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Sea Fever

Total questions: 16

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

‘I must go down to the seas again,…’

Here the word ‘must’ tells us that the poet is -

a)

unwilling

b)

afraid

c)

determined

d)

disappointed

2.

The word ‘again’ tells us that the poet –

a)

went to sea in the past

b)

has never gone to sea in his life

c)

wants to go to sea in the future

d)

frequently goes to the wilder land

3.

The poet describes the sea as –

a)

beautiful

b)

lonely

c)

nice

d)

lovely

4.

The poet describes the sea as –

a)

beautiful

b)

lonely

c)

nice

d)

lovely

5.

The natural element that the poet wants to accompany him is-

a)

a star

b)

a gale

c)

an earthquake

d)

a tempest

6.

The ship will be guided by –

a)

a comet

b)

a star

c)

the moon

d)

the Sun

7.

The wind will be –

a)

laughing

b)

coughing

c)

singing

d)

crying

8.

White is the colour of the –

a)

steering of the boat

b)

mast of the ship

c)

sail of the ship

d)

deck of the ship

9.

The colour of the mist is –

a)

white

b)

grey

c)

brown

d)

black

10.

The expression ‘sea’s face’ is an example of -

a)

simile

b)

metaphor

c)

allegory

d)

personification

11.

The word used to describe ‘dawn’ is –

a)

grey

b)

black

c)

blue

d)

orange

12.

. ‘…. A star to steer her by;’-

The word ‘her’ refers to the –

a)

sea

b)

star

c)

ship

d)

sail

13.

Which from the below list is not needed by the poet at the time of sea voyage-

a)

a camera

b)

a tall ship

c)

wind's song

d)

wheel's kick

14.

The poet wants to start his journey at the time when the –

a)

night started

b)

day ended

c)

evening set off

d)

day started

15.

According to the poet, ‘ the call of the running tide’ is a –

a)

wild call

b)

fearful call

c)

horrible call

d)

lovely call

16.

The call of the running tide may not be –

a)

heard

b)

denied

c)

stopped

d)

heard