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Short questions and answer for class xii from "The Poetry of Earth".
The Poetry of Earth
John Keats
1)
“The poetry of Earth is never dead”- what does the ‘poetry’
stands for?
Ans: In
Keats’ sonnet, “The Poetry of Earth” the ‘poetry’ stands for music of life.
2)
“And hide in cooling trees,...”- Who hide in
a cooling trees?
Ans: The birds in summer hide in cooling
trees.
3)
“ From hedge to hedge…”- What will run from hedge to hedge?
Ans: The voice of the grasshopper will
run from hedge to hedge.
4)
“…about the new-mown mead”- What does the expression
‘new-mown mead’ mean?
Ans: The expression ‘new-mown mead’ means
the grass of the land that has been recently cut.
5)
“-he takes the lead”- Who is ‘he’ referred to here?
Ans: In Keats’ sonnet “The poetry of
Earth”, ‘he’ refers to the Grasshoper.
6)
“-he takes the lead in summer luxury”- What does the
expression ‘summer luxury’ mean?
Ans: In the poem “The Poetry of Earth”,
the expression ‘summer luxury’ means the pleasures of summer.
7)
“-he has never done with his delights;”- Who is ‘he’
referred to here?
Ans: In the poem “The Poetry of Earth”,
the grasshopper is referred to here as ‘he’.
8)
“…there shrills The cricket’s song”- From where does the
Cricket’s song shrill?
Ans: In the poem “The Poetry of Earth”,
the Cricket’s song shrills from the stove on a lone winter evening.
9)
“He rests at ease…”- Who rests at ease?
Ans: In Keats’ poem “The Poetry of
Earth”, the Grasshoper rests at ease.
10)
Where does the grasshopper rest at ease in summer?
Ans: The Grasshoper rests at ease beneath
some pleasant weed in summer.
11)
“The poetry of earth is ceasing never”- What does the poet
suggest by the expression?
Ans: By the expression John Keats wants
to suggest that the music of nature continues forever.
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