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In this blog post you will get Important MCQs on Ulysses by Tennyson in general informative lines. only the important options are mentioned for your better understanding and preparation.
Important MCQs on Ulysses by Tennyson
SET- 1
1.The type of poem is “Ulysses“- dramatic monologue
2. The poem Ulysses’ was written in–1833
3. “Ulysses’ was published in-1842
4. The poem “Ulysses’ is composed by-Alfred Tennyson
5. The hero in Tennyson’s poem ‘Ulysses’ is- Ulysses.
6. Ulysses was a hero of which ancient mythology?- Greek
7. “Ulysses’ is written in a form of- Blank Verse
8.The speaker describes himself as a king is- idle
9. “By this still hearth”, refers to-the floor of a fireplace
10. “By this still hearth”-The phrase symbolises-idle life and narrow boundary of domestic life.
SET- 2
11. The king is matched with a wife who is- aged
12. The laws given to the savage race are described as -unequal
13. The savage race hoards, sleeps, feeds and- does not recognise the king, Ulysses.
14.The speaker cannot rest from- travel.
15.”I will drink life to the lees”-Here lees’ means- dregs or the sediment.
16.Here ‘the rainy Hyades’ symbolises–the turbulent sea and stormy weather with rain.
17.In Greek MythologY, Hyades were actually-group of nymphs.
18.”Vext the dim sea”-the phrase symbolises– a restless spirit who doesn’t take rest from roaming in search of adventure.
19.The speaker has enjoyed and suffered greatly- throughout his travels.
20.The speaker has seen and known- a variety of things, including cities, manners, climates, and governments.
SET 3
21.The speaker has been delighted in battles fought- with his peers.
22.The speaker feels that he is a part of- all the people he has met Ulysses compares his knowledge and experience to- an arch.
23.The speaker describes all his experiences as an arch through which-he can see the fading margin of an untravelled world.
24.The speaker finds it dull to- pause and rest.
25.The speaker compares breathing to-life.
26.The speaker believes that life piled on life is-not enough.
27.The speaker has little time remaining and much desire to- explore the world.
28.The speaker wishes to follow knowledge beyond-The utmost bound of human thought.
29.The untravelled world is described as- unknown and limitless.
30.The speaker believes it would be vile to store hoard himself for– three suns
SET 4
31.”And this gray spirit yearns in desire/To knowledge like a sinking star/Beyond the utmost
bound of – human thought.
32.The speaker is leaving the sceptre to- his son.
33.The speaker describes his son as- well-loved and discerning.The son is tasked with making the rugged people,-mild and gentle.
34. The son is advised to subdue the people–by slow prudence and soft degrees.
35.The son is praised for being-centred in common duties.
36.The son is expected to fulfil-the household duties.
37.”…y slow prudence to make mild,”-Here ‘prudence’ means–the ability to act carefully and responsibly.
38.When does Ulysses address his comrades to sail? after sunset or dusk
39.What is Ulysses’ attitude towards his old age? [H.S.-2026]-He feels bored and restless
40.The speaker sees the port and the vessel-with excitement and anticipation.
SET 5
41.The mariners are described as souls that have- laboured and toiled.
42.The Great hero, whom the speaker see is- Achilles.
43.Tho’ much is taken, much- abides.
44.”Made weak by time and fate… but what is strong in Ulysses?- will.
45.To strive to seek to find.. what does the speaker ask not to do?- yield.
46.Who is the speaker of the poem ‘Ulysses‘?- Ulysses.
47.What is Ulysses’ primary motivation for wanting to continue his voyage- To escape the monotony of his current life.
48.What does Ulysses means when he says, “Yet all experience is an arch wherethro’/Gleams that
untravell’d world whose margin fades/Forever and forever when I move”?- He is constantly seeking new experiences.
49.What is Ulysses’ attitude towards death?- Accepting and even welcoming.
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