Question

An ultimate shaking grief fixes the boy

As he stands rigid, trembling, staring down

All his young days into the harbour where

His ball went. I would not intrude on him

A dime, another ball, is worthless

A.

The boy’s ball has gone-

(i) across the road

(ii) into the water

(iii) under the table

(iv) rolled down the street

B.

How has the loss affected the boy?

(i) he stands stiffly staring at the ball (ii) he accepts his loss happily

(iii) he goes and buys another ball (iv) he asks the poet to get back his ball

C.

The poet doesn’t want to interfere by-

(i) consoling the boy

(ii) talking to the boy

(iii) buying him another ball

(iv) giving him money

D.

The name of the poet is -

(i) Robert Frost



(ii) Leslie Norris

(iii) John Berryman

(iv) Carolyn Wells

C​

Answer 1

Answer:

I (II); II (iii) ; iii (II) ; IV( iii)