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Now the Leaves are falling fast by W. H. Auden (Summary, short questions, objective questions)

 

Chapter-3

Now the Leaves Are Falling Fast
        -W.H. Auden

Biography

    ·        Born-1907               died-1973

    ·        Won Pulitzer Prize in 1948 for The Age of Anxiety.

    ·        Poetry was a “serious game”

    ·        Left England in 1939.

    ·        Work is divided into British and American phase.

    ·        British phase works- The Orators, The Dance of Death, Look Stranger, Spain and Another Time.

    ·        American Phase Works New Year Letter, For the Time Being, The Age of Anxiety and The Shield of Achilles.

Summary: “Now the leaves are falling fast” is one of the finest lyric poems which has been composed by the modern poet W.H Auden. The title of this poem suggests us about the death of human beings like the falling fast of leaves.

Human beings are going to their grave very fast due to suffering and diseases. In this poem, the poet tries to expose the frustration and crisis in modern life. The poet says that all fake love to one another. The messenger of death is present to snatch the real delight of people.

People who are alive today will die tomorrow. This expression suggests that human life is no better than death. The underlying idea in this poem is that death is certain. Like tree man also has to meet his end someday.

Objective Question Answer

1.       “Now the Leaves Are Falling Fast” is written by…………..
a)John Keats   b)John Donne        c)W.H. Auden

2.       W.H Auden was born in………
a)1907              B)1910                    C)1930

3.       W.H. Auden died in…………….
a)1973              b)1970                     c)1980

4.       W.H Auden won the Pulitzer Prize in…
a)1950              b)1948         c)1960

5.       W.H Auden won Pulitzer Prize for……………
a)New Year Letter    b)The Orators        c)The Age of Anxiety

6.       In the second line of the poem, ‘Now the Leaves are falling Fast’ ‘Nurse’ stands…….
a)a mango                    b)a fruit        c)a tree

7.       “Whispering neighbours, left and right’ is a line from the poem…………
a)An Epitaph              b)Song of Myself   c)Now the leaves are falling fast

8.       W.H Auden left England in…….
a)1935              b)1939                     c)1945

9.       The………….of death are the whispering neighbor.
a)friends                      b)enemies               c)messenger

10.   Auden’s work is divided into…………………..phases.
a)4                      b)3                 c)2

11.   ‘Nurse’s flowers will not last’ is a line written by……………
a) John Donne            b)John Keats                      c)
W H Auden

12.   Auden’s work is divided into the British and ………..phase.
A)Indian    b)Russian          c)American

13.   New year letter by W.H Auden is…….
a)Indian phase          b)American Phase           c)British phase

14.   Look Stranger, Spain, Another Time by Auden is………………phase
a)Indian           b)American            c)British

15.   The orators, the dance of death by Auden is…….......
a)Russian phase                    b)American phase           c)British phase

16.   The age of anxiety, For the time Being, The Sheild of Achilles by Auden is………..
a)British Phase          b)American Phase           c)Indian Phase

17.   Now the leaves are falling fast is……..
a)song               b)sonnets    c)lyric

18.   ………………..persons are travelers.
a)young            b)new                       c)dull

19.   Trees shed their leaves in……………….
a)winter           b)autumn    c)summer

20.   ………….waterfall could bless the travelers passing through that way.
a)white             b)yellow      c)red

21.   The leaves are falling…………………
a)slow               b)good                      c)fast

22.   The ………has become dumb to see the leafless trees.
a)hen                 b)sparrow               c)nightingale

23.   ‘Now the leaves are falling fast’ is……….
a)a sonnet        b)a lyric                    c)an ode

24.   The prams are……..
a)running                    b)standing              c)rolling

25.   The travelers are we………………..beings, moving towards our death.
a)angel              b)human     c)urban

26.   The falling of…………………refer to the speedy arrival of death.
a)leaves            b)rain                        c)dust

Explain the following lines

1.     “Now the leaves are falling fast
Nurse’s flower will not last
Nurses to the graves are gone
And the proms go rolling on”
Answer- This stanza has been taken from the poem ‘Now the leaves are falling fast’ which is written by W. H Auden. The poet says that the leaves of the branches of the free are falling and the frees are becoming leafless. It depicts that a person is slowly moving to its death and atleast in grave. Everything perishes.

जिस poem के लाइन में White, mountain, nurse, false left right, food, freeze, cold, nightingale, wooden, reprove रहे तो poet का नाम W.H. Auden लिख देंगे.

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