Where the Mind is Without Fear Rabindranath Tagore

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 Comprehension


  1. What is the primary emotion described in the poem?

  • a) Fear

  • b) Confidence

  • c) Joy

  • d) Sadness

  1. According to the poem, where should knowledge be?

  • a) Restricted

  • b) Limited

  • c) Controlled

  • d) Free

  1. What does the poem suggest about divisions among people?

  • a) They are necessary

  • b) They are unavoidable

  • c) They should be encouraged

  • d) They should not exist

  1. What kind of walls does the poet mention in the poem?

  • a) Physical walls

  • b) Emotional walls

  • c) Domestic walls

  • d) Mental walls

  1. From where should words come out, according to the poem?

  • a) Fear

  • b) Joy

  • c) Truth

  • d) Anger

  1. What does the poet compare striving for perfection to?

  • a) A marathon

  • b) A journey

  • c) A race

  • d) A competition

  1. What does the poet want reason to avoid?

  • a) Happiness

  • b) Sadness

  • c) Dead habits

  • d) Success

  1. What does the poet want the mind to be led forward by?

  • a) Fear

  • b) Confusion

  • c) Reason

  • d) Anger

  1. What does the poet want the mind to be guided into?

  • a) Narrow thinking

  • b) Narrow actions

  • c) Ever-widening thought and action

  • d) Limited thought and action

  1. What does the poet compare freedom to?

  • a) A cage

  • b) A prison

  • c) Heaven

  • d) A trap

  1. Who does the poet address in the poem?

  • a) His family

  • b) His friends

  • c) His country

  • d) Himself

  1. What does the poet hope for his country?

  • a) To remain the same

  • b) To regress

  • c) To awake to freedom

  • d) To become more divided

  1. Which word is a synonym for "fearless" as used in the poem?

a) Timid

b) Brave

c) Afraid

d) Scared

  1. What is a synonym for "perfection" in the context of the poem?

a) Imperfection

b) Flawlessness

c) Mediocrity

d) Failure

  1. What is a synonym for "striving" in the poem?

a) Relaxing

b) Resting

c) Efforting

d) Sleeping

  1. Which word is a synonym for "freedom" as mentioned in the poem?

a) Imprisonment

b) Captivity

c) Liberty

d) Constraint

  1. What is the antonym for "fear" as used in the poem?

a) Courage

b) Anxiety

c) Terror

d) Dread

  1. Which word is an antonym for "narrow" as mentioned in the poem?

a) Limited

b) Restricted

c) Broad

d) Constricted

  1. What is the antonym for "dead" as used in the poem?

a) Alive

b) Lifeless

c) Dormant

d) Inactive

  1. Which word is an antonym for "fragmented" in the poem?

a) Divided

b) Whole

c) Separate

d) Segregated




1. Answer: b) Confidence 2. Answer: d) Free 3. Answer: d) They should not exist 4. Answer: c) Domestic walls 5. Answer: c) Truth 6. Answer: b) A journey 7. Answer: c) Dead habits 8. Answer: c) Reason 9. Answer: c) Ever-widening thought and action 10. Answer: c) Heaven 11. Answer: c) His country 12. Answer: c) To awake to freedom 13. Answer: b) Brave 14. Answer: b) Flawlessness 15. Answer: c) Efforting 16. Answer: c) Liberty 17. Answer: a) Courage 18. Answer: c) Broad 19. Answer: a) Alive 20. Answer: b) Whole

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