7th English The Poem of Adventure Quiz | Samacheer Kalvi MCQs

7th Samacheer English – The Poem of Adventure – Quiz

1. Who wrote “The Poem of Adventure”?

A) Walter de la Mare

B) George Krokos

C) David Bates

D) Robert Frost

Ans: B) George Krokos

2. Where do adventures hide themselves?

A) Deep inside the mountain

B) Beneath the sea

C) Inside a forest

D) In the clouds

Ans: A) Deep inside the mountain

3. Adventures are of:

A) Only one form

B) All forms and shapes

C) Two different shapes

D) No particular form

Ans: B) All forms and shapes

4. According to the poet, adventures have:

A) A sad ending

B) No ending

C) An excellent ending

D) A mysterious ending

Ans: C) An excellent ending

5. Those who live their lives in adventure see the world in:

A) An ordinary way

B) An extraordinary special way

C) A fearful way

D) A careless way

Ans: B) An extraordinary special way

6. What should one do to attract adventures into the patterns of habit?

A) Close one's eyes and ask adventures to embrace oneself

B) Stay indoors

C) Avoid imagination

D) Wait for someone else

Ans: A) Close one's eyes and ask adventures to embrace oneself

7. The poet asks us to imagine that we are:

A) Invisible

B) Transparent

C) Powerful

D) Immortal

Ans: B) Transparent

8. What should we imagine the wind doing?

A) Blowing against us

B) Streaming through us

C) Stopping completely

D) Lifting the mountains

Ans: B) Streaming through us

9. What tiny things does the poet ask us to imagine on our back?

A) Horns

B) Wings

C) Wheels

D) Ropes

Ans: B) Wings

10. What happens every time we take a new step in the poet's imagination?

A) We bounce a bit

B) We fall down

C) We stop moving

D) We become tired

Ans: A) We bounce a bit

11. According to the poet, life itself may be:

A) One big adventure

B) A long punishment

C) A difficult lesson

D) A silent journey

Ans: A) One big adventure

12. What does the poet say we need to see life as one big adventure?

A) Correct shades

B) Great wealth

C) Strong armour

D) A sword

Ans: A) Correct shades

13. Who were bold in the days of old?

A) Farmers

B) Knights

C) Merchants

D) Sailors

Ans: B) Knights

14. What weapons did the knights carry?

A) Sword or lance

B) Bow only

C) Gun and pistol

D) Axe only

Ans: A) Sword or lance

15. What did the knights wear?

A) Robes

B) Armour

C) Uniforms

D) Crowns

Ans: B) Armour

16. What did the knights seek?

A) Wealth

B) Romance

C) Land

D) Food

Ans: B) Romance

17. The time of the knights is called the age of:

A) Industry

B) Chivalry

C) Science

D) Discovery

Ans: B) Chivalry

18. When would one gain considerable applause?

A) When fighting for a righteous cause

B) When collecting wealth

C) When avoiding danger

D) When refusing to fight

Ans: A) When fighting for a righteous cause

19. The adventures of knights were mainly for:

A) Show, love and glory

B) Money alone

C) Food and shelter

D) Farming and trade

Ans: A) Show, love and glory

20. What was considered the most desired prize by the knights?

A) A kingdom

B) The heart of a fair maiden

C) A golden sword

D) A powerful horse

Ans: B) The heart of a fair maiden

21. On whom did the knights strike heavy blows?

A) Their friends

B) Their opponents and foes

C) Their horses

D) The crowd

Ans: B) Their opponents and foes

22. How did the crowds watch the one-to-one combat?

A) With abated breath

B) With loud laughter

C) Without interest

D) With anger

Ans: A) With abated breath

23. What came to the fore in the days of yore?

A) Money and power

B) Courage and strength

C) Wisdom and silence

D) Love and friendship

Ans: B) Courage and strength

24. For whom did the knights fight?

A) Their country, faith and king

B) Only themselves

C) Foreign merchants

D) Their enemies

Ans: A) Their country, faith and king

25. The knights are held in high:

A) Fear

B) Esteem

C) Doubt

D) Anger

Ans: B) Esteem

26. What does “heroic exploits” mean?

A) Bold or daring deeds

B) Ordinary activities

C) Unsuccessful attempts

D) Humorous stories

Ans: A) Bold or daring deeds

27. The legends of knights teach lessons of:

A) Wealth and fame

B) Goodness and sacrifice

C) Competition and victory

D) Fear and revenge

Ans: B) Goodness and sacrifice

28. What does the poet say about history?

A) History never changes

B) History usually repeats itself

C) History should be forgotten

D) History is always false

Ans: B) History usually repeats itself

29. What should we do when asked to act for a just cause?

A) Pause and avoid it

B) Act with chivalry without pausing

C) Wait for others

D) Ignore the situation

Ans: B) Act with chivalry without pausing

30. Which pair of words rhymes in the poem?

A) old – bold

B) mountain – shapes

C) king – armour

D) adventure – lance

Ans: A) old – bold