The Soldier Objective Questions

1. The Soldier was written and published during which major war?

(A) world war

(B) World war II

(C) Hundred years war

(D) n.o.t

Ans (A) world war

2. Who told Rupert Brooke the most handsome poet of his time?

(A) Wordsworth

(B) Milton

(C) W.B Yeats

(D) Keats

Ans (C) W.B Yeats

3. The Soldier is a

(A) ballad

(B) sonnet

(C) limerick

(D) elegy

Ans (B) sonnet

4. In hearts at peace under an English heaven’ is taken from

(A) Ode to Autumn

(B) Snake

(C) Song of myself

(D) The Soldier

Ans (D) The Soldier

5. Rupert Brooke belongs to ………

(A) America

(B) France

(C) England

(D) Germany

Ans (C) England

6. Rupert Brooke is a …….. by profession.

(A) teacher

(B) surgeon

(C) jockey

(D) soldier

Ans (D) soldier

7. The poet fought as a soldier in

(A) independence

(B) world war I

(C) hundred years war

(D) world war II

Ans (B) world war I

8. Most of Brooke’s poetry are about ……. war for England.

(A) love

(B) passion

(C) patriotism

(D) depression

Ans (C) patriotism

9. ‘The Soldier’ is a ………. poem.

(A) love

(B) war

(C) nature

(D) melancholic

Ans (B) war

10. Sonnet are divided into two parts Octave and …. .

(A) elegy

(B) alliteration

(C) sermon

(D) sestet

Ans (D) sestet

11. A Sonnet is a poem of….. lines.

(A) 16

(B) 14

(C) 18

(D) 20

Ans (B) 14

12. Rupert Brooke is remembered as ………… poet.

(A) metaphysical

(B) people

(C) spiritual

(D) war

Ans (D) war

13. The poet considers himself as a richer…… of England.

(A) gem

(B) pearl

(C) part

(D) dust

Ans (D) dust

14. Rupert Brooke praises

(A) England

(B) Germany

(C) Russia

(D) America

Ans (A) England

15. The port in ‘The Soldier’ is depicting the miseries of …….

(A) war

(B) nature

(C) relation

(D) love

Ans (A) war

16. Rupert Brooke speaks in the guise of an……. soldier.

(A) Portuguese

(B) English

(C) African

(D) Dutch

Ans (B) English

17. The dust stands for the………

(A) plumber

(B) sweeper

(C) carpenter

(D) soldier

Ans (D) soldier

18. ……….is inevitable.

(A) death

(B) life

(C) extortion

(D) punishment

Ans (A) death

19. The speaker of the poem “The Soldier” is a……….

(A) plumber

(B) sweeper

(C) thief

(D) soldier

Ans (D) soldier

20. The poet in The Soldier is depicting the miseries of……….

(A) war

(B) nature

(C) relation

(D) love.

Ans (A) war

21. Rupert Brooke praises…………

(A) England

(B) Germany

(C) Russia

(D) America

Ans (A) England

22. ………….is remembered as a war poet.

(A) Rupert Brooke

(B) T. S. Eliot

(C) D. H. Lawrence

(D) Walter de la Mare

Ans (A) Rupert Brooke

23. In hearts at peace, under an English heaven’ is from…………

(A) Ode to Autumn

(B) Snake

(C) An Epitaph

(D) The Soldier

Ans (D) The Soldier

24. The place where the soldier would be buried should be treated as the part of……after

 his death.

(A) Germany

(B) France

(C) Italy

(D) England

Ans (D) England

25. The soldier deals with……….

(A) France

(B) Russia

(C) Scotland

(D) England

Ans (D) England

26. The speaker is not afraid of……….

(A) death

(B) life

(C) lion

(D) none

Ans (A) death

27. The term ‘concealed’ stand for………… in ‘The Soldier’.

(A) hidden

(B) disappeared

(C) absent

(D) none

Ans (A) hidden

28. A sonnet is a poem of………lines.

(A) 16

(B) 14

(C) 18

(D) 20

Ans (B) 14

29. According to The Soldier, England has given her natives her flowers.

(A) to worship

(B) to love

(C) to offer

(D) none

Ans (B) to love

30. The images and praises of… run through the poem The Soldier

(A) The USA

(B) Australia

(C) France

 (D) England

Ans  (D) England