Communication- Quiz

What is the central message of the poem?

• A. We should completely avoid technology

• B. Communication has become less meaningful due to digital dependence

• C. Talking face-to-face is not as efficient as texting

Which poetic device is used in the line: “Our real lives are now our dreams”?

• A. Simile

• B. Alliteration

• C. Irony

What tone is established in the poem?

• A. Angry and sarcastic

• B. Concerned and reflective

• C. Joyful and celebratory

Why does the poet say, “We’d rather text than talk, it seems”?

• A. To emphasize the speed of modern communication

• B. To show how texting is more convenient

• C. To highlight how digital habits have replaced real conversation

What is the effect of the repeated use of words like “trundled,” “freak,” and “disgrace”?

• A. To entertain the reader with funny words

• B. To show the slow and sad decline of human interaction

• To compare technology to a blessing

Which line best shows the contradiction between physical presence and emotional absence?

• A. “We’d rather text than talk, it seems”

• B. “Our real lives are now our dreams”

• C. “We sit beside our closest friend, yet messages are what we send.”

What can be inferred from the poet's use of the word “craze”?

• A. The trend is exciting and fun

• B. The behavior is unusual and out of control

• C. The poet is encouraging this new habit

Why does the poet use rhyme throughout the poem?

• A. To make the poem sound more like a song

• B. To help readers memorise the poem easily

• C. To create rhythm and reinforce the seriousness of the message

Which global issue could this poem most relate to?

• A. Climate change

• B. Digital well-being and emotional health
  

• C. Access to education

What would be the best solution suggested by the poem?

• A. Getting rid of all technology

• B. Balancing digital use with real conversations

• C. Writing more on social media