The lake isle of innisfree

What does the poet hear night and day in the core of his heart?

• (a) The sound of the lake water lapping against the shore of Innisfree.

• (b) The cries of his children telling him to come back home.

• (c) The cries of his countrymen to fight for his country

• (d) The cries of birds and animals to come and live with them in the forest

What does the poet hope to get there?

• (a) Peace

• (b) Wealth

• (c) Friends

• (d) Name and fame

Where does the poet want to go?

• (a) To London

• (b) To Paris

• (c) To Innisfree

• (d) To Switzerland

Name the poet of The Lake Isle of Innisfree’.

• (a) James Kirkup.

• (b) Robert Frost

• (c) W.B. Yeats

• (d) Phoebe Cary

What does the poet hear at Innisfree Island?

• (a) the sound of raindrops

• (b) the noise of the wind

• (c) the lapping low sounds of the lakewater

• (d) none of these three options

What does the poet see in Innisfree land?

• (a) glimmering midnight

• (b) purple noon

• (c) the evening full of linnet’s wings

• (d) all the options are correct

What thing will the poet not do on the Innisfree land?

• (a) build a restaurant

• (b) build a small cabin

• (c) plant nine bean rows

• (d) build a hive for the honeybee

What kind of land is Innisfree?

• (a) stormy and dusty

• (b) peaceful and loving

• (c) very hot and humid

• (d) unfit for human habitation

Lake water lapping with low sounds’what image do these words draw in the mind?

• (a) flowing stream

• (b) sound of flowing stream

• (c) low soft sound of lake’s water washing the shore

• (d) none

What beautiful sight will he get to see there?

• (a) The glimmer of midnight stars.

• (b) The linnets flying about in the evening

• (c) The purple glow of the noon.

• (d) All the above