Understanding 'Beauty' Poem

The video tutorial explores the poem 'Beauty' from the Class 6 NCRT English book. It discusses the concept of beauty, emphasizing that it is subjective and can be found in nature, sounds, and good deeds. The poem's stanzas highlight beauty in sunlight, trees, and the joy of farmers, the sounds of wind and rain, and the goodness in actions and thoughts. The tutorial concludes by encouraging a positive attitude to see beauty in everyday life.

What does the poet suggest about the nature of beauty in the introduction?

• Beauty is a concept that cannot be defined.

• Beauty is only found in nature.

• Beauty is subjective and varies from person to person.

• Beauty is universal and the same for everyone.

According to the first stanza, where can beauty be observed?

• In the silence of the night.

• In the city lights and skyscrapers.

• In the sunlight, trees, and the joy of farmers.

• In the hustle and bustle of a busy market.

What does the poet highlight about farmers in the first stanza?

• Their isolation from society.

• Their dependence on technology.

• Their joy and the beauty in their happiness.

• Their struggle and hardships.

In the second stanza, how is beauty perceived?

• Through the colors of the rainbow.

• Through the smell of flowers.

• Through the sounds of nature and music.

• Through the taste of delicious food.

What does the poet suggest about music in the second stanza?

• Music is only beautiful when played loudly.

• Music, when sung earnestly, is a form of beauty.

• Music is only beautiful in the morning.

• Music has no connection to beauty.

According to the third stanza, what actions reflect beauty?

• Focusing solely on personal gain.

• Ignoring others' needs.

• Good deeds and positive thoughts.

• Negative thoughts and actions.

How do good deeds influence our perception of beauty, as per the third stanza?

• They make everything seem dull.

• They make us feel isolated.

• They have no impact on our perception.

• They enhance the beauty around us.

What is the poet's final message about beauty?

• Beauty is rare and hard to find.

• Beauty is everywhere and needs to be noticed.

• Beauty is only in material possessions.

• Beauty is a myth.

How does a positive attitude affect our perception of beauty?

• It makes us ignore beauty.

• It reflects beauty in all our actions.

• It has no effect on our perception.

• It makes us focus only on negative aspects.

What is the poet's advice for finding beauty in life?

• To search for it in material wealth.

• To rely on others to show it to us.

• To notice and appreciate it in everyday life.

• To ignore it as it is not important.