The Patriot

Even after he is sentenced to death, the patriot says -

• God will save his life

• He is on a safer side.

• He has already reaped the benefit.

• The god will reward him for his good deeds.

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What form of a poem is 'The Patriot'?

• Sonnet

• Elegy

• Dramatic monologue

• Parable

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One year ago, the people were ready to -

• Gift the patriot the sun

• Give the patriot anything

• Give the patriot all their money

• Give the patriot their dearest thing

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The mood described in this opening stanza of Browning's poem, 'The Patriot' is

• Noisy

• Celebratory

• Gloomy

• Filled with regret

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What did the people throw at the patriot a year later?

• Stones

• Roses

• Ropes

• Pebbles

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The Patriot is written by

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What is the primary theme of the poem?

• Love and relationships

• Patriotism and reciprocity

• Nature and harmony

• Faith and religion

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In the context of the poem, what does "the hand that fed him with the rights" symbolize?

• The family

• The country's nurturing aspect

• The individual's efforts

• The government

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What is the primary theme of 'The Patriot'?

• A) Betrayal and downfall

• B) Love and relationships

• C) Nature and harmony

• D) Faith and religion

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Who is the author of 'The Patriot'?

• A) Robert Browning

• B) William Wordsworth

• C) John Keats

• D) Emily Dickinson

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