Poem: No Men Are Foreign

1. What does the title of the poem convey?

• (a) all the people belong to the same earth

• (b) people belong to one country

• (c) all people should live in one country

• (d) people are foreigner

2. What is the rhyming scheme of this poem?

• (a) aabb

• (b) abab

• (c) abcc

• (d) no rhyming scheme

3. What should be discouraged according to the poem?

• (a) the practice of love and brotherhood

• (b) equality in the world

• (c) ill practice of hatred and discrimination

• (d) to be a powerful country

4. How did the poet prove that there are no foreign countries?

• (a) with the help of people

• (b) with the same way of living

• (c) with the help of nature

• (d) with the help of countries

5. What kind of life is seen all over the world?

• (a) common life

• (b) busy life

• (c) different life

• (d) strange life

6. How can we win strength?

• (a) by force

• (b) by love

• (c) by understanding

• (d) by fighting

7. What does the poet tell all to remember?

• (a) No countries are foreign

• (b) No men are strange

• (c) foreigners have eyes as we have

• (d) all of these

8. As per the poem, what are we told to do?

• (a) we are told to love our brothers

• (b) we are told to hate our brothers

• (c) we are told to help neighbours

• (d) all of these

9. 'human earth 'means:

• (a) full of human values

• (b) full of people

• (c) full of human feelings

• (d) both a and c

10. ‘Who fight against each other' means:

• (a) who face problems

• (b) who fight alone

• (c) who take arms against each other

• (d) who fight on the battlefield