ACME ACADEMYWEEKLY EVALUATION TESTSubject: English
Time Limit: 15 Mins
Max Marks: 45 Marks
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GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS:
1.
What does the poet ask everyone to do after counting to twelve?
[1 Mark]
2.
What kind of moment does the poet imagine when everyone becomes silent?
[1 Mark]
3.
What do the words 'without rush, without engines' suggest?
[1 Mark]
4.
What would fishermen avoid doing during the moment of silence?
[1 Mark]
5.
What would the salt gatherer notice during the moment of quietness?
[1 Mark]
6.
The poet clarifies that keeping quiet should not be confused with what?
[1 Mark]
7.
What does the phrase 'I want no truck with death' mean?
[1 Mark]
8.
What does 'count to twelve' symbolize?
[1 Mark]
9.
Which theme is central to the poem?
[1 Mark]
10.
What human problem does the poet highlight?
[1 Mark]
11.
Which poetic device is used in 'wars with gas, wars with fire'?
[1 Mark]
12.
Which device is used in 'Perhaps the Earth can teach us'?
[1 Mark]
13.
What does the poem suggest silence can bring?
[1 Mark]
14.
What message about war is conveyed in the poem?
[1 Mark]
15.
What overall message does the poem convey?
[1 Mark]
16.
What does the poet ask everyone to do after counting to twelve?
[1 Mark]
17.
Why does the poet ask people not to speak in any language?
[1 Mark]
18.
What kind of moment does the poet imagine when everyone becomes silent?
[1 Mark]
19.
What do the words 'without rush, without engines' suggest?
[1 Mark]
20.
What would fishermen avoid doing during the silent moment?
[1 Mark]
21.
What would the salt gatherer notice during the quiet moment?
[1 Mark]
22.
What is the main idea behind the poet’s suggestion of stillness?
[1 Mark]
23.
Keeping quiet should not be confused with what?
[1 Mark]
24.
What does the poet say life is about?
[1 Mark]
25.
What does 'I want no truck with death' mean?
[1 Mark]
26.
What does 'count to twelve' symbolize?
[1 Mark]
27.
Why does the poet say 'let’s not speak in any language'?
[1 Mark]
28.
What feeling would people experience in the silence?
[1 Mark]
29.
Which theme is central to the poem?
[1 Mark]
30.
What does the poem suggest about modern life?
[1 Mark]
31.
What human problem does the poet highlight?
[1 Mark]
32.
What does the poet say silence might interrupt?
[1 Mark]
33.
What would people who prepare wars do in the silent moment?
[1 Mark]
34.
What phrase describes destructive wars?
[1 Mark]
35.
What literary device is used in 'wars with gas, wars with fire'?
[1 Mark]
36.
What literary device is used in 'Perhaps the Earth can teach us'?
[1 Mark]
37.
What does the poet learn from the Earth?
[1 Mark]
38.
What does the poet want people to realize through silence?
[1 Mark]
39.
What does 'sudden strangeness' refer to?
[1 Mark]
40.
What would the quiet moment bring to the world?
[1 Mark]
41.
Why does the poet refer to fishermen and whales?
[1 Mark]
42.
What does the poet criticize indirectly?
[1 Mark]
43.
What might silence help humans understand?
[1 Mark]
44.
What is the poet’s attitude toward war?
[1 Mark]
45.
What overall message does the poem convey?
[1 Mark]
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