1) Name the poet of this poem. a) Robert Frost. b) (b) Subramania Bharati. c) (c) W.B. Yeats. d) (d) Phoebe Cary. 2) We can make friends with the wind god if we are— a) true. b) (b) honest. c) (c) strong. d) (d) respectful. 3) What does the wind poke fun at? a) Weak houses and weak doors. b) (b) Weak rafters and weak wood. c) (c) Weak hearts and weak bodies. d) (d) Any living or non-living thing that is weak and crumbling. 4) What is the effect of the wind on weak fires? a) makes them stronger b) (b) blow them out c) (c) let them burn as before d) (d) all the options are correct 5) What sort of houses does the poet ask us to make? a) luxury houses b) (b) huts c) (c) strong houses d) (d) weak houses 6) Who does the wind make fun of? a) he rich b) (b) the strong c) (c) the weak d) (d) none of these 7) What does the poet want the wind to do? a) don’t break the shutters of windows b) (b) don’t scatter the papers c) (c) don’t throw down the books d) (d) all the above 8) Find a word from the poem for “thrown in different directions” a) a) scatter b) (b) thrown c) (c) blown d) (d) none 9) He won’t do what you tell him”Who is he in this line? a) God b) (b) Wind God c) (c) wind d) (d) all 10) What should the people do to save their homes? a) use good cement b) (b) build strong homes and close the doors firmly c) (c) consult a good architect d) (d) none 11) How can we be friends with the wind? a) by building strong homes b) (b) having strong body c) (c) having a strong heart d) (d) all 12) Which figure of speech has been used in the poem? a) alliteration b) (b) anaphore and metophoric c) (c) personification d) (d) all 13) What is the moral of this poem? a) be firm and strong and never be defeated by any obstacle b) (b) pray to the wind c) (c) don’t be weak d) (d) request the wind 14) What does the word prosper mean in the poem? a) keep going b) (b) flourish c) (c) keep moving d) (d) proper 15) Who are affected by the wind? a) weak b) (b) strong c) (c) people d) (d) things

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