She walks in Beauty MCQ'S

1.      Who wrote the poem, ‘She walks in Beauty’? 

a.      Lord Byron 

2.      What is the full name of Lord Byron? 

a.      George Gordon Byron 

3.      Lord Byron was a popular poet of the ______. 

a.      Romantic poet 

4.     ‘She walks in Beauty’ is written in which poetic form?

a.       Lyric form  

5.      In which year was the poem, ‘She walks in Beauty’ written?

a.       1814

6.      ‘She walks in Beauty’ was written in ________.

a.       Iambic tetrameter 

7.      What is the deeper meaning of the poem, ‘She walks in Beauty’?

a.       That both inner and outer beauty are important  

8.      Byron attributes inner beauty to ______ and ______.

a.       Purity and innocence  

9.     What is the major theme of the poem, ‘She walks in Beauty’?

a.       Beauty and harmony of mind and body 

10.  Who was the inspiration for the poem, ‘She walks in Beauty’?

a.       A lady, whom the poet saw with very good looks at a fashionable  London Party. 

11.  What is the attitude of the speaker in the poem, ‘She walks in  Beauty’? 

a.       He admires the effortless harmony of the lady’s beauty.

12.  What all fine features of the lady are observed in the poem, ‘She  walks in Beauty’?

a.       Her “cheeks”, “brow”, “smiles” and “tints” (skin)

13.  What is the lady’s beauty compared with in the poem, ‘She walks  in Beauty’?

a.       A cloudless starry night

14.  What is the lady’s hair described as in the poem, ‘She walks in  Beauty’?

a.       Wavy and black- Raven Tresses

15.  What are the lady’s eyes described as in the poem, ‘She walks in  Beauty’?

a.       A perfect blend of light and darkness

16.  What is the lady’s smile labelled as in the poem, ‘She walks in  Beauty’?

a.       Soft, calm and eloquent

17.  What is the lady’s mind said to be like in the poem, ‘She  walks in Beauty’?

a.       At peace with all below a heart

18.  What is the lady’s face expressed as in the poem, ‘She walks in  Beauty’?

a.       Expresses thoughts serenely and sweetly

19.  Which figure of speech is used in the line, “like the nights of  cloudless climes and starry skies”?

a.       Simile (her beauty is directly compared to cloudless starry skies)

20.  Which figure of speech is exploited in the lines, “ in every raven  tresses”?

a.       Metaphor (her hair is said to be shiny and black) 

21.  Which figure of speech is used in the lines, “cloudless climes and  starry skies”? 

a.      Alliteration (sound ‘c’ and ‘s’ is rhyming)

22.  Which figure of speech is used in the line, “eloquent smiles that  win”? 

a.      Personification (smile given animate trait of winning)

23.  Words of opposite meanings used for poetic effect are called  ____? 

a.      Antithesis  

24.  Give two examples of antithesis, from the poem. ‘She Walks in  Beauty’. 

a.      Best of DARK and BRIGHT, one share the MORE, one ray the  LESS 

25.  A mind at peace with all below, A heart whose love is ______.

a.       Innocent  

26.  The poet thinks she looks more beautiful ________.

a.       At night 

27.  According to Byron, the thoughts that pass through her mind  ______. 

a.      Are reflected on her face 

28.  Byron says, the beauty of her face _____. 

a.     Reflects her goodness 

29.  According to the poet, all that is best of darkness and light meet in the woman’s _____ and her _____. 

a.      Aspect and her eyes 

30.  Give three examples of alliteration (figure of speech) from the poem, ‘She Walks in Beauty’. 

a.       ‘Cloudless Climes’, ‘Starry Skies’ and ‘Serenely Sweet’

31.  Identify the figure of speech used in the line, ‘She Walks in Beauty like the night’. 

a.      Simile (direct comparison of items using words like and as)

32.  Identify the figure of speech used in the line, ‘A heart whose love is innocent’. 

a.      Metaphor (states A is B)