Why does the poet wonder?
(A)
The poet wonders where the animals get the tokens.
(B)
The poet wonders where the animals live.
(C)
The poet wonders where the animals play.
(D)
The poet wonders how the animals sleep in the night.
Answer:
(A) The poet wonders where the animals get the tokens.
16.
The poet, Walt Whitman wants to turn to
(A)
birds
(B)
trees
(C)
mountains
(D)
animals
Answer:
(D) animals
17.
In the poem, ‘Animals’, who do not lie awake in the dark according to the poet,
Walt Whitman?
(A)
human being
(B)
the birds
(C)
the animals
(D)
the ants
Answer:
(C) the animals
18.
Do the animals weep for their sins and whine about their condition as mentioned
in the poem, ‘Animals’?
(A)
Yes, they do.
(B)
No, the animals do not weep for their sins and whine about their condition.
(C)
Yes, absolutely they weep.
(D)
Yes, the animals always sweat and whine about their condition.
Answer:
(B) No, the animals do not weep for
their sins and whine about their condition.
19.
“I think I could turn and live with animals…”, what is the poet turning from?
(A)
turning away from living with other animals
(B)
turning away from living with other birds
(C)
turning away from living with other beasts
(D)
turning away from living with other humans
Answer:
(D) turning away from living with other humans
20.
Why does the poet, Walt Whitman want to turn from the human beings?
(A)
Because, the human beings are so placid and self-contained.
(B)
Because, the human beings do not sweat and whine about their bad condition.
(C)
Because, the human beings make him sick discussing their duty to God and often
dissatisfied.
(D)
Because, the human beings do not lie awake in the dark.
Answer:
(C) Because, they make him sick discussing their duty to God and often
dissatisfied.
21.
‘They do not sweat and whine about their condition….’, who are ‘they’ mentioned
in this line, in the poem, ‘Animals’?
(A)
birds
(B)
human beings
(C)
families
(D)
animals
Answer:
(D) animals
22.
‘They bring me tokens of myself…’, what is the ‘tokens’ mean in the poem, ‘Animals’?
(A)
Tokens means the good qualities
(B)
Token means the bad qualities
(C)
Token means the bad manners
(D)
Tokens means bus tickets
Answer:
(A) Tokens means the good qualities