7th English Courage Quiz | Samacheer Kalvi TNPSC MCQs

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7th English Courage Quiz | Samacheer Kalvi TNPSC MCQs

7th Samacheer English – Courage – Quiz

1. Who wrote the poem “Courage”?

A) John Masefield

B) Edgar Albert Guest

C) David Bates

D) Robert Frost

Ans: B) Edgar Albert Guest

2. Edgar Albert Guest was popularly known as:

A) The People's Poet

B) The Nightingale of India

C) The Lake Poet

D) The Bard of Avon

Ans: A) The People's Poet

3. According to the poet, courage is not:

A) A brilliant dash

B) A quality deep in the soul

C) A lasting trait

D) Needed to reach a goal

Ans: A) A brilliant dash

4. Courage is not merely:

A) A daring deed in a moment's flash

B) A permanent quality

C) A source of patience

D) A part of life

Ans: A) A daring deed in a moment's flash

5. What does “instantaneous” mean?

A) Happening immediately

B) Happening slowly

C) Happening yearly

D) Happening secretly

Ans: A) Happening immediately

6. In the line “Born of despair with a sudden spring”, “despair” means:

A) Happiness

B) Hopelessness

C) Strength

D) Success

Ans: B) Hopelessness

7. What does “flickered” mean?

A) Shone unsteadily

B) Shone continuously

C) Disappeared forever

D) Grew stronger

Ans: A) Shone unsteadily

8. According to the first stanza, courage is something:

A) Found only in emergencies

B) Deep in the soul of man

C) Created by fear

D) That lasts only a moment

Ans: B) Deep in the soul of man

9. Courage is always working to:

A) Serve some plan

B) Gain fame

C) Impress others

D) Avoid work

Ans: A) Serve some plan

10. Courage is not the last resort in:

A) Work alone

B) Sport alone

C) The work of life or the game of sport

D) Times of victory alone

Ans: C) The work of life or the game of sport

11. According to the poet, can courage simply be called upon when a person is about to fall?

A) Yes, always

B) No

C) Only in sports

D) Only during war

Ans: B) No

12. If a person does not possess courage now, according to the poet:

A) He can buy it later

B) He will suddenly get it when the strain is great

C) He will not have it when the strain is great

D) Someone else can give it to him

Ans: C) He will not have it when the strain is great

13. Who must always have courage within his soul?

A) One who strives for a distant goal

B) One who avoids challenges

C) One who has no work

D) One who seeks only comfort

Ans: A) One who strives for a distant goal

14. What does “strive” mean?

A) Make a great effort

B) Give up

C) Rest completely

D) Complain

Ans: A) Make a great effort

15. Courage is not compared to a dazzling light because such a light:

A) Flashes and passes away

B) Never disappears

C) Is always useful

D) Is very weak

Ans: A) Flashes and passes away

16. Courage is described as a:

A) Sudden and temporary feeling

B) Slow, unwavering, ingrained trait

C) Brilliant flash

D) Final desperate action

Ans: B) Slow, unwavering, ingrained trait

17. What does “ingrained” mean?

A) Firmly established and hard to change

B) Easily forgotten

C) Suddenly created

D) Artificially produced

Ans: A) Firmly established and hard to change

18. Which two qualities are associated with courage in the third stanza?

A) Wealth and fame

B) Patience to work and strength to wait

C) Speed and excitement

D) Power and pride

Ans: B) Patience to work and strength to wait

19. The phrase “when his skies are blue” suggests a time when a person is:

A) Happy

B) Defeated

C) Angry

D) Frightened

Ans: A) Happy

20. When does a brave man possess courage?

A) Only when he is in danger

B) Only when others are watching

C) Even when there is no need to show it

D) Only after a defeat

Ans: C) Even when there is no need to show it

21. Courage was never designed for:

A) Show

B) Work

C) Patience

D) Life

Ans: A) Show

22. According to the poem, courage is written in:

A) Victory alone

B) Defeat alone

C) Victory and defeat

D) Books alone

Ans: C) Victory and defeat

23. Courage remains with a person through:

A) His smiles alone

B) His tears alone

C) His smiles and tears

D) His victories alone

Ans: C) His smiles and tears

24. In the poem, “tears” represents:

A) Sorrow

B) Rain

C) Anger

D) Laughter

Ans: A) Sorrow

25. According to the final lines, courage is:

A) A temporary emotion

B) The breath of life

C) A dazzling light

D) A sudden spring

Ans: B) The breath of life

26. Courage is described as a strong man's:

A) Creed

B) Reward

C) Weapon

D) Prize

Ans: A) Creed

27. Which pair of words from the poem shows alliteration?

A) daring – deed

B) dash – flash

C) goal – soul

D) years – tears

Ans: A) daring – deed

28. Which of the following is a correct rhyming pair from the poem?

A) dash – flash

B) soul – light

C) courage – wait

D) tears – show

Ans: A) dash – flash

29. “Courage is more than a daring deed: / It’s the breath of life and a strong man’s creed.” These lines are taken from:

A) Sea Fever

B) Your Space

C) Courage

D) Lessons in Life

Ans: C) Courage

30. “Courage isn’t a brilliant dash, / A daring deed in a moment’s flash; / It isn’t an instantaneous thing / Born of despair with a sudden spring.” What is the rhyme scheme?

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A) ABAB

B) ABBA

C) AABB

D) AAAB

Ans: C) AABB

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