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Winds of Change Chapter 3 Quiz 3
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Find a synonym for loyal from the poem.
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firm
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strong
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steadfast
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none
Who are affected by the wind the most?
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the strong
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the weak
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Both strong and weak
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none of the above
The central idea of the poem is
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be firm, strong and determined and you will be able to face any obstacle that comes your way
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pray to the wind
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dont be weak
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request the wind to stop blowing
Whom does the poet make a request to?
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The people
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The children
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wind
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all of the above
What should the people do to save their homes?
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build strong homes
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get a good architect
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use good cement
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none
Synonym for "loyal" from the poem?
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firm
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strong
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steadfast
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none
Who is the poet of the above lines?
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R.K Narayan
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Lesli Norris
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Subramania Bharti
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William Wordsworth
What does the poet ask the wind to do?
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The poet asks the wind to destroy the homes.
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The poet asks the wind to blow slowly.
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The poet asks the wind to bring rain.
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The poet asks the wind to be quiet.
What does the wind do?
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It throws down all the books on the shelf
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It tears the pages of the books.
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It brings the rain again.
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All of the above
Give another word for the expression ‘to spread all over
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Scatter
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Flow
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Expand
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Shrink
Who is considered clever in the above lines?
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Humans
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Animals
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God
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Wind
Which word in the given lines would you consider as ‘Anaphora’?
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Crumbling
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Frail
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Weaklings
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winnows
What destruction has the wind caused?
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The wind has destroyed the livestock.
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The wind has created havoc in the village.
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The wind has destroyed the doors and also the roof of the houses.
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The wind has uprooted trees and kills animals.
What does this expression ‘winnows and crushes them all’ mean?
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The expression means that the wind crushed down all the things that comes in its way without discrimination.
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The expression means that the wind separates the weak from the brave.
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The expression means that the wind likes to destroy things.
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None of the above
What does the wind do to weak fires?
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The wind supports weak fires.
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The wind plays with weak fires.
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The wind extinguishes the weak fire.
What does the poet want us to do?
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The poet wants us to mock the wind.
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The poet wants us to ignore the wind.
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The poet wants us to make friends with the wind.
Who is ‘him’ in the above lines?
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Wind
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Human
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Rain
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Animals
Find a word from the extract that to opposite to ‘condemn’
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Scold
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Reprimand
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Praise
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None of the above
What is the effect of the wind on strong fires?
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makes them roar and flourish
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blows them out as usual
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let them burn.
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All of the above
The tone of the poem is
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Contemplative, instructive and Defiant
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Happy, cheerful and fun
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Sad, melancholy and submissive.
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