Question

a
Fame is a food that dead men eat.
I have no stomach for such meat.
In little light and narrow room,
They eat in the silent tomb,
With no kind voice of comrade near
To bid the feaster be of cheer.
But friendship is a noble thing,
or friendship, it is good to sing.
For truly when a man shall end,
He lives in the memory of his friend.
Who doth his better part recall,
And of his fault make the funeral.
1. By the expression "Fame is a food that dead men eat we mean
а
fame is enjoyed only after death
b. fame is enjoyed during the life-time
C. fame is something like a food
d. fame dies with one's death
ii. Friendship is a noble thing because
a man cannot live without friends
b. real friends are very helpful
a man always remembers the good qualities of his friend after his death
d. it enhances the dignity of mankind.
iii Friendship is better than fame because in friendship
when a man dies he lives in the memory of his friend
b. a man always regards his friend
enmity never comes
d. a man is always happy in the company of his friend.
iv. In the last line of the above poem the poet wants to convey that
a. one should believe in friendship
b. the faults of a man are highlighted by his friend after his death
c. the faults of a man are forgotten by his friend after his death
d. one should not run after famc and friendship.
The word recall means
forget
b.
C. help
d. remember
a
C.
V.
a
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Answer 1

answer: i) a. fame is enjoyed only after the death

ii) c. man always remembers the good qualities of his friends after his death.

iii) options are not given

iv) the faults ora man are forgotten by his friends after his death

v) remember