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Question # 1

He bitt an angleworm in halves What type of imagery is used in this line.

Question # 2

Choose the option that is the best synonym in the context of the text.
"And ate the fellow Raw."

Question # 3

Butterflies, off banks of Noon. 
Which figure of speech is used here.

Question # 4

Which of the following lines from the poem contains an example of figurative language.

Question # 5

In the context of the poem, the poet's description of the bird's killing of the worm is an example of.

Question # 6

" I offered him a Crumnb."

Question # 7

Choose the option tha tis the best synonym in the context of the text. 
"They looked like Frightened Beads, I thought."

Question # 8

"And he unrolled his feathers."

Question # 9

What does the line "Too silver for a seam ----" suggest about the bird's flight.

Question # 10

Choose the correct option for each question
What does thebird do after the speaker offers it a crumb

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

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1 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
2 Choose the correct option for each question
What does thebird do after the speaker offers it a crumb
A. Files away
B. Easts the crumb
C. Sings a song
D. Hops closer to the speaker
3 Which of the following lines from the poem contains an example of figurative language.
A. He bit an angleworm in halves.
B. and he unrolled his featers
C. Than Oars divide the Ocean
D. And he unrolled his feathers
4 The phrase stirred his velvet head is an example of.
A. Euphermism
B. Metaphor
C. Simile
D. Oxymoron
5 " I offered him a Crumnb."
A. Demanded 
B. concealed
C. Presented
D. consumed
6 Butterflies, off banks of Noon. 
Which figure of speech is used here.
A. Simile
B. personification 
C. alliteration 
D. Metaphor
7 Choose thecorrect option for each questions.
What is teh bird's initial action when it comes down the walk?
A. It drinks from a puddle
B. It bites an angleworm in half
C. It flies away
D. It hops to a wall
8 The phrase "plashless as they swim' when referring to butterflies emphasizes.
A. The wetness of their flight
B. The quiet, undisturbed nature of their momvement
C. Thier clumsy splashing
D. The sound they make when landing
9 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
10 Choose the option tha tis the best synonym in the context of the text. 
"They looked like Frightened Beads, I thought."
A. scared 
B. Curious
C. Calm
D. Angry

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