The Village Blacksmith

What does the poet mean when he says the blacksmith has "sinewy hands?"

• His hands are dry.

• HIs hands are rough.

• HIs hands are strong.

• His hands are weak.

Why doesn't the blacksmith "owe" anyone?

• He relies on many other people.

• He doesn't rely on anyone else.

• He is always asking for more.

• He works hard for everything he needs.

'Week in week out, from morn till night, you can hear his bellows blow' what the poet want to സെ through these lines?

• Blacksmiths' hard work

• Blacksmith's sincerity to his work

• The blacksmith is an honest man

• All of the above

By which of the following lines does the poet indicate that the blacksmith is an honourable man

• "The Smith, a mighty man is he...'

• "You can hear his bellows blow..."

• "And looks the whole world in the face..."

• "He goes on Sunday to the church..."

Who is the speaker of the poem"The Village Blacksmith"

• A village boy

• The " worthy friend"

• The priest

• The village blacksmith

Who is the author '' The village blacksmith"

• Jerome K Jerome

• Ruskin Bond

• Henry wardsworth Longfellow

• Johnson Wadsworth

What are the words used to describe strength of Blacksmith?

• Mighty man

• Sinewy hands

• Brawny arms

• All of the above

Who is the poet of "The Village Blacksmith"?

• Sir Walter Scott

• Walt Whitman

• Robert Frost

• Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

What is the rhyme scheme in the first stanza of the poem "The Village Blacksmith"?

• ABABAB

• ABABCB

• ABABCD

• AABBCC

What is the main theme of 'The Village Blacksmith'?

• A) The importance of hard work and self-reliance

• B) The beauty of nature

• C) The power of friendship

• D) The joy of childhood