Going, Going - MCQ

Going, going - MCQ | |||
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1. What is the poem “Going, Going” about? | |||
a. The need for conservation of nature | b. The loss of nature and its effect on human beings and the universe | c.Destruction of nature by human beings | d. The beauty of nature |
2. When does the auctioneer use the standard phrase, “going, going, gone”? | |||
a. When the nature is affected by human activities | b. When the destruction of human beings is complete |
c. When all bids have been made and the sale is completed |
d. When the threat of destruction is gone |
3.What, according to the author, would be there beyond the town? | |||
a. Trees | b. False alarms | c. Split level shopping | d. Fields and farms |
4. What are the kids of the young crowd in M1 café screaming for? | |||
a. More houses | b. More parking allowed | c. More caravan sites and more pay | d. All of these |
5. “And when you try to get near the sea in summer…” What do the ellipsis indicate in the given sentence? | |||
a. Words have been left out | b. A series continues beyond the items mentioned | c. The passage of time or action | d. None of these |
6. What does the word “dales” in the poem mean? | |||
a. Warning | b. Valleys | c. Estuaries | d. Mountains |
7. What, according to the author, would be remaining for us? | |||
a. Meadows and lanes | b. Guildhalls and books | c. Shadows | d. Concrete and tyres |
8. Why does the author repeat the phrase “it will happen soon”? | |||
a. To increase the beauty of the poem | b. To emphasize that if the destructive human activities continue then the nature would be destroyed completely. | c. To emphasize on the beauty of nature | d.To emphasize destruction on fields and farms |
ANSWERS | ||||||||||
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1. B | 2. C | 3. D | 4. D | 5. C | 6. B | 7. D | 8. B |
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