The Kite MCQs with Answers

Question-1. A kite looks bright

1. when it is a new
2. when it is old
3. when it is torn
4. None of the above

Question-2. A new kite looks:

1. pale in the bright light
2. bright in the blue sky
3. lovely with Its colours
4. attractive but sober

Question-3. And its wings fill. What do the wings bring to your mind?

1. Sails of a ship
2. Tides
3. Crest
4. Strings

Question-4. And up it goes ! Which punctuation marks used in this line.

1. Full stop
2. Question marks
3. Exclamation
4. Comma

Question-5. And up it goes who is being referred to in the poem?

1. kite
2. bird
3. leaf
4. smoke

Question-6. Find a word which rhymes with 'crest' in the given lines.

1. chair
2. below
3. hollow
4. rest

Question-7. Find the rhymes word of 'Crest' ?

1. Test
2. Rest
3. Chest
4. All of the above

Question-8. How does it soar ?

1. like a boat
2. like a ship
3. like a aeroplane
4. None of the above

Question-9. Sails like a ship is a:

1. Metaphor
2. Alliteration
3. Simile
4. Rhythm

Question-10. Seems to rest' here means that it his still

1. on the ground
2. In the sky
3. In water
4. In the tree

Question-11. The kite dives and dips in

1. water
2. sea
3. river
4. the sky

Question-12. The kite is bright when it is

1. new
2. old
3. ragged
4. torn

Question-13. The master pulls the string back as:

1. others are pulling him back
2. he feels uncomfortable
3. the string slackens
4. he was disturbed

Question-14. The rhyming word of 'dip' in the poem is

1. lip
2. ship
3. sip
4. none of these

Question-15. Until the new wind blows

1. it is very hot
2. the string is being unwound
3. the string is slack
4. the string is wound

Question-16. What do you mean by "Raggeder" ?

1. Torn
2. New
3. Old
4. Bad

Question-17. What happens to the kite all of a sudden?

1. It becomes listless
2. It becomes very active
3. It is torn by strong wind
4. It becomes 'detached from the string.

Question-18. What is the kite compared to?

1. To a tree
2. To a boat
3. To a sail
4. To a ship

Question-19. What is the meaning of "Slack" ?

1. Lazy
2. Idle
3. Inactive
4. All of the above

Question-20. What is the second form of 'See' ?

1. Saw
2. Seen
3. Seed
4. Sew

Question-21. When a new wind blows, it:

1. refreshes the soul of the kite
2. fills the wings of the kite
3. lifts the kite itself
4. changes the mood

Question-22. When does the kite lose all its glory?

1. When it is torn
2. When it is detached from the string
3. When it becomes old
4. When it settles on the tree top and flutters to free itself.

Question-23. When does the kite rest ?

1. As wind falls
2. As wind blows
3. As wind rest
4. As wind go

Question-24. Which of the following words mean the same as 'stormy wind”?

1. Tides
2. Rides
3. Rest
4. Gust

Question-25. Who fly back when string goes slack ?

1. The birds
2. The kite
3. The boat
4. The wind

Question-26. Who seems to rest as wind falls ?

1. Breeze
2. Tree
3. Kite
4. Sky

Question-27. Who wrote the poem "The kite" ?

1. R.N.Tagore
2. Sarojini naidu
3. Mary Oneill
4. Harry Behn

Question-28. 'Breeze' is associated with

1. water
2. wind
3. mountain
4. snow

Question-29. 'Sails like a ship' is a

1. Metaphor
2. Alliteration
3. Simile
4. Rhythm

Question-30. “And up it goes” who is being referred to in the poem?

1. kite
2. bird
3. leaf
4. smoke

Question-31. A kite becomes a rag when

1. It Is on a string
2. It Is on the blue
3. It is stuck In a tree
4. It is above the tree

Question-32. A new kite looks

1. pale in the bright light
2. bright in the blue sky
3. lovely with Its colours
4. attractive but sober

Question-33. Find a word which rhymes with 'crest' in the given lines.

1. chair
2. below
3. hollow
4. rest

Question-34. Find the antonym of the word 'bright'.

1. dark
2. shine
3. movement
4. clear

Question-35. Give synonym for the word 'slack'

1. loose
2. tight
3. easy
4. slim

Question-36. It soars high due to

1. the power of the wind
2. the absence of the wind
3. the dream of a winner
4. favourable breeze

Question-37. Seems to rest' here means that it his still

1. on the ground
2. In the sky
3. In water
4. In the tree

Question-38. The 'blue' In the passage means

1. blue colour
2. blue kite
3. thesky
4. thesea

Question-39. The author of the poem is

1. Harry Behn
2. L.M. Haul
3. Eleanor Farj eon
4. E-Yeh-Shure

Question-40. The bright' refers to

1. the blue
2. the kite
3. a string
4. a tree

Question-41. The kite dives and dips in

1. water
2. sea
3. river
4. the sky

Question-42. The kite flaps on a string when

1. it is stuck
2. It is In the sky
3. it is torn
4. It Is new

Question-43. The master pulls the string back as

1. others are pulling him back
2. he feels uncomfortable
3. the string slackens
4. he was disturbed

Question-44. The poem is about

1. the wind
2. string
3. kite
4. gust and pulls

Question-45. The string Is wound when

1. it goes slack
2. the kite is flying high
3. the wind blows
4. the kite Is torn

Question-46. The word 'flaps' means the same as

1. flares
2. flies
3. frees
4. flutters

Question-47. The word 'tides' here means

1. string
2. waves
3. currents
4. water

Question-48. Until the new wind blows

1. it is very hot
2. the string is being unwound
3. the string is slack
4. the string is wound

Question-49. When a new wind blows, it

1. refreshes the soul of the kite
2. fills the wings of the kite
3. lifts the kite itself
4. changes the mood

Question-50. When the wind falls

1. the kite dies
2. the kite seems to rest
3. the kite lifts itself
4. the kite sleeps