Ode
to Autumn
-John Keats
This
poem is written by John Keats. In this poem John Keats describes the beauty and
characteristics of autumn season. He says that autumn season is good season
because in this season people are happy. They feel very good because this
season is neither hot nor very cool. Wind blows very friendly. In this season
new leaves and fruits grow on the trees. In this season nature looks very
beautiful because there is greenery everywhere. All people feel to work in this
season even the birds also sing. The sun rays of this season make the fruit
fleshy, fat and tasty. In this season nature remains calm and cool.
Objective
Question Answer
1.
John Keats was born in………
a)1795, England b)1939,
England c)1985, America
2.
John Keats died in………..
a)1821 b)1822 c)1823
3.
“Ode to Autumn’ is………………..
a)an epic b)an elegy c)an ode
4.
In ‘Ode to Autumn’ Keats deals with…………in detail.
a)Spring b)summer c)Autumn
5.
John Keats was born at…………………, London.
a)Moon fields b)Camden c)West Hills
6.
John Keats studied at………………….. at Enfield.
a)Lincoln’s Inn b)Clark’s School c)Cambridge
7.
John Keats was interested in………………….
a)Hokey b)football c)cricket & boxing
8.
John Keats is……….
a)metaphysical poet b)romantic
poet c)classical poet
9.
Virgil Aeneid was translated by….
a)Walt Whitman b)John Keats c)T.S Eliot
10.
‘Ode to Autumn’ consists of……………
a)four stanzas b)three
stanzas c)five stanzas
11.
The theme of Autumn is…………….
a)scarcity b)abundance c)fulfillment
12.
Who called ‘Ode to Autumn’ Keats most satisfying of all the odes?
a)Dryden b)Wordsworth c)Arthur
Rickett
13.
Lines in imitation of Spenser is written by……
a)Auden b)Keats c)Eliot
14.
Lines in imitation of Spenser is john Keats’s….
a)1st poem b)2nd
poem c)3rd poem
15.
Lines in imitation of Spenser was first published in…….
a)1814 b)1879 c)1950
16.
‘Endymion’, ‘On a Grecian Urn’, ‘To Psyche’ was written by…….
a)Lawrence b)Rupert Brooke c)John Keats
17.
Endymion was published in………..
a)1818 b)1871 c)1817
18.
John Keats was died at the age of………..
a)26 b)50 c)60
19.
John Keats died because of…….
a)Cancer b)TB c)Cough
20.
In……………………new leaves and fruits come out on trees.
a)summer b)Autumn c)spring
21.
………………was a great lover of Nature.
a)John Keats b)Kamala Das c)Walt Whitman
22.
Autumn is season of mellow…………
a)fruitfulness b)no rain c)no fire
23.
Each stanza of ‘Ode To Autumn’ consists…………
a)11 lines b)12 lines c)13 lines
24.
Who has been personified in “Ode To Autumn’?
a)Spring b)Autumn c)Summer
Short
Answer Questions
1. What happens
in autumn?
In autumn fruit ripen, crops are harvested, and apple juice is extracted.
2. How are
autumn and summer related to spring?
Autumn and summer are related to spring as old age and youth are related to
adolescence.
3. How do the
sun and summer help in ripeness of fruits in autumn?
The sun and summer help the blossoms turn into fruit, and let the fruit grow.
In autumn they reach their maturity and are filled with flesh and juice.
4. In what
sense does the sun conspire with autumn?
The sun conspires with autumn to load plants and trees with abundance of fruit
and ripen the fruit to the core.
5. Who are
depicted as friends in the first two lines?
Autumn and the sun are depicted as friends in the first two lines.
6. New leaves
and fruits grow on trees in a particular seasons. Which is that?
In autumn fruits and new leaves appear.
Explain
the following lines
1. Season of
mists and mellow fruitfulness close bosom friend of the maturing sun.
Answer: The given stanza has been taken from the poem “Ode to Autumn” which is
written by John Keats.
In this stanza poet is talking about autumn. He briefly describes the season
and immediately jumps into personification suggesting that autumn and sun are
old friends. It also a season when many fruits and other crops are harvested,
making autumn fruitful.
जिस poem के लाइन में Season,
conspiring, twitter, cottage trees, plump, cease, granary, hook, breast रहेगा तो वह line Ode to Autumn का होगा.
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