MCQ Questions for Class 12 English Flamingo Poem Chapter 1 My Mother at Sixty-six with Answers

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Q1.	The mother’s old age and lack of energy is a depiction of
	A.the poet’s helplessness in old age
	B.joy and fun of old age
	C.bonding of mother with family members
	D.sickness and ill-health

Ans: the poet’s helplessness in old age

Q2.	The poem is made up of
	A.twenty lines
	B.a single sentence
	C.ten stanzas
	D.five stanzas

Ans: a single sentence

Q3.	The image of merry children has been brought out by the narrator in order to
	A.show energy and exuberance of young children
	B.to show the children playing
	C.to show the children playing pranks
	D.to compare with herself

Ans: show energy and exuberance of young children

Q4.	The narrator is only using her smile to
	A.cover up her pain
	B.make herself happy
	C.to make her mother happy
	D.to make her father happy

Ans: cover up her pain

Q5.	Smile and smile and smile is
	A.alliteration
	B.repetition
	C.simile
	D.metaphor

Ans: repetition

Q6.	She said to her mother
	A.goodbye
	B.au revoir
	C.good morning go.
	D.see you soon, Amma

Ans: see you soon, Amma

Q7.	When the narrator looked at her mother again she felt a pang of
	A.her familiar ache
	B.guilt
	C.heartache
	D.a headache

Ans: her familiar ache

Q8.	The narrator again compared her mother too
	A.summer’s sun
	B.rain clouds
	C.late winter’s moon
	D.trees and plants

Ans: late winter’s moon

Q9.	‘Children spilling out’ is an
	A.simile
	B.metaphor
	C.personification
	D.transferred epithet

Ans: metaphor

Q10.	‘Trees sprinting’ is a poetic device. It is
	A.personification
	B.alliteration
	C.repetition
	D.simile

Ans: personification

Q11.	She soon put that thought out of her mind and
	A.smiled
	B.laughed heartily
	C.cried bitterly
	D.looked out of the window

Ans: looked out of the window

Q12.	The poetess says her mother looked pale like a
	A.corpse
	B.ghost
	C.malnourished child
	D.anaemic person

Ans: corpse

Q13.	The person in the car, beside the poetess, was,
	A.her aunt
	B.her niece
	C.her uncle
	D.her mother

Ans: her mother

Q14.	She was going to
	A.Goa
	B.Mumbai
	C.Cochin
	D.Kolkata

Ans: Cochin

Q15.	Kamala Das was an
	A.Bengali
	B.Punjabi
	C.Keralite
	D.Gujarati

Ans: Keralite

Q16.	What were the words she used while parting from her mother?
	A.See you soon Ba
	B.See you soon beeji
	C.See you soon mata ji
	D.See you soon, amma

Ans: See you soon, amma

Q17.	Whose house the poet was leaving?
	A.her friend’s house
	B.in-law’s house
	C.her husband’s house
	D.her parents’ house

Ans: her parents’ house

Q18.	What does the expression smile, smile and smile signify?
	A.poet was going home and was elated
	B.poet was happy
	C.poet was hopeless
	D.poet’s desperate efforts to hide her fears

Ans: poet’s desperate efforts to hide her fears

Q19.	What question arises from the complexity of the situation in the poem?
	A.what to do in old age
	B.how to take care of one’s skin
	C.how to drive
	D.How to strike a balance between duties and responsibilities

Ans: How to strike a balance between duties and responsibilities

Q20.	What does the narrative single sentence style of the poem highlight?
	A.Poet’s feelings
	B.Poet’s insecurities
	C.poet’s thoughts
	D.poet’s intertwining thoughts