Question

He wrought at one great work for years ;
The world passed by with lofty look ;
Sometimes his eyes were dashed with tears;
Sometimes his lips with laughter shook.
His wife and child went clothed in rags,
And in a windy garret starved;
He trod his measure on the flags,
And high on heaven his music carved.
Wistful he grew but never feared;
For always on the midnight skies
His rich orchestral score appeared
In stars and zones and galaxies.
He thought to copy down his score;
The moonlight was his lamp; he said,
‘Listen my love’, but on the floor
His wife and child were lying dead.
- By John Davidson
I. Multiple Choice Questions
1. People passed by him with pride but never:
(a) talked to him (b) discouraged him
(c) praised him (d) helped him2. The artist was indifferent to the family:
(a) which lived in a cold room
(b) they wore worn out clothes
(c) he never bothered that they were starving
(d) all of the above
3. He looked up to the sky for….
(a) the inspiration of his music(b) its blue colour
(c) the glitter of the stars
(d) treasure
4. He completed his masterpiece but
(a) achieved failure (b) lost his family
(c) could now pay a heavy price (d) did not enjoy personal glory
5. The line that implies that the artist’s work was nearly complete is:
(a) listen my love
(b) rich orchestral score appeared
(c) he thought to copy down his score
(d) the moon was his lamp
6. The synonym for the word ‘wistful’ is
(a) sorrow (b) grieved
(c) tragic (d) sad​

Answer 1

Answer:

Hai Hai Hai Hai Hai Hai Hai Hai Hai Hai Hai Hai Hai

Answer 2

Answer:

what is it na bara question don't under stand??