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FSc Part 1 English (New Book) Chapter 3 Important MCQ's

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1	Butterflies, off banks of Noon. Which figure of speech is used here.	A. Simile B. personification C. alliteration D. Metaphor
2	Which poetic device is most clearly used in the line . They looked like frightened beads.	A. oxymoron B. euphemism C. Simile D. metaphor
3	The poem compares the birds flight to which two things.	A. Fish swimming and clouds drinfting B. Oars dividing the ocem and Butterflies leaping C. Leaves falling and wind blowing D. rain dropping and rivers flowing
4	What does the line "Too silver for a seam ----" suggest about the bird's flight.	A. It was dull and gray B. It was seamless and beautful like polishe dsilver C. It was rough and patched together D. It reflected the sunlight brightly
5	What was the bird's reaction to the speaker's offer.	A. It flew away quickly B. It ate the offering C. It stared suspiciously D. It unrolled its feathers and flew softly home
6	Choose the correct option for each question. What is the tone of the poem	A. Tense and suspenseful B. Joyful and celebratory C. Calm and reflective D. Angry and resentful
7	The phrase stirred his velvet head is an example of.	A. Euphermism B. Metaphor C. Simile D. Oxymoron
8	Which of the followig best represents an oxymoron, even if not explicitly used inthe poem.	A. He glance dwith rapid eyes B. They looked like frightened beads C. The grass divides as with a comb D. A bird came down the walk
9	In the context of the poem, the poet's description of the bird's killing of the worm is an example of.	A. Oxymoron B. Simile C. Euphemism D. hyperbole
10	"From a Conventient Grass."	A. Distant B. Accessible C. Difficult D. Decorative

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