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#1. Who is the poet of “The Eagle”?

A) William Wordsworth

B) Alfred, Lord Tennyson

C) Robert Frost

D) John Keats

#2. What is the rhyme scheme of the poem?

A) ABABAB

B) AABBCC

C) AAA BBB

D) ABC ABC

#3. In the line “He clasps the crag with crooked hands,” what does “crag” mean?

A) A sharp beak

B) A rock or cliff

C) A tree branch

D) A mountain peak

#4. What figure of speech is used in “crooked hands”?

A) Simile

B) Personification

C) Metaphor

D) Hyperbole

#5. How many lines does the poem have?

A) 4

B) 6

C) 8

D) 10

#6. What does “azure world” refer to?

A) The ocean

B) The sky

C) A forest

D) A kingdom

#7. The poem is written in which type of meter?

A) Iambic pentameter

B) Trochaic tetrameter

C) Iambic tetrameter

D) Free verse

#8. What is the primary theme of the poem?

A) The power of nature

B) The beauty of the eagle

C) The strength and isolation of the eagle

D) The passage of time

#9. What does “wrinkled sea” symbolize?

A) The calmness of the ocean

B) The waves of the sea

C) The wrinkles of an old man

D) The reflections in water

#10. What action does the eagle take at the end of the poem?

A) It flies away

B) It falls

C) It dives suddenly

D) It builds a nest

#11. What does the phrase “He watches from his mountain walls” suggest?

A) The eagle is resting

B) The eagle is preparing to hunt

C) The eagle is trapped

D) The eagle is weak

#12. Which literary device is used in “He clasps the crag with crooked hands”?

A) Metaphor

B) Alliteration

C)Onomatopoeia

D) Simile

#13. What does the poem mainly describe?

A) A storm approaching

B) A powerful eagle in its natural habitat

C) A bird trapped in a cage

D) A hunter chasing an eagle

#14. Why does the poet use the word “crooked hands” instead of “talons”?

A) To make the eagle seem more human-like

B) Because the eagle has broken claws

C) To show that the eagle is weak

D) Because "talons" wouldn’t fit the rhyme scheme

#15. How does the poet describe the eagle’s fall?

A) "He tumbles like a leaf"

B) "He falls like lightning"

C) "He falls like a thunderbolt"

D) "He soars like a cloud"

#16. What does the phrase “he stands” indicate about the eagle?

A) It is relaxed and at ease

B) It is strong and majestic

C) It is injured and unable to move

D) It is preparing to sleep

#17. The poem “The Eagle” consists of how many stanzas?

A) One

B) Two

C) Three

D) Four

#18. What is the mood of the poem?

A) Sad and gloomy

B) Peaceful and calm

C) Majestic and powerful

D) Playful and humorous

#19. What is the effect of the short length of the poem?

A) It makes the poem feel unfinished

B) It adds to the dramatic impact

C) It makes the poem confusing

D) It makes the eagle seem weak

#20. What is the main contrast in the poem?

A) The eagle's power vs. the sea's calmness

B) The height of the eagle vs. the depth of the sea

C) The eagle's isolation vs. the vast world

D) The eagle's beauty vs. its danger

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