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WorksheetsOur Casuarina Tree
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What is compared to the python in the poem 'Our Casuarina Tree'
creeper
a baboon
a rope
a scarf
Who sits like a statue
a baby
a baboon
a baby baboon
the tree
What is the poet trying to convey through her poem?
Her happy childhood days and memory of the casuarina tree
beauty of her village
her favorite holiday destination
love for her siblings
'The giant wears the scarf' is an example for which of the following literary device?
Alliteration
Simile
Metaphor
enjambment
Who wrote the poem 'Our Casuarina Tree'?
Wordsworth
Toru Dutt
Rabindranath Tagore
Robert Frost
Which of the following bird is mentioned in the poem?
Bulbul
Kokila
Woodpecker
Falcon
A creeper climbs, in whose embraces bound .No other tree could live. What does this line tell about the tree?
The tree is bent
The tree is strong
The tree is an artificial one
The tree is imaginary
'Sung darkling from our tree, while men repose.' What does repose mean?
stand still
react
rest
wok
What is the first thing the poet is delighted to look at in the morning when she opens her window?
the Casuarina tree
the cows grazing
the birds sitting on the tree
the water lilies
What makes the poet cry?
the memory of her companions
the memory of her family
a sunny day
the murmur of a stream
Like a huge Phython, winding round and round.
The rugged trunk, indented deep with scars,
Up to its very summit near the stars,
A creeper climbs, in whose embraces bound
Identify the rhyme scheme of the stanza.
abcd
aabc
abba
aaba
What does the poet compares the murmur of the tree to?
sound of wind
sound of drums
sound of sea waves breaking on a rocky beach
sound of a whistle
'His puny offspring leap about and play' Who is the 'his' mentioned in this line?
a friend of the poet
the baboon
the creeper
the poet
Why do you think the tree is important to the poet?
because it is tall
because it had many fruits on them
because it brings back her childhood memories
because she planted the tree
'Up to its very summit near the stars' What does this line indicate?
the tree shines like the star
the tree cannot be seen in darkness
the tree is tall
the tree cannot stand without support
