1. What does the line “A slumber did my spirit seal” mainly suggest?
- Mental confusion
- Emotional numbness due to deep trust
- Physical sleep
- Carelessness about life
Correct Answer: Emotional numbness due to deep trust
2. Why did the poet say that he had “no human fears”?
- He ignored reality
- He was careless about life
- He believed she was beyond harm and change
- He was physically tired
Correct Answer: He believed she was beyond harm and change
3. What realization does the poet gain after her death?
- Feeling angry with nature
- Believing in immortality
- Understanding that death is natural and unavoidable
- Forgetting the past
Correct Answer: Understanding that death is natural and unavoidable
4. “She seemed a thing that could not feel the touch of earthly years” shows that she appeared:
- Emotionless
- Physically weak
- Unreal
- Timeless and eternal
Correct Answer: Timeless and eternal
5. What tone is reflected in the final stanza of the poem?
- Joy
- Fear
- Calm acceptance
- Anger
Correct Answer: Calm acceptance
6. How does the poet imagine her after death?
- As a wandering ghost
- As a part of nature’s cycle
- As a distant star
- As a fading memory
Correct Answer: As a part of nature’s cycle
7. What does “Rolled round in earth’s diurnal course” mean?
- She rests in deep sleep
- She travels across the world
- She has become part of nature’s daily movement
- She controls time
Correct Answer: She has become part of nature’s daily movement
8. What does “No motion has she now” mainly express?
- Temporary rest
- Complete stillness in death
- Physical weakness
- Peaceful sleep
Correct Answer: Complete stillness in death
9. Which central idea dominates the poem?
- Fear of loneliness
- Joy of love
- Union of human life with nature after death
- Power of time
Correct Answer: Union of human life with nature after death
10. How does the poet’s attitude towards death change?
- From joy to anger
- From ignorance to thoughtful acceptance
- From hope to despair
- From courage to fear
Correct Answer: From ignorance to thoughtful acceptance
11. The word “slumber” in the poem symbolises:
- Deep happiness
- Mental illness
- Unawareness of life’s realities
- Physical tiredness
Correct Answer: Unawareness of life’s realities
12. Which Romantic idea is reflected in the poem?
- Scientific thinking
- Political awareness
- Deep connection between humans and nature
- Power of machines
Correct Answer: Deep connection between humans and nature
13. What feeling does the poet finally express about death?
- Confusion
- Extreme fear
- Peaceful acceptance
- Joyful celebration
Correct Answer: Peaceful acceptance
14. What change occurs in the poet’s understanding of life?
- He avoids relationships
- He becomes careless
- He feels immortal
- He realises life is temporary
Correct Answer: He realises life is temporary
15. Why are “rocks and stones and trees” mentioned?
- To show danger
- To show loneliness
- To show her unity with nature
- To show hardship of life
Correct Answer: To show her unity with nature
16. What philosophical idea does the poem convey?
- Life is meaningless
- Death is a natural part of life
- Nature is cruel
- Humans are superior
Correct Answer: Death is a natural part of life
17. How does the poet cope with his loss?
- By escaping into dreams
- By denying reality
- By seeing death as union with nature
- By becoming angry
Correct Answer: By seeing death as union with nature
18. Which line best shows the poet’s acceptance of death?
- I had no human fears
- She neither hears nor sees
- Rolled round in earth’s diurnal course
- No motion has she now
Correct Answer: Rolled round in earth’s diurnal course
19. What emotional journey does the poem describe?
- From joy to anger
- From illusion to realization
- From fear to courage
- From hope to despair
Correct Answer: From illusion to realization
20. What is the most suitable summary of the poem’s message?
- Love always fails
- Nature is cruel
- Death unites humans with nature forever
- Life is full of pain
Correct Answer: Death unites humans with nature forever
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