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- #1. Why has the poet used the imagery of merry children spilling out of their homes?
- #2. What kind of future do the slum children have?
- #3. Human being needs to learn a lesson from
- #4. What kind of look do the faces and hair of the children give?
- #5. Where would they be walking?
- #6. Mention any two images used to explain the plight of the slum children
- #7. What does the expression ‘Open handed map " show?
- #8. She (Kamala Das) is better known for?
- #9. ‘Have no truck with death’ means
- #10. Why is the head of the tall girl ‘weighed down’?
- #11. When was Pablo Neruda born?
- #12. What are the poetic devices used in the poem?
- #13. What are the different kinds of wars mentioned in the poem?
- #14. What do the parting words signify?
- #15. What will happen if there are no engines and no crowd?
- #16. What does the expression ‘Break O break open’ suggest?
- #17. Why is the moment of silence called Exotic?
- #18. Not move our arms’ what does this expression mean?
- #19. The poem has originally been written in
- #20. What is the kind of pain and the ache that the poet feels?
- #21. What was the expression of the poet’s face while parting from her mother?
- #22. What should not be confused with total inactivity or death?
- #23. The poet has drawn the comparison between
- #24. What is the message in the poem, My Mother at Sixty six?
- #25. In which language, Kamala Das has published her most of the novels and short stories?
- #26. Identify the literary device in ‘slums as big as doom.
- #27. The poem revolves around the the theme of
- #28. What does ‘ashen face’ symbolises?
- #29. What does the poet compare in the poem?
- #30. Pablo Neruda died in
- #31. What kind of life do the children living in slums conduct?
- #32. How long is the poet expecting everyone to count?
- #33. Find the example of a simile used in the poem.
- #34. According to the poet wars that are fought have no
- #35. His eyes live in a dream- what is the dream?
- #36. What is the theme of the poem, An Elementary School Classroom in a Slum?
- #37. What do the words “Their future is painted with fog” convey?
- #38. poetic devices used in the poem.
- #39. What does number 12 represent?
- #40. What is the poetic device used in the phrase ‘we would?’
- #41. What does hurt hand refer to ?
- #42. The mood of Kamala Das in the last two lines is that of
- #43. What attracts the slum children?
- #44. What does the colour of the classroom walls indicate?
- #45. What do Catacombs signify?
- #46. Pablo Neruda was honoured with Noble Prize in
- #47. What does ‘gusty waves’ imply?
- #48. Which images in the poem show that the poet condemns or hate violence?
- #49. The narrator looked at her mother again after
- #50. The narrator also saw children running out of
- #51. Trees sprinting’ is a poetic device. It is…
- #52. What have the windows done to the children’s lives in the poem?
- #53. How will silence spread positivity on man and nature?
- #54. What other freedom the poet wants the slum children to enjoy?
- #55. What does the expression smile, smile and smile signify?
- #56. How can powerful people help the poor children?
- #57. What are the classrooms like?
- #58. What is the rhyming scheme used in the poem?
- #59. Without rush, without engines’ refers to
- #60. Why does the poet request people to keep quiet?
- #61. What do the faces of children in the slum areas reflect?
- #62. What symbol from Nature does the poet invoke to say that there can be life under apparent stillness?
- #63. The types of wars the poet talks about
- #64. Winter’s moon’ is a reference to the mother’s
- #65. What is the sadness in the poem that the poet refers to?
- #66. What is the poet advising the fishermen?
- #67. What does the poet (Stephen Spender) want?
- #68. What is the Tree Room in the poem?
- #69. When was Stephen Spender born?
- #70. How will keeping quiet protect our environment?
- #71. What is the message in the poem,Keeping Quiet?
- #72. What is the familiar ache?
- #73. Sprinting’ means
- #74. According to Neruda, what creates differences among human beings?
- #75. What can human beings learn from nature?
- #76. What does counting up to 12 help us to achieve?
- #77. What is the poet most worried about her mother?
- #78. What is the meaning of ‘The paper seeming boy, with rat eyes’?
- #79. Why is the poet asking everyone not to speak any language?
- #80. ‘Awarding the world its world’ what do these words express?
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#1. Why has the poet used the imagery of merry children spilling out of their homes?
#2. What kind of future do the slum children have?
#3. Human being needs to learn a lesson from
#4. What kind of look do the faces and hair of the children give?
#5. Where would they be walking?
#6. Mention any two images used to explain the plight of the slum children
#7. What does the expression ‘Open handed map " show?
#8. She (Kamala Das) is better known for?
#9. ‘Have no truck with death’ means
#10. Why is the head of the tall girl ‘weighed down’?
#11. When was Pablo Neruda born?
#12. What are the poetic devices used in the poem?
#13. What are the different kinds of wars mentioned in the poem?
#14. What do the parting words signify?
#15. What will happen if there are no engines and no crowd?
#16. What does the expression ‘Break O break open’ suggest?
#17. Why is the moment of silence called Exotic?
#18. Not move our arms’ what does this expression mean?
#19. The poem has originally been written in
#20. What is the kind of pain and the ache that the poet feels?
#21. What was the expression of the poet’s face while parting from her mother?
#22. What should not be confused with total inactivity or death?
#23. The poet has drawn the comparison between
#24. What is the message in the poem, My Mother at Sixty six?
#25. In which language, Kamala Das has published her most of the novels and short stories?
#26. Identify the literary device in ‘slums as big as doom.
#27. The poem revolves around the the theme of
#28. What does ‘ashen face’ symbolises?
#29. What does the poet compare in the poem?
#30. Pablo Neruda died in
#31. What kind of life do the children living in slums conduct?
#32. How long is the poet expecting everyone to count?
#33. Find the example of a simile used in the poem.
#34. According to the poet wars that are fought have no
#35. His eyes live in a dream- what is the dream?
#36. What is the theme of the poem, An Elementary School Classroom in a Slum?
#37. What do the words “Their future is painted with fog” convey?
#38. poetic devices used in the poem.
#39. What does number 12 represent?
#40. What is the poetic device used in the phrase ‘we would?’
#41. What does hurt hand refer to ?
#42. The mood of Kamala Das in the last two lines is that of
#43. What attracts the slum children?
#44. What does the colour of the classroom walls indicate?
#45. What do Catacombs signify?
#46. Pablo Neruda was honoured with Noble Prize in
#47. What does ‘gusty waves’ imply?
#48. Which images in the poem show that the poet condemns or hate violence?
#49. The narrator looked at her mother again after
#50. The narrator also saw children running out of
#51. Trees sprinting’ is a poetic device. It is…
#52. What have the windows done to the children’s lives in the poem?
#53. How will silence spread positivity on man and nature?
#54. What other freedom the poet wants the slum children to enjoy?
#55. What does the expression smile, smile and smile signify?
#56. How can powerful people help the poor children?
#57. What are the classrooms like?
#58. What is the rhyming scheme used in the poem?
#59. Without rush, without engines’ refers to
#60. Why does the poet request people to keep quiet?
#61. What do the faces of children in the slum areas reflect?
#62. What symbol from Nature does the poet invoke to say that there can be life under apparent stillness?
#63. The types of wars the poet talks about
#64. Winter’s moon’ is a reference to the mother’s
#65. What is the sadness in the poem that the poet refers to?
#66. What is the poet advising the fishermen?
#67. What does the poet (Stephen Spender) want?
#68. What is the Tree Room in the poem?
#69. When was Stephen Spender born?
#70. How will keeping quiet protect our environment?
#71. What is the message in the poem,Keeping Quiet?
#72. What is the familiar ache?
#73. Sprinting’ means
#74. According to Neruda, what creates differences among human beings?
#75. What can human beings learn from nature?
#76. What does counting up to 12 help us to achieve?
#77. What is the poet most worried about her mother?
#78. What is the meaning of ‘The paper seeming boy, with rat eyes’?
#79. Why is the poet asking everyone not to speak any language?
#80. ‘Awarding the world its world’ what do these words express?
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