A Thing of Beauty

A Thing of Beauty was written by

• Stephen Spender

• Walt Whitman

• John Keats

• Robert Frost

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A Thing of Beauty is______________

• Everlasting

• a joy forever

• there forever

• None of the above

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A Thing of Beauty never passes into

• oblivion

• darkness

• nothingness

• stagnation

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A thing of beauty gives us

• sweet dreams and good health

• perfection and beauty

• laughter and happiness

• None of the above

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Flowery band refers to

• Dreams of myriad hues

• wreath of colored flowers

• beautiful things

• All the options

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The negativity that the poet has spoken about is

• gloomy days

• unhealthy ways of living

• despondence and lack of noble nature

• All the options

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'Noble Nature' is

• Similie

• Metaphor

• Alliteration

• Antithesis

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Some things of beauty mentioned by the poet are

• sun,moon and stars

• forests, cattle and sea

• daisies, daffodils and lotuses

• sun,moon and old and young trees

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The mighty dead are

• Legendary heroes

• Famous people

• Mighty kings

• Noblemen

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Identify the imagery

• Wreathing a flowering band

• Rich with sprinkling of fair musk roses

• An endless fountain of immortal drink

• All of the above

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