Wind

"He won't do what you tell him". Who is he in this line?

• The reader

• Wind God

• Weak people

• All of these

What does the wind poke fun at?

• Weak houses and weak doors.

• Weak rafters and weak wood.

• Weak hearts and weak bodies.

• Any living or non-living thing that is weak and crumbling.

What does the poet want the wind to do?

• don’t break the shutters of windows

• don’t scatter the papers

• don’t throw down the books

• all the above

What literary devices are used in the poem 'wind'?

• Alliteration

• Personification

• Anaphora and Metaphor

• All of the above

_______a renowned Indian poet in English, translated the poem WIND into English.

• R K Narayan

• A. K. Ramanujan

• K R Narayanan

• Bharathiyar

Name the things the wind had done.

• brought rain

  
  

• torn the pages

  
  

• broke the doors of the window

• all

How can we be friends with the wind?

• by building strong homes

• having strong body

• having a strong heart

• all

What is the primary theme of the poem 'Wind'?

• The destructive power of nature

• The beauty of the wind

• The calmness of the wind

• The unpredictability of weather

In the context of the poem 'Wind', what does the wind symbolize?

• Peace and tranquility

• Strength and resilience

• Chaos and destruction

• Love and compassion

Which literary device is predominantly used in the poem 'Wind' to convey its message?

• Simile

• Metaphor

• Personification

• Hyperbole