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Q1)  What is the central idea of this poem?

(A) We should make friends with the wind god.

(B) If we are strong, even gods will be on our side.

(D) We should love all creatures of God.

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Q2)  The wind god winnows—

(A) Anything that is big and strong.

(B) Anything that is weak and crumbling.

(D) Anything that is not natural.

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Q3)  What does the wind do?

(A) It throws down all the books on the shelf

(B) It tears the pages of the books.

(D) All the above.

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Q4)  What is the effect of the wind on strong fires?

(A) makes them roar and flourish

(B) blows them out as usual

(D) all are correct

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Q5)  The wind does not listen to us. What should we do?

(A) afraid of him

(B) make ourselves strong to face him

(D) none of these

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Q6)  ’You brought rain again’. Who does ‘you’ refer to?

(A) the wind

(B) the poet

(D) the children

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Q7)  What does ‘crumbling hearts’ refer to?

(A) old persons

(B) weak persons

(D) despondent persons

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Q8)  How does the poet want the wind to come?

(A) fastly

(B) slowly

(D) in a tempestuous way

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Q9)  Find a synonym for loyal from the poem.

(A) firm

(B) strong

(D) None of these

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Q10)  What does the poet suggest to be friends with the wind?

(A) build strong homes

(B) close the doors firmly

(D) All of these

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Q11)  Suggest a word that stands for to fix.

(A) settle

(B) make correct

(D) All of these

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Q12)  Tell a word in the poem which is the antonym of foolish?

(A) clever

(B) wise

(D) all of these

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Q13)  Whom does the poet make a request to and address?

(A) the people

(B) his children

(D) All of these

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Q14)  Who is blown out by the wind?

(A) weak fire

(B) strong fire

(D) All of these

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Q15)  Whom does wind God like?

(A) weak people

(B) who talks to it

(D) None of these

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Q16)  Why do people winnow the grain?

(A) to clean the dust

(B) to remove straws

(D) All of these

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Q17)  Name the things the wind had done.

(A) brought rain

(B) torn the pages

(D) all of these

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Q18)  Who is the poet of the poem?

(A) Subramania Bharti

(B) Robert Frost

(D) William Wordsworth

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9th Class - English - Beehive Poems | Chapter: Wind MCQs

Q1) What is the central idea of this poem?

Q2) The wind god winnows—

Q3) What does the wind do?

Q4) What is the effect of the wind on strong fires?

Q5) The wind does not listen to us. What should we do?

Q6) ’You brought rain again’. Who does ‘you’ refer to?

Q7) What does ‘crumbling hearts’ refer to?

Q8) How does the poet want the wind to come?

Q9) Find a synonym for loyal from the poem.

Q10) What does the poet suggest to be friends with the wind?

Q11) Suggest a word that stands for to fix.

Q12) Tell a word in the poem which is the antonym of foolish?

Q13) Whom does the poet make a request to and address?

Q14) Who is blown out by the wind?

Q15) Whom does wind God like?

Q16) Why do people winnow the grain?

Q17) Name the things the wind had done.

Q18) Who is the poet of the poem?

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