49th BCS Subjective (English) Exam 13 (উত্তরপত্র)
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1.
In “Ode to a Nightingale,” the poet wishes to escape from reality through—
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Wealth and Fame
B
Love and Marriage
C
Poetry and Imagination
D
War and Victory
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The nightingale’s song in the poem is described as—
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Short-lived and fragile
B
Eternal and immortal
C
Harsh and painful
D
Silent and weak
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Which feeling dominates Keats at the beginning of the poem?
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Joy and Celebration
B
Pain and Melancholy
C
Pride and Honor
D
Anger and Hatred
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What does Keats wish for to join the nightingale’s world?
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A chariot of fire
B
The wings of imagination
C
A magic sword
D
A crown of glory
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How does the poem end?
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With a hope of rebirth
B
With a celebration of love
C
With doubt between dream and reality
D
With acceptance of death
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6.
Who is Psyche in Greek mythology, addressed in Keats’s ode?
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Goddess of Love
B
Goddess of Soul
C
Goddess of Wisdom
D
Goddess of War
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7.
What is unique about Psyche compared to other deities, according to Keats?
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She has no temple or altar
B
She has the strongest weapon
C
She rules the sea
D
She is older than Zeus
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8.
How does Keats decide to honor Psyche?
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By writing sacred hymns
B
By building a temple in his mind
C
By offering fruits and flowers
D
By arranging a festival
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9.
Which imagery does Keats use to describe the secret love of Cupid and Psyche?
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They walk in a forest of gods
B
They lie in a deep secluded glade
C
They fly across the moon together
D
They dance in a palace of gold
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10.
What is the central theme of “Ode to Psyche”?
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Power of imagination and inner worship
B
Fear of death and loss
C
Nature’s destructive force
D
War and patriotism
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11.
At the beginning of the ode “Ode on Melancholy”, Keats feels—
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Drowsy and numb with pain
B
Excited and cheerful
C
Strong and energetic
D
Fearless and hopeful
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12.
How does Keats imagine flying to the bird’s world?
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On the wings of love
B
On the chariot of Apollo
C
On the wings of angels
D
On the viewless wings of Poesy
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13.
Why does Keats call the nightingale’s song immortal?
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Because it never changes its tune
B
Because it has been heard by all ages
C
Because gods gave it eternal life
D
Because it is written in books
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14.
Which mythological river does Keats forbid going to in the poem, “Ode on Melancholy”?
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Styx
B
Lethe
C
Acheron
D
Cocytus
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“No, no, go not to Lethe”—this is an example of—
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Apostrophe
B
Alliteration
C
Hyperbole
D
Satire
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16.
Which poisonous plant is mentioned in the poem “Ode on Melancholy”?
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Hemlock
B
Poppy
C
Wolf’s-bane
D
Belladonna
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17.
According to Keats, what must one do to truly understand Melancholy?
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Escape into dreams
B
Embrace beauty and joy
C
Pray to gods
D
Forget worldly sorrows
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18.
What is the central paradox of “Ode on Melancholy”?
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Beauty gives birth to sorrow
B
Pain and joy are separate
C
Death is eternal happiness
D
Melancholy destroys imagination
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19. In the poem, Keats calls Psyche—
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“The queen of night”
B
“The latest-born and loveliest vision”
C
“The child of Apollo”
D
“The immortal bird”
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20.
Which image does Keats use to describe Cupid and Psyche together?
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A king and queen on a throne
B
A sailor and the sea
C
A shepherd and his sheep
D
Lovers lying in a secret garden
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21.
What role does imagination play in Keats’s plan for Psyche?
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It creates a palace of gold
B
It serves as a priest and temple
C
It destroys old gods
D
It hides pain of death
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22.
“Yes, I will be thy priest, and build a fane / In some untrodden region of my mind”—here “fane” means—
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A battlefield
B
A crown
C
A temple
D
A song
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23.
What tone dominates “Ode to Psyche”?
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Angry and satirical
B
Prayerful and devotional
C
Humorous and ironic
D
Bitter and hopeless
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24.
In “Ode on Melancholy,” Keats advises not to seek relief in—
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Death and Oblivion
B
Poetry and Art
C
Love and Beauty
D
Nature and Joy
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25.
The goddess Melancholy dwells closely with—
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Hatred and Despair
B
Beauty and Joy
C
War and Bloodshed
D
Death and Silence
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26.
What does Keats forbid the sufferer of melancholy to use?
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Poison and deadly wolf’s-bane
B
Music and poetry
C
Flowers and perfumes
D
Dreams and visions
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27.
According to the poem, where should one seek melancholy?
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In temples of gods
B
In flowers, beauty, and joy
C
In the battlefield
D
In deep caves and tombs
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28.
What is the central paradox of the poem?
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Joy is stronger than death
B
Melancholy lives in beauty and pleasure
C
Life is endless and eternal
D
Death is a form of love
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John Keats (1795-1821)
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29.
In “To Autumn,” the season is called—
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“The destroyer of life”
B
“The ruler of the cold wind”
C
“The close bosom-friend of the maturing sun”
D
“The queen of night”
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30.
Which image shows abundance in the first stanza in “To Autumn?
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Bees buzzing around flowers
B
Crows flying in the sky
C
Thunderstorm in the valley
D
A shepherd with his sheep
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John Keats (1795-1821)
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31.
In the second stanza of “To Autumn?, Autumn is personified as—
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A farmer sleeping on the floor
B
A woman sitting carelessly
C
A hunter chasing birds
D
A child playing in the field
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32.
Which sound is part of Autumn’s “music”?
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The cry of migrating swallows
B
The roar of lions
C
The whisper of fairies
D
The hammering of blacksmiths
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John Keats (1795-1821)
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33.
What is the central theme of “To Autumn”?
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The glory of war
B
The fear of winter
C
The celebration of harvest and maturity
D
The struggle of human life
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34.
The Grecian Urn is called—
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“The voice of gods”
B
“Thou still unravish’d bride of quietness”
C
“The destroyer of time”
D
“The queen of art”
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35.
Why are the lovers on the urn “happy”?
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Because they will soon marry
B
Because they have conquered a kingdom
C
Because they will never fade or die
D
Because they are blessed by gods
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John Keats (1795-1821)
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36.
The urn is a “Sylvan historian” because—
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It sings songs of the forest
B
It records the king’s laws
C
It tells silent stories through pictures
D
It describes gods and myths in words
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37.
What famous line concludes the ode?
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“Love is eternal, life is fleeting”
B
“Truth is power, and beauty is glory”
C
“Beauty is truth, truth beauty,—that is all”
D
“Time shall destroy, but art shall remain”
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38.
Why does Keats call the urn “foster-child of silence and slow time”?
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Because it was made by gods
B
Because art outlives human life and history
C
Because it is forgotten in temples
D
Because it belongs to the night
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39.
Which figure of speech is used in “Heard melodies are sweet, but those unheard / Are sweeter”?
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Paradox
B
Simile
C
Metaphor
D
Irony
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John Keats (1795-1821)
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40.
What scene of ritual is carved on the urn?
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A marriage festival
B
A village sacrifice to the gods
C
A war procession
D
A royal coronation
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John Keats (1795-1821)
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41.
Why will the trees on the urn “never be bare”?
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Because they are magical
B
Because they are painted in books
C
Because art preserves them forever
D
Because gods protect them
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42.
What universal truth does the urn finally declare?
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“Beauty is truth, truth beauty,—that is all”
B
“Love is life, and life is short”
C
“Art is eternal, men are mortal”
D
“Time shall conquer all beauty”
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43.
In “To Autumn,” what activity is described in the first stanza?
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Harvesting and ripening of fruits
B
Singing of birds at dawn
C
Children playing in fields
D
Priests offering sacrifice
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44.
Autumn is personified in the second stanza as—
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A warrior with a sword
B
A farmer or harvester resting
C
A priest offering prayers
D
A child running in fields
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45.
What sounds create the “music of Autumn” in the final stanza?
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Swallows twittering, gnats mourning, and lambs bleating
B
Lions roaring and wolves howling
C
Soldiers marching and drums beating
D
Priests chanting and bells ringing
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46.
Which figure of speech is used in “Season of mists and mellow fruitfulness”?
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Simile
B
Metaphor
C
Personification
D
Alliteration
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47.
What is the central theme of “To Autumn”?
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The power of imagination
B
The inevitability of death
C
The celebration of maturity and abundance
D
The cruelty of nature
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48.
What is Hamlet’s famous soliloquy in Act 3, Scene 1?
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“O brave new world”
B
“To be, or not to be”
C
“All the world’s a stage”
D
“Out, out brief candle”
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49.
Who says the famous line, “We are such stuff / As dreams are made on” in “The Tempest”?
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Ariel
B
Caliban
C
Prospero
D
Ferdinand
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Shelley compares the West Wind to—
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A gentle mother
B
A destroyer and preserver
C
A silent shadow
D
A raging fire
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Percy Bysshe Shelley (1792-1822)
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51.
In Lilliput, Gulliver is seen as—
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A giant
B
A tiny dwarf
C
A god
D
A beast
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Jonathan Swift (1667-1745)
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52.
In Book IX of Paradise Lost, what form does Satan take to tempt Eve?
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A shining angel
B
A serpent
C
A lion
D
A dove
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John Milton (1608-1674)
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53.
What punishment does the Mariner face after killing the Albatross?
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He is drowned
B
The crew hangs the bird around his neck
C
He is left on an island
D
He loses his voice forever
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Samuel Taylor Coleridge (1772-1834)
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54. How many miles of fertile ground were enclosed around Kubla Khan’s dome?
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Five miles
B
Twice five miles
C
Twice ten miles
D
Twenty miles
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Samuel Taylor Coleridge (1772-1834)
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55.
Wordsworth revisits Tintern Abbey after—
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Three years
B
Five years
C
Seven years
D
Ten years
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William Wordsworth (1770-1850)
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56.
Who poisons Othello’s mind against Desdemona?
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Cassio
B
Brabantio
C
Iago
D
Roderigo
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William Shakespeare (1564-1616)
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57.
When was Shakespeare’s Macbeth first published?
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1597
B
1606
C
1623
D
1611
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