Q1:

Find the words, from the poem, which are closest in meaning to the following words or phrases:

 intellectual power

Q2:

Find the words, from the poem, which are closest in meaning to the following words or phrases: 

kept

Q3:

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pieces/parts

Q4:

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extends

Q5:

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 god

Q6:

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always

Q7:

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 you

Q8:

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bottom

Q9:

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flow

Q10:

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 detached

Q11:

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path/ course / route

Q12:

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 understanding or learning

Q13:

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 common sense or judgement

Q14:

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 distressed/ sad/ uninteresting/ dull or gloomy

Q15:

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completeness or faultlessness/ the state of being perfect

Q16:

Match the words in column 'A' with their meanings in :

Column 'A'                         Column 'B'

free                                          constant                        

thought                                 state of being free/ liberty

freedom                                havig personal rights

striving                                 the power or process of thinking

stretches                            making an effort or attempt

reason                                  becomes wider or larger/ reaches out

heaven                                  home of god/ paradise

tireless                                 power of mind to think or understand in a logical way 

Q17:

 Find the words, from the above poem, which are opposite in meaning to the following words/ phrases:

 low

Q18:

 Find the words, from the above poem, which are opposite in meaning to the following words/ phrases:

 wide; broad

Q19:

 Find the words, from the above poem, which are opposite in meaning to the following words/ phrases:

incompleteness

Q20:

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 vague

Q21:

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 found

Q22:

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alive

Q23:

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 followed

Q24:

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 backward

Q25:

 Find the words, from the above poem, which are opposite in meaning to the following words/ phrases:

never

Q26:

 Find the words, from the above poem, which are opposite in meaning to the following words/ phrases:

narrowing

Q27:

 Find the words, from the above poem, which are opposite in meaning to the following words/ phrases:

 hell

Q28:

 Find the words, from the above poem, which are opposite in meaning to the following words/ phrases:

 asleep

Q29:

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tired

Q30:

 Find the words, from the above poem, which are opposite in meaning to the following words/ phrases:

 interesting; pleasant

Q31:

 Find the words, from the above poem, which are opposite in meaning to the following words/ phrases:

falsity; falsehood

Q32:

 Find the words, from the above poem, which are opposite in meaning to the following words/ phrases:

 joined/ connected

Q33:

 Find the words, from the above poem, which are opposite in meaning to the following words/ phrases:

 courage

Q34:

Write 'T' for true and 'F' for false statements:

Fearless mind is always admired.

Q35:

Write 'T' for true and 'F' for false statements:

 Constant attempts deserve perfection.

Q36:

 Write 'T' for true and 'F' for false statements:

Dead habits refer to the dead people's habits.

Q37:

 Write 'T' for true and 'F' for false statements:

 Dead habits are essential for the development.

Q38:

 Write 'T' for true and 'F' for false statements:

 The poet wishes for the freedom of knowledge.

Q39:

 Write 'T' for true and 'F' for false statements:

 The poem is a prayer for all the poet's countrymen.

Q40:

Write 'T' for true and 'F' for false statements:

The mind should be fearless to get better knowledge.

Q41:

 Write 'T' for true and 'F' for false statements:

 There is fear where all people hold their head upright.

Q42:

Write 'T' for true and 'F' for false statements:

The world has been divided into small fragments.

Q43:

 Write 'T' for true and 'F' for false statements:

The present world has not been divided into many domestic walls.

Q44:

Write 'T' for true and 'F' for false statements:

 The poet thinks that the present world is divided into different factions.

Q45:

Write 'T' for true and 'F' for false statements:

 The poet prays for a world guided by reason, but not dominated by old useless, unreasonable traditional rules.

Q46:

 Write 'T' for true and 'F' for false statements:

 If the mind is full of fear, people can think act freely and live with dignity.

Q47:

 Find the words that are closest to the following definitions:

trying very hard to achieve sth

Q48:

 Find the words that are closest to the following definitions:

b) a large area of land covered with sand

Q49:

 Find the words that are closest to the following definitions:

a large area of land covered with sand

Q50:

 Find the words that are closest to the following definitions:

divisions between societies, countries etc.

Q51:

 Find the words that are closest to the following definitions:

emotion caused by the nearness/ possibility of danger etc.

Q52:

 Find the words that are closest to the following definitions:

old useless traditions/ unreasonable outdated rules

Q53:

Complete the following sentences supplying appropriate words from the poem:

The poet appeals to God to change his country as a ______.

Q54:

Complete the following sentences supplying appropriate words from the poem:

The poet wants to hear ______.

Q55:

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What is this poem entitled?

Q56:

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What do you mean by "dead habits"?

Q57:

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When will our head be held?

Q58:

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Who has composed this poem?

Q59:

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When does the mind hold high?

Q60:

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Why is the world divided into parts?

Q61:

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Where should our arms be directed?

Q62:

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Where is the mind expected to be led?

Q63:

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In what situations is knowledge not free?

Q64:

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What happens if the mind is full of fear?

Q65:

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What is the essence/ theme of the poem?

Q66:

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What does the poet wish for his country?

Q67:

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What has broken the world into fragments?

Q68:

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When is the knowledge freely expressed?

Q69:

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 What kinds of words does the poet want to hear?

Q70:

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What is the cause of the world's fragmentation?

Q71:

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What are bad effects of narrow domestic walls?

Q72:

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What does the poet pray to the Almighty Father?

Q73:

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Why has the world been broken up into fragments?

Q74:

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In line 3, what does "narrow domestic walls" mean?