JOHN KEATS’ THE POETRY OF EARTH SAQ

JOHN KEATS' THE POETRY OF EARTH SAQ

JOHN KEATS’ THE POETRY OF EARTH SAQ
Compiled by
P. K. BAWAL
I

THE POETRY OF EARTH SAQ In this post we gave some important SAQ (Short Answer Question) type question from John Keats Poetry of Earth

THE POETRY OF EARTH SAQ
SHORT ANSWER QUESTIONS:

SAQ NO 1 – 8

1. What type of poem is Keats “The Poetry of Earth’.
ANS: Keats’ The Poetry of Earth’ is a Petrarchan sonnet. The Poetry of Earth mt cartoon  

2. What is the rhyme-scheme of the poem The Poetry of Earth? 
ANS: The rhyme-scheme of the poem The Poetry of Earth is :- /abba/ abba/ cde/ çde/. 

3. Which insect carries the song of summer in Keats’ The Poetry of Earth’? 
ANS:
In Keats’ The Poetry of Earth’ the Grass. hopper carries the song of summer. 

4. Which insect carries the song of winter in Keats’ The Poetry of Earth’? 
ANS:
 In Keats: The Poetry of Earth the Cricket carries the song of winter.

5. What does the poet mean by The poetry of earth is never dead? 
ANS: By the statement, “The poetry of earth is never dead”, Keats means that the music of Nature never stops.  

6.  How does the hot sun affect all the Keats’ sonnet, The Poetry of Earth”? 
ANS; In Keats’ sonnet, “The Poetry of Earth the hot sun makes all the birds tired and exhausted. 

7. Why do all the birds faint in Keats’ sonnet, The Poetry of Earth’? 
ANS: In Keats’ sonnet, “The Poetry of Earth’ all the birds faint because of the scorching heat of the sun. 

8. Where do all the birds hide in Keats’ sonnet, The Poetry of Earth’? 
ANS: In Keats’ sonnet, ‘The Poetry of Earth’ all the birds hide in the cooling shade of the trees.

SAQ NO 9 -12

9.  “….. a voice will run.”-Whose voice is referred to here? (H.S. 2015) 
ANS: The voice of the Grasshopper is referred to here. 

10. Who takes the load in summer luxury in Keats’ sonnet, The Poetry of Earth? (H.S. 2015) 
ANS:  The Grasshopper takes the lead in summer Kury in Keats’ sonnet, The Poetry of Earth 

11. Who has never done with his delights in Keats’ sonnet, The Poetry of Earth’? 
ANS: The Grasshopper has never done with hig delights in Keats’ sonnet, ‘The Poetry. of Earth’. 

12. Where does the Grasshopper rest when it tires out with fun in Keats’ sonnet, The Poetry of Earth’? 
ANS: In Keats’ sonnet, The Poetry of Earth the Grasshopper rests beneath some pleasant weed when it tires out with fun.

THE POETRY OF EARTH

SAQ NO 13 – 16

13. What does the poet mean by “he has never done with his delights “? 
ANS: By the statement, “he has never done with his delights”, the poet means that the immense joy the Grasshopper gets from chirping merrily. would never come to an end. 

14. Where will the voice of the Grasshopper run when all the birds retire to rest in Keats! sonnet, The Poetry of Earth’? 
ANS: In Keats’ sonnet, The Poetry of Earth the voice of the Grasshopper will run from hedge to hedge about the new-mown mead. 

15. Why do the birds hide in cooling trees? 
ANS: The birds hide in cooling trees because they are exhausted by the scorching heat of the summer, and so they want to take rest. 

16. When, according to Keats, will the poetry ofearth cease? 
ANS: According to Keats, the poetry of earth will never cease.

Asleep in the valley এর উপর প্রশ্নোত্তর পেতে এখানে ক্লিক করোঃ

THE POETRY OF EARTH

SAQ NO 17 – 21

17. What wrought a silence on a lone winter evening in Keats’ sonnet, The Poetry of Earth’? 
ANS:  In Keats’ sonnet, “The Poetry of Earth’ the frost wrought  a silence on a lone winter evening. 

18. What shrils on a lone winter evening in Keats’ sonnet, “The Poetry of Earth’? 
ANS: In Keats’ sonnet, The Poetry of Earth’, the Cricket shrills on a lone winter evening. 

19. How does the person half lost in drowsiness perceive the Cricket’s song in Keats’ sonnet, The Poetry of Earth’? 
ANS: In Keats’ sonnet, ‘The Poetry of Earth the person half lost in drowsiness, perceives the Cricket’s song as the song of the Grasshopper, singing among some grassy hills. 

20.  Why does the person half lost in drowsiness perceive the Cricket’s song as the song of the Grasshopper in Keats’ sonnet, The Poetry of Earth’? 
ANS: In Keats’ sonnet, The Poetry of Earth’ the person perelves so because the Cricket’s song rouses the memory of the Grasshopper’s song in the hills, in his subconscious mind.

SAQ NO 21 – 24

21. Who warms the winter frost with its music in Keats’ sonnet, “The Poetry of Earth’?
ANS: The Cricket warms the winter frost with its music in Keats’ sonnet, The Poetry of Earth’. 

22. Why does Keats make the voice of the Grasshopper and the Cricket follow each other in his sonnet, The Poetry of Earth’? 
ANS: In his sonnet, The Poetry of Earth’, Keats makes the voice of the Grasshopper and the Cricket follow each other in order to prove that the music of the earth never ceases. 

23. What does Keats use as a symbol of poetry in the poem, The Poetry of Earth’? 
ANS: In the poem, The Poetry of Earth, Keats uses music as a symbol of poetry. 

24. What does Keats present as the music of winter in the poem, The Poetry of Earth’? 
ANS: In the poem, The Poetry of Earth’, Keats presents the song of the Cricket as the music of winter.

Download our App Madhyamik Prostuti

বিভিন্ন দেশের সীমারেখা madhyamik-prostutI
মাধ্যমিকের সব বিষয়ের জন্য App Madhyamik Prostuti ডাউনলোড করতে এখানে CLICK করুন

SAQ NO 25 – 28

25. What does Keats present as the music of summer in the poem, The Poetry of Earth”? 
ANS: In the poem, The Poetry of Earth’, Keats presents the voice of the Grasshopper as the music of summer. 

26. What does Keats present in the octave of the poem, Poetry of Earth’? 
ANS: In the octave of the poem, The Poetry of Earth’, Keats presents the voice of the Grasshopper as the music of summer. 

27. What does Keats present in the sestet of the poem, The Poetry of Earth’? 
ANS: In the sestet of the poem, ‘The Poetry of Earth, Keats presents the song of the Cricket as the music of winter. 

28. How does the Cricket warm the winter frost? 
ANS: The Cricket warms the winter frost with its music.

Comments

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

error: Content is protected !!
Verified by MonsterInsights