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Question 1

Who is the author of “I am every woman”?

Answer 1

Rakhi Nariani Shirke

Question 2

Rakhi Nariani Shirke is the author of which poem?

Answer 2

I am every woman

Question 3

The word “Summer” in the poem means?

Answer 3

Difficulties

Question 4

In the poem “I am every woman”, which word symbolizes difficulties?

Answer 4

Summer

Question 5

How does the poet take life, as shown in the poem?

Answer 5

Optimistically

Question 6

In “I am every woman”, how is life viewed by the poet?

Answer 6

Optimistically

Question 7

What is described as the key to everything?

Answer 7

Persistence

Question 8

In “I am every woman”, which quality is said to be the key to everything?

Answer 8

Persistence

Question 9

What does “Spring will come again” mean in the poem?

Answer 9

Happiness

Question 10

Which line in the poem symbolizes happiness?

Answer 10

Spring will come again

Question 11

How does a woman deal with adversities in life?

Answer 11

Persistence

Question 12

In “I am every woman”, what does the poet say about facing adversities?

Answer 12

Deal with them using persistence

Question 13

What is the woman strong about in the poem?

Answer 13

Faith and Beliefs

Question 14

In “I am every woman”, what inner strength is highlighted?

Answer 14

Faith and Beliefs

Question 15

What is the tone of the author in the poem?

Answer 15

Warning / Threatening

Question 16

How is the tone described in “I am every woman”?

Answer 16

Warning / Threatening

Question 17

Woman is a symbol of what, according to the poem?

Answer 17

Power and Strength

Question 18

In the poem, what symbols represent a woman?

Answer 18

Power and Strength

Question 19

To whom is the poem “I am every woman” addressed?

Answer 19

Male Readers

Question 20

Who are the target audience of the poem “I am every woman”?

Answer 20

Male Readers

Question 21

Woman is compared to what in the poem?

Answer 21

Ferocious Lioness

Question 22

In “I am every woman”, what is the metaphor used for woman?

Answer 22

Ferocious Lioness

Question 23

Who wrote the poem “The Secret of the Machines”?

Answer 23

Rudyard Kipling

Question 24

Which poem was written by Rudyard Kipling about machines?

Answer 24

The Secret of the Machines

Question 25

When was Rudyard Kipling born?

Answer 25

December 30, 1865

Question 26

Who was born on December 30, 1865?

Answer 26

Rudyard Kipling

Question 27

Where was Rudyard Kipling born?

Answer 27

Bombay, India

Question 28

Which famous poet was born in Bombay, India?

Answer 28

Rudyard Kipling

Question 29

Whom did Rudyard Kipling marry and where did he settle?

Answer 29

Caroline Balestier, Brattleboro, Vermont

Question 30

Where did Rudyard Kipling settle with Caroline Balestier?

Answer 30

Brattleboro, Vermont

Question 31

Which book was written by Rudyard Kipling in 1894?

Answer 31

The Jungle Book

Question 32

Who is the author of *The Jungle Book*?

Answer 32

Rudyard Kipling

Question 33

What prize did Rudyard Kipling receive in 1907?

Answer 33

Nobel Prize

Question 34

Who received the Nobel Prize in 1907?

Answer 34

Rudyard Kipling

Question 35

What metal is obtained from ores and mines in the poem?

Answer 35

Iron

Question 36

In “The Secret of the Machines”, which metal is mined?

Answer 36

Iron

Question 37

What does the term “haul” mean in the poem?

Answer 37

Pull

Question 38

Which word in the poem means “to pull”?

Answer 38

Haul

Question 39

When do machines not forgive, according to the poem?

Answer 39

Mishandling

Question 40

What consequence is mentioned in the poem for mishandling machines?

Answer 40

They do not forgive

Question 41

What feelings are evoked by the machines in the poem?

Answer 41

Love, Pity, Forgiveness

Question 42

What emotions do the machines convey in Kipling’s poem?

Answer 42

Love, Pity, Forgiveness

Question 43

What does the term “wrought” mean in the poem?

Answer 43

Beaten out of shape by hammering

Question 44

Which word in the poem means “beaten out of shape by hammering”?

Answer 44

Wrought

Question 45

What do machines ask for in the poem?

Answer 45

Water, Coal, Oil

Question 46

What materials are essential for machines to function in the poem?

Answer 46

Water, Coal, Oil

Question 47

How are machines made to fit, according to the poem?

Answer 47

Cutting, Filling, Tooling, Gauging

Question 48

What four processes are mentioned in the poem for fitting machines?

Answer 48

Cutting, Filling, Tooling, Gauging

Question 49

From where is “The Ant and the Cricket” poem adapted?

Answer 49

Aesop’s Fables

Question 50

Which poem is adapted from Aesop’s Fables?

Answer 50

The Ant and the Cricket

Question 51

What is a fable?

Answer 51

A traditional story that teaches a moral lesson

Question 52

What type of story is “The Ant and the Cricket”?

Answer 52

A fable

Question 53

Who was Aesop?

Answer 53

A slave and storyteller from ancient Greece

Question 54

Who is known as a storyteller from ancient Greece?

Answer 54

Aesop

Question 55

What is a cricket described as in the poem?

Answer 55

A brown or black insect

Question 56

In “The Ant and the Cricket”, what kind of insect is the cricket?

Answer 56

Brown or black insect

Question 57

What made the cricket bold?

Answer 57

Starvation and famine

Question 58

In the poem, what caused the cricket’s boldness?

Answer 58

Starvation and famine

Question 59

What was the nature of the cricket?

Answer 59

Merrymaking in summer

Question 60

How did the cricket behave in summer?

Answer 60

Merrymaking

Question 61

What does “dance the winter away” mean?

Answer 61

Spending winter joyfully

Question 62

In the poem, what does the phrase “dance the winter away” signify?

Answer 62

Spending winter in a joyful manner

Question 63

What rule did the ant follow?

Answer 63

Never lend nor borrow

Question 64

Which character followed the rule of not lending or borrowing?

Answer 64

The Ant

Question 65

What is the moral of “The Ant and the Cricket”?

Answer 65

Prevention is better than cure

Question 66

Which poem conveys the moral “Prevention is better than cure”?

Answer 66

The Ant and the Cricket

Question 67

What does the poem teach us the importance of?

Answer 67

Hard work and Planning

Question 68

In “The Ant and the Cricket”, which two qualities are highlighted as important?

Answer 68

Hard work and Planning

Question 69

What does the word “Quoth” mean?

Answer 69

Said

Question 70

Which word in the poem means “said”?

Answer 70

Quoth

Question 71

What was the period of Aesop?

Answer 71

620 – 564 BCE

Question 72

Who lived during 620 – 564 BCE and was a famous storyteller?

Answer 72

Aesop