Important MCQ and answers of the poem "The Bangle Sellers" by Sarojini Naidu

Important MCQ  and answers of the poem "The Bangle Sellers" by Sarojini Naidu 

The Bangle Sellers" by Sarojini Naidu 

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1.The poem "The Bangle Sellers" is taken from -----(a) The Bird of Time 

2.The poem "The Bangle Sellers" was first published in ------(a)1912

3.The main theme of the poem "The Bangle Sellers" is ---(a)Celebration of Indian Womanhood.

4.The speaker of the poem is -----(a)a hawker

5.The poem "The Bangle Sellers"  is written in -------(a)rhyming couplet 

6.How many stages of woman's life are described in the poem "The Bangle Sellers"?

---(a)three.

7."Limpid glory " signifies/suggests ---(a) transparent beauty.

8.Where are the speakers in the poem "The Bangle Sellers" going to -----(a) a temple fair.

9.The loads of bangle Sellers are ---(a)glittering.

10.The fair will take place near -----(a)temple.

11.The bangles are token of -----(a) colourful life. /radiant life

12.The bangles are described as ----(a)circle of light 

13.Those who are mentioned as happy in the poem are ------(a)daughters and wives.

14.The bangles are tinted with----(a)rainbow colour.

15.In this poem bangles are the symbol of-(a)positivity 

16. How is the brow of a woodland stream described?

-a)tranquil 

17.In the expression 'buds that dream', the literary device used is-

a)personification 

18.Bangles of blue and silver colour are suitable for-

a)maiden 

19.Mountain mist is characterized by- a) purity, freshness & beauty

20.Bangles are the ornaments worn by the women on their- 

a) wrist

21.The colour of the bangles for maiden's wrist is like-a)mountain mist

22.The potential consumer of the bangles are-a)women of different age.

23.What mood is implied by the expressions like 'shining loads', 'circles of light', 'radiant lives' etc?

----a)jovial 

24.The expression 'new born leaves' expresses

a)freshness

25."Some'' is used repeatedly in the poem to signify-

a) There are variety of bangles with the sellers 

26.The society depicted by Sarojini Naidu is-

a)typical rural

27.Three stages of a woman's life mentioned are----a)maiden, bride & wife

28."Marriage fire" refers to ---a)Hindu Culture 

29."Buds that dream' presents the image of-

a)young girls

30.The poem 'The Bangle Sellers' consists of-(a)four stanzas 

31.The colour of the bangles that looks like field of sunlit corn is of- a)yellow 

32.The colour of bangles for middle-aged women are

a)purple and gold.

33.Middle aged women reared their sons ---a)faithfully 

34.Middle aged women served their households ----a)fruitful pride

35.What kind of flame is described?

a)flame of marriage fire.

36.Who worships God at their husband's side?

a)Middle aged woman 

37.Whose hands have cherished?

a)Middle aged woman's

38.Whose laughter is described?

a)bride's

39.Whose tear is described?

a)bride's

40.Rhyme scheme of each stanza is -a)aabbcc

41.How many colours are mentioned directly in this poem?

---a)three

42.How many couplets are there in each stanza of "The Bangle Sellers"?

Ans:a) three

43.How many couplets are there in the poem "The Bangle Sellers"?

-a)twelve 

44.How many lines are there in the poem" The Bangle Sellers "?

a)24 lines.

45.In the poem" The Bangle Sellers " the sellers are introduced in -- a)the first stanza.

46.Calm height of a forest stream is expressed by the phrase-

a)tranquil brow.

47.Whose love has blest?

---a)Middle aged woman's 

48.Some are flushed like the ----a)buds

49.Sarojini Naidu is popularly known as 

---a) the Nightingale of India

50.The lifestyle described all through the poem?

-a)contented 

51. The poem celebrates the beauty of —

Ans: (a) Indian womanhood

52. The bangles for brides are compared to —

Ans: (a) flame of marriage fire

53. "Tinkling, luminous, tender" refers to —

Ans: (a) bangles

54. The phrase "tinkling luminous" appeals to —

Ans: (a) sound and sight

55. What literary device is used in “tinkling luminous”? —

Ans: (a) synaesthesia

56. What emotion is conveyed by "bridal laughter and bridal tear"? —

Ans: (a) mixed emotions of a bride

57. “Meet for a bride on her bridal morn” refers to —

Ans: (a) suitable bangles for a bride

58. “Rich with the hue of her heart’s desire” refers to —

Ans: (a) deep red bangles

59. The poem gives a glimpse into —

Ans: (a) traditional Indian life

60. “Cradle fair sons on her breast” implies —

Ans: (a) motherhood

61. The purple and gold-flecked grey bangles are for —

Ans: (a) matured women

62. Bangles are associated with —

Ans: (a) different stages of woman’s life

63. “Some are like fields of sunlit corn” refers to —

Ans: (a) yellow bangles for brides

64. The bangles of "purple and gold-flecked grey" signify —

Ans: (a) wisdom and experience

65. The mood of the poem is —

Ans: (a) celebratory

66. “They serve her household in fruitful pride” refers to —

Ans: (a) mature women’s role in family

67. The poem is rich in —

Ans: (a) imagery

68. The poet’s attitude towards Indian women is —

Ans: (a) reverent and respectful

69. The poem highlights the connection between —

Ans: (a) bangles and womanhood

70. The expression “faithful” in the poem symbolizes —

Ans: (a) loyalty of a wife and mother

71. The setting of the poem is —

Ans: (a) a traditional Indian fair

72. The poem celebrates —

Ans: (a) feminine beauty, roles, and spirituality

73. The bride is portrayed as —

Ans: (a) joyful yet emotional

74. "Cradle fair sons" is an example of —

Ans: (a) alliteration

75. The bangles suitable for maidens are described using —

Ans: (a) natural imagery

76. The “flame of her marriage fire” indicates —

Ans: (a) sacredness of marriage

77. The poet uses bangles as a metaphor for —

Ans: (a) phases in a woman's life

78. The tone of the poem is —

Ans: (a) lyrical and reverent

79. What is a repeated structure in the poem? —

Ans: (a) “Some are…”

80. What do “shining loads” metaphorically suggest? —

Ans: (a) hope and joy in women’s lives

81. Bangles worn by women are a symbol of —

Ans: (a) tradition and identity

82. The poet highlights the —

Ans: (a) dignity of women

83. The expression “fruitful pride” refers to —

Ans: (a) satisfaction in family life

84. “Purple and gold flecked grey” is a symbol of —

Ans: (a) maturity and spirituality

85. The poem is part of —

Ans: (a) Sarojini Naidu’s nationalist verse collections

86. Sarojini Naidu was a —

Ans: (a) freedom fighter and poet

87. The poem associates bangles with —

Ans: (a) rites of passage

88. The word “luminous” refers to —

Ans: (a) bright and glowing bangles

89. The “temple fair” is a place of —

Ans: (a) cultural gathering

90. Who are the potential buyers of the bangles? —

Ans: (a) Women of all ages

91. The poem can be categorized as —

Ans: (a) a lyrical poem

92. Which of these does NOT describe a bangle’s color?

Ans: (c) black

93. The bride’s “bridal morn” refers to —

Ans: (a) her wedding day

94. “Blest” in the poem means —

Ans: (a) blessed

95. The word “cherished” refers to —

Ans: (a) caring with love

96. Which Indian value is celebrated in the poem? —

Ans: (a) devotion to family

97. Which poetic device is used heavily in the poem? —

Ans: (a) imagery and symbolism

98. The poem ends with the image of —

Ans: (a) a devoted wife and mother

99. “Faithful lives” in the poem indicates —

Ans: (a) spiritual loyalty in married life

100. The bangle sellers carry —

Ans: (a) loads of colourful bangles