CBSE Class 9 English A Slumber Did My Spirit Seal MCQs

Question. Does Lucy feel the touch of earthy life now?
(a) yes
(b) no
(c) maybe
(d) not known

Answer :   B

Question. What has happened to Lucy?
(a) she has died
(b) she is sick
(c) she is missing
(d) none of the above

Answer :   A

The poem “The slumber did my spirit seal” is written by –
(a) William Wordsworth
(b) T.S Eliot
(c) William Shakes Pear
(d) P.B Shelly

Answer :   A

Question.“She neither hears nor sees”-Who neither hears nor sees?
(a) Poet
(b) Poet’s mother
(c) Poet’s friend
(d) Poet’s beloved

Answer :   D

Question. How did the poet feel after his beloved’s death?
(a) grief stricken
(b) happy
(c) burdenfree
(d) all

Answer :   A

Question.“With rocks and stones and trees”- Explain.
(a) Poet is united with rocks and stones and trees
(b) Poet’s beloved is a part of this earth now
(c) Poet’s beloved is united with rocks and stones and tress
(d) Both (b) and (c)

Answer :   D

Question.“With rocks and stones and trees”- What does this line suggest?
(a) Earth filled with rocks, stones and trees
(b) After death, the body decomposes within the earth and assimilates with it
(c) After death, one’s life is beyond rocks, stones and trees
(d) None of the above

Answer :   B

Question.In the poem ‘A Slumber Did My Spirit Seal’, the poet is dealing with
(a) Frustration
(b) Happiness
(c) Cruelty
(d) Sadness

Answer :   D

Question 4: The poet did not have any fear from –
(a) Death
(b) Human
(c) Love
(d) Animals

Answer:  B

Question.“No motion has she now, no force”-What does this indicate?
(a) Poet’s beloved is no more
(b) Poet’s beloved is paralyzed
(c) Poet’s beloved is unable to move
(d) Poet’s beloved has become immobile

Answer :   A

Question. What is this poem about?
(a)  it is dedicated to the poet’s belovedcorrect
(b)  dedicated to questions of life and death
(c)  dedicated to love
(d)  none

Answer :   A

Question- Who is the poet of this poem?
(a) William Wordsworth
(b) William Jmes
(c) William Hudson
(d) William Shakespeare

Answer :   A

Question : Diurnal means –
(a) Morning
(b) Day
(c) Daily
(d) Night

Answer:   C

Question. Who is ‘She’ in the poem ‘A Slumber Did My Spirit Seal’?
(a) the poet’s wife
(b) the poet’s daughter
(c) an imaginary child named Lucy
(d) none of the above

Answer :   C

Question. What did the poet never feel before Lucy’s death?
(a) death
(b) any kind of fear
(c) love
(d) life

Answer :   B

Question. What can’t Lucy do now?
(a) feel
(b) hear
(c) see
(d) all of the above

Answer :   D

Question- What does Slumber mean in the poem?
(a) deep sleep in the form of Death of poet’s beloved Lucy and poet’s ignorance to the harsh realities of life
(b) sleep
(c) deep sleep
(d) none

Answer :   A

Question. In the poem ‘A Slumber Did My Spirit Seal’, the word ‘spirit’ represents
(a) Ghost
(b) Poet’s soul
(c) Poet’s beloved’s soul
(d) Reader’s soul

Answer :   B

Question- What was Lucy doing after her death?
(a) coming to poet’s dreams
(b) was disturbing
(c) moving here and there in the in the earth’s course of rotation
(d) all

Answer :   C

Question. What was the poet taking for granted?
(a) his beloved’s lifecorrect
(b) everything
(c) life
(d) all

Answer :   A

Question. Who is the poet of the poem ‘A Slumber Did My Spirit Seal’?
(a) Edward Lear
(b) Gieve Patel
(c) W.W.E. Ross Ms.
(d) William Wordsworth

Answer :   D

Question. Wordsworth was popularly known as the poet of
(a) Lake District
(b) Lancashire Region
(c) Wessex Region
(d) None

Answer :   B

Question. Just for a handful of silver he left us, just for a riband in his coat” these links from
(a) The Lost Leader
(b) The Leader
(c) The Patriot
(d) Prospice

Answer :   A

Question. ”Bliss as it in that dawn to be alive, But to be young was very heaven”
(a) To the period of the French Revolution
(b) To the Romantic period in literature
(c) To the period of history
(d) None

Answer :     A

Question. ”O Joy! that in our embers, is something that doth live, That nature yet remembers what was so fugitive”
(a) Immortality Ode
(b) The Prelude
(c) Tintern Abbey
(d) The Excursion

Answer :      A