Poem- Tartary

The poet fulfills his dream of becoming a lord with the power his _______.

• sense

• intelligence

• wand

• imagination

What does the poet say about his bed in Tartary?

• It should be made of pure gold

• It should be made of ivory

• It should be of mixture of materials.

• It should be of gold and diamond.

How would the evenings be in Tartary?

• In the evening there would be lamps of different kinds.

• In the evening pearls will be mixed gold

• In the evening he would wear dress of pure pearls.

• In the evening he goes out for a stroll on his carriages

What animals and birds would there be in Tartary?

• Tiger, peacock and fish

• Tiger, birds and elephants

• Giraffes, elephants and birds

• Lion, deer and bear

The poet’s throne is made up of ____

• ruby

• emeralds

• beaten gold

• diamond

The poem is a descriptive picture of an imaginary kingdom of ________.

• dream

• Tartary

• exquisite items

• wonderland

Trumpeters would call him for meals every day.

• True

• False

The poem is a descriptive picture of an imaginary kingdom of ________.

• dream

• Tartary

• exquisite items

• wonderland

What's the difference between a dream and a fantasy?

• Both are similar .

• Dreams can be defined as a series of successive visions, images, and feelings experienced by a person during his/her sleep. Fantasy is imagining improbable things, which have no basis in reality.

Name of the poet 'Tartary'.

• Walter De La Mare

• Walter Jhonson

• William Blake

• Willaim Shakespeare