C. S. Lewis and Science-Fiction Quiz

What is C. S. Lewis best known for?

• Writing science-fiction novels

• Teaching medieval literature

• Writing the Chronicles of Narnia

• Launching the first satellite into Earth's orbit

Which of the following Figurative Expressions are NOT found in the poem?

• Simile

• Personification

• Pun

• Paradox

Which of the following is NOT True about Word Choice

• It helps convey the mood of a piece of writing

• It is always positive

• It can be positive, negative or neutral

• It helps to presents the Theme that the writer wishes to convey.

What is the concept of outer space according to the poem?

• A physical place

• A prison

• A fantasy land

• A concept

What does the poem suggest about the possibility of reaching the sky?

• It is impossible

• It can be achieved through space flight

• It can be achieved through imagination

• It is not worth pursuing

What does the phrase 'equidistant' mean?

• Moving in a circular motion

• Close to each other

• Far away

• Equally distant

What is the main idea of the poem?

• The limitations of space travel

• The importance of imagination

• The beauty of the sky and stars

• The concept of outer space

Which of the following genres of Literature does C.S. Lewis' Science Fiction Cradlesong represent?

• Science Fiction

• Prose

• Poetry

• Drama

What is the role of the prison in the poem?

• To provide a setting for the story

• To symbolize freedom

• To represent the limitations of human existence

• To create a sense of adventure

What is the tone of the poem?

• Hopeful

• Melancholic

• Humorous

• Excited