MCQ Questions for Class 12 English Flamingo Poem Chapter 3 Keeping Quiet with Answers

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Keeping Quiet Class 12 English Flamingo Poem MCQ online test

Q1.	What would everyone feel at that exotic moment?
	A.happy
	B.content
	C.dancing
	D.strange blissful oneness

Ans: strange blissful oneness

Q2.	What will happen if there are no engines and no crowd?
	A.noise will be lessened
	B.no crowd on roads
	C.no traffic rush
	D.it will create a perfect, happy moment

Ans: it will create a perfect, happy moment

Q3.	What does the poet want people to do for one second?
	A.to sing
	B.to close eyes
	C.to stand quietly
	D.to be silent and motionless

Ans: to be silent and motionless

Q4.	What is always alive even when everything seems to be dead or still?
	A.mountains
	B.rivers
	C.Sun
	D.Earth and nature are always alive

Ans: Earth and nature are always alive

Q5.	What is the sadness in the poem that the poet speaks about ?
	A.violence because of unthoughtful ness of the people
	B.unnecessary movements
	C.speaking aloud
	D.fighting

Ans: violence because of unthoughtful ness of the people

Q6.	What should not be confused with total inactivity or death?
	A.no movement
	B.a statue
	C.talking people
	D.Stillness and silence

Ans: Stillness and silence

Q7.	Not move our arms’ what does this expression refer to?
	A.sit quietly
	B.stand quietly
	C.to be inactive
	D.sitting still without any movement

Ans: sitting still without any movement

Q8.	What does number 12 represent?
	A.hours of the day and months of a year
	B.earth
	C.clock
	D.cricket players

Ans: hours of the day and months of a year

Q9.	How will keeping quiet protect our environment?
	A.by creating peace and brotherhood feelings
	B.no noise will be there
	C.people will not fight
	D.none

Ans: by creating peace and brotherhood feelings

Q10.	What is the rhyming scheme used in the poem?
	A.enclosed rhyme
	B.Monorhyme
	C.sonnet
	D.Free verse

Ans: Free verse

Q11.	According to the poet what creates barriers?
	A.interactions
	B.reactions
	C.fighting
	D.languages

Ans: languages

Q12.	What is the essence or message of the poem ?
	A.introspection and retrospection to be more peaceful and be in harmony
	B.to prosper
	C.to be happier
	D.to reach out more people

Ans: introspection and retrospection to be more peaceful and be in harmony

Q13.	What does the style of the poem symbolise, that the poet used to write with?
	A.desires
	B.happiness
	C.hope
	D.desire and hope

Ans: desire and hope

Q14.	What does counting upto 12 signify and how will it help?
	A.hours of the day
	B.months of a year
	C.it will help to create peace and harmony
	D.all

Ans: all

Q15.	What does the title of the poem suggest?
	A.Inactivity
	B.noise
	C.unhappiness
	D.Maintenance of silence

Ans: Maintenance of silence

Q16.	How does the poet perceive life?
	A.as stillness
	B.as silence
	C.a noisy place
	D.a continuous evolution of nature

Ans: a continuous evolution of nature

Q17.	What are the different kinds of wars mentioned in the poem?
	A.War against humanity
	B.War against nature
	C.War with gases and fire
	D.All these

Ans: All these

Q18.	Which images in the poem show that the poet condemns or hate violence?
	A.fishermen not harming whales
	B.wars leaving behind no survivors to celebrate
	C.poet’s refusal to deal with death
	D.All these