Uncategorized March 22, 2025 / MahadurageUpali / 0 Comments Big Match – 1983-Paper-01 QUIZ START(There will be 20 questions and you will receive 15 min to Complete) #1. What is the theme of the poem “Big Match – 1983”? A) Love and relationships B) War and destruction C) Unity and friendship D) Nature and beauty #2. What historical event does the poem refer to? A) The Sri Lankan independence struggle B) The 1971 JVP insurrection C) The 1983 anti-Tamil riots D) The Sri Lankan cricket victory in 1996 #3. What does the “Big Match” metaphorically represent in the poem? A) A school cricket match B) A political debate C) Ethnic riots and violence D) A battlefield during a war #4. Who is the poet of “Big Match – 1983”? A) Patrick Fernando B) Yasmin Gooneratne C) Jean Arasanayagam D) Anne Ranasinghe #5. What is the tone of the poem? A) Joyful and celebratory B) Sarcastic and critical C) Neutral and objective D) Hopeful and inspiring #6. What sport is being used as a metaphor in the poem? A) Rugby B) Football C) Cricket D) Tennis #7. Which of the following is NOT a theme in the poem? A) Ethnic violence B) Nationalism C) Religious harmony D) Destruction and chaos #8. What kind of irony does the poet use to describe the violence? A) Verbal irony B) Situational irony C) Dramatic irony D) Cosmic irony #9. What is the poet criticizing in the poem? A) Cricket players B) Political leaders and the public’s indifference C) The education system D) The role of women in society #10. What does the phrase “Big Match fever” refer to in a literal sense? A) A deadly illness B) Cricket excitement among fans C) A war between nations D) A student protest #11. How does the poet contrast sports with violence? A) By showing how sports unite people B) By comparing cricket to war and destruction C) By praising sports as a peaceful activity D) By blaming sports for violence #12. Which literary device is heavily used in the poem? A) Simile B) Metaphor C) Alliteration D) Personification #13. Who are the “players” in the violent match described in the poem? A) Politicians and government officials B) Common people caught in the riots C) Cricketers from rival schools D) Military soldiers #14. How does the poet describe the audience’s reaction to the violence? A) Shocked and horrified B) Excited and cheering C) Indifferent and passive D) Supportive of peace #15. What does the poet suggest about the role of media in the conflict? A) Media exaggerated the violence B) Media ignored the reality C) Media encouraged people to fight D) Media helped resolve the conflict #16. What is the impact of the poem on the reader? A) It entertains with humor B) It creates awareness about ethnic violence C) It encourages people to play cricket D) It promotes political ideologies #17. How does the poem describe the destruction? A) Through cricket commentary language B) Through dramatic dialogue C) Through historical facts D) Through philosophical reflection #18. What do the ‘cheering spectators’ symbolize in the poem? A) The innocent victims B) The supporters of the riots C) The political leaders D) The police and security forces #19. How does the poem criticize nationalism? A) By showing its role in uniting people B) By showing its contribution to violence C) By promoting its positive impact D) By ignoring its influence #20. What message does the poem ultimately convey? A) Sports should replace war B) Violence is inevitable in society C) Ethnic harmony is important D) Political leaders always support violence Previous Finish Results HD Quiz powered by harmonic design AuthorMahadurageUpali Farewell to Barn and Stack and Tree-Paper-01March 22, 2025The Terrorist, He’s Watching-Paper-01March 22, 2025 Related Posts Uncategorized Two’s Company – Paper 01 March 22, 2025 / MahadurageUpali / 0 Comments Uncategorized Fear – Paper 01 March 22, 2025 / MahadurageUpali / 0 Comments