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Somebody's Mother

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Name the poet of "Somebody’s Mother"

a)

Mary Dow Brine

b)

John Keats

c)

Mary Shelley

d)

Mark twain

2.

___________ is the location, where the incident takes place in the poem .

a)

On a busy road .

b)

In front of a school

c)

On the street

d)

No location

3.

The phrase amid the throng suggests_______________

a)

in between the crowd

b)

surrounded by the crowd

c)

among the crowd

d)

In the crowd

4.

The woman was herself aged yet the poet says, “the woman’s feet were aged.” What is the difference?

a)

By saying that the woman’s feet were aged, the poet calls our attention to her inability to speak

b)

By saying that the woman’s feet were aged, the poet calls our attention to her inability to walk

c)

By saying that the woman’s feet were aged, the poet calls our attention to her inability to sit

d)

By Saying she cannot see and hear

5.

How do you describe the old woman ?

a)

The woman was very old and poor

b)

The woman was fat and sentimental

c)

The woman was dishonest and evil-minded.

d)

The woman was old and rich

6.

So meek, so timid, afraid to stir. This line can best be rewritten as—

a)

She was weak and filled with fear, so she was afraid to move

b)

She was humble and filled with fear and so she was afraid to move

c)

She was patient because she was filled with fear and so she never moved

7.

The woman did not move because _____________

a)

she was very old

b)

she was trying to get some attention

c)

the road was slippery and she was afraid she would fall if she tried to cross

8.

The boys are compared to _____________

a)

herd of sheep

b)

school of fish

c)

flock of sheep

9.

Did the boys lend the old woman a helping hand ?

a)

Yes, they did

b)

No, they did not

10.

Identify the poetic device used in the line Came the boys like a flock of sheep

a)

Simile

b)

Metaphor

c)

Personification