1. The speaker met the snake near the-
(A) Lake
(B) River
(C) Water-trough
(D) House
Answer:(C) Water-trough
2. The phrase ‘a king of exile’ in the poem ‘Snake’ stands for—
(A) the rat
(B) the elephant
(C) the snake
(D) the lion
Answer:(C) the snake
3. ‘He lifted his head from his drinking, as cattle do’ is written by—
(A) T.S. Eliot
(B) D.H. Lawrence
(C) Rupert Brooke
(D) John Keats
Answer:(B) D.H. Lawrence
4. The color of the snake is-
(A) Yellow
(B) Green
(C) Black
(D) Blue
Answer:(C) Black
5. The speaker confesses that he-
(A) Hit the snake
(B) Liked the snake
(C) Feared the snake
(D) Disliked the snake
Answer:(B) Liked the snake
6. ‘Snake is written by-
(A) W.H. Auden
(B) T.S. Eliot
(C) D.H. Lawrence
(D) John Donne
Answer:(C) D.H. Lawrence
7. After hitting the snake with a log the speaker of the Poem ‘Snake’ wants to —
(A) enjoy
(B) expiate
(C) celebrate
(D) None of these
Answer:(B) expiate
8. ‘SNAKE’ is written by-
(A) W.H. Auden
(B) T.S. Eliot
(C) D.H. Lawrence
(D) John Donne
Answer:(C) D.H. Lawrence
9. David H. Lawrence was born in-
(A) 1868
(B) 1858
(C) 1885
(D) 1895
Answer:(C) 1885
10. David H. Lawrence died in-
(A) 1920
(B) 1910
(C) 1940
(D) 1930
Answer:(D) 1930
11. The speaker confesses that he-
(A) Hated the snake
(B) Liked the snake
(C) Feared the snake
(D) Killed the snake
Answer:(B) Liked the snake
12. The snake looked at the speaker-
(A) Roughly
(B) Vaguely
(C) Calmly
(D) Fiercely
Answer:(B) Vaguely
13. In Sicily, black snakes are considered-
(A) Venomous
(B) Innocent
(C) Playful
(D) Gloomy
Answer:(B) Innocent
14. The colour of the snake in the poem is-
(A) Yellow-black
(B) Golden
(C) Black
(D) Blue
Answer:(C) Black
15. The snake came to the poet’s water-through on a dav.
(A) hot
(B) cold
(C) rainy
(D) None of these
Answer:(A) hot
16. In …………….. according to the poem ‘Snake’ black snakes are considered innocent.
(A) England
(B) Sicily
(C) France
(D) Italy
Answer:(B) Sicily
17. The speaker in the poem ‘Snake’ hits the snake with—
(A) a nunter
(B) a log
(C) a rod
(D) None of these
Answer:(B) a log
18. The speaker of the poem ‘Snake’ compares the snake with the sea – albatross of –
(A) The Ancient Mariner
(B) ‘Eve of St. Agnes’
(C) ‘The Scholar Gipsy
(D) ‘Lycidas’
Answer:(A) The Ancient Mariner
19. In the poem ‘Snake’ Lawrence denounces the artificialities of ………….. life.
(A) ancient
(B) medieval
(C) modern
(D) None of these
Answer:(C) modern
20. Who is the speaker in the poem, ‘Snake’?
(A) Donne
(B) Whitman
(C) Keats
(D) D.H. Lawrence
Answer:(D) D.H. Lawrence
21. D.H. Lawrence has written the poem –
(A) My Grand Mother’s House
(B) Snake
(C) An Epitaph
(D) The Soldier
Answer:(B) Snake
22. A snake appears on a trough of the ……………. to sip water.
(A) doctor
(B) teacher
(C) poet
(D) None of these
Answer:(C) poet
23. In Sicily, black snakes are considered-
(A) Venomous
(B) Innocent
(C) Playful
(D) food
Answer:(A) Venomous
24. David H. Lawrence was born in-
(A) 1888
(B) 1858
(C) 1885
(D) 1855
Answer:(C) 1885
25. David H. Lawrence died in-
(A) 1925
(B) 1915
(C) 1945
(D) 1930
Answer:(D) 1930
26. The snake looked at the speaker-
(A) Sharply
(B) Vaguely
(C) Calmly
(D) Fiercely
Answer:(B) Vaguely
27. A ……………. came to D.H. Lawrence’s water trough.
(A) snake
(B) cow
(C) goat
(D) cat
Answer:(A) snake
28. The poet had gone to the water trough to drink
(A) tea
(B) coffee
(C) water
(D) milk
Answer:(C) water
29. The poet compares the snake to a ………… bird, albatross.
(A) river
(B) sea
(C) pond
(D) well
Answer:(B) sea
30. The snake seemed like a……………. exile.
(A) saint
(B) fakir
(C) Queen
(D) king
Answer:(D) king
31. A ……………. is mentioned in the poem ‘Snake’.
(A) mango tree
(B) peepal tree
(C) carbo tree
(D) None of these
Answer:(C) carbotree
32. The poet was wearing …………….
(A) pant
(B) pyjama
(C) underwear
(D) None of these
Answer:(B) pyjama
33. The snake met the poet near his water
(A) bucket
(B) well
(C) trough
(D) pond
Answer:(C) trough
34. The speaker had the desire to talk to
(A) cat
(B) rat
(C) scorpion
(D) snake
Answer:(D) snake
35. The snake took at the poet
(A) happily
(B) confusingly
(C) sadly
(D) vaguely
Answer:(D) vaguely
36. ‘The voice of my education said to me He must be killed; these lines are taken from—
(A) The Soldier
(B) Fire-Hymn
(C) Snake
(D) An Epitaph
Answer:(C) Snake