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WorksheetsWIND BY SUBRAMANIA BHARATI
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 5mins
According to the poet, who will be our friend if we are strong?
A) Wind
B) Snow
C) Fire
D) None of these
Name the things the wind had done.
A) Brought rain
B) Torn the pages
C) Broke the shutters of the windows
D) All of these
Who are negatively affected by the wind?
Strong people
weaklings
both a and b
None of them
Whom does wind God like?
A) Weak people
B) Those who talks to it
C) Strong people
D) None of these
Which word in the poem means ‘to prosper’?
A) Steadfast
B) Flourish
C) Winnows
D) Crumbling
The destructive power of the wind is a symbol of _______.
A) Adversities
B) Problems
C) Challenges
D) All of these
What is the message of this poem?
A) Make strong windows
Be firm and strong
C) Stop the wind
D) All of these
"He won't do what you tell him". Who is he in this line?
A) The reader
B) Wind
C) Weak people
D) All of these
Name the poet of this poem.
(a) Robert Frost.
(b) Subramania Bharati.
(c) W.B. Yeats.
(d) Phoebe Cary.
What does the wind poke fun at?
(a) Weak houses and weak doors.
(b) Weak rafters and weak wood.
(c) Weak hearts and weak bodies.
(d) Any living or non-living thing that is weak and crumbling.
What is the effect of the wind on weak fires?
(a) makes them stronger
(b) blow them out
(c) let them burn as before
(d) all the options are correct
The poem was translated from ______ language.
Marathi
Telugu
Tamil
Kannada
______________ has translated the poem "wind" into English
Subramania Bharati
A K Ramanujan
Subramania Iyer
R K Menon
The poet asks the wind to come ____
loudly
strongly
forcefully
softly
Rafter is a stopping beam, that supports _______ of the building.
window
basement
roof
door
'Wind God 'separates the _____people from ____ people like grains from chaff
clever, foolish
poor, rich
good , bad
weak, strong
