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Ch – 2

An Elementary School Classroom in a Slum

This Practice quiz has the important objective questions for Class 12 English Chapter 2 An Elementary School Classroom in a Slum in English. This practice quiz is helpful for the students who are in class 12 and have English as a subject in the English Medium. Attempt this practice quiz to check your knowledge and the status of your preparation. This quiz is also helpful for the preparation of objective questions for the Class 12 English in English Medium.

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Textbook	NCERT
Class	Class 12
Subject	English
Chapter no.	Chapter 2
Chapter Name	An Elementary School Classroom in a Slum
Category	Class 12 English Practice Quiz in English
Medium	English

Class 12 English Chapter 2 An Elementary School Classroom in a Slum Quiz (Objective Questions) in English

Created on July 12, 2022 By

Anshul Gupta

FLAMINGO (Poem) CHAPTER - 2 An Elementary School Classroom in a Slum Part 1

1 / 20

What does the poet want for the slum children?

He wishes them to be happy and healthy

He wishes a good change for them

he wants them to enjoy the bounties of nature

All of these

2 / 20

What does 'the boy with the paper look, the eyes of the mouse' mean?

rich people

rich children

powerful people and their influence weak and malnutritioned boy

weak and malnutritioned boy

3 / 20

Why is the head of a tall girl 'weighed down'?

by the burden of studies

by the burden of work

by the burden of her world

All of these

4 / 20

“Far far from the gusty waves of these children’s faces.
Like rootless weeds, the hair torn round their pallor”: what do these words express?

poor state of the classroom

poor plight of children's homes

poor plight of teachers

poor plight of the slum children

5 / 20

What does the poetry describe?

A classroom in a slum area

social setup of India

different mindsets

beauty of the surroundings

6 / 20

How Can Powerful People Help Poor Kids?

by fighting with the government

by fighting with the powerful

by bridging gaps of inequalities and injustice

by fighting with the rich

7 / 20

Why are pictures and maps meaningless?

they are fake and show a false thing

they are old and have faded away

they show vastness which is opposite to the world and needs of the children in the classroom

All of these

8 / 20

What do the Catacombs represent?

relevance of the map hanging on the wall of the classroom

confinement to the slums, the maps being irrelevant

importance of the school

death

9 / 20

What is a tree room in poetry?

A tree - shaped room

A room on a tree where squirrels play

A room on a tree where rats play

A room on a tree where pigeons play

10 / 20

What's the point of the guy looking at the paper?

had a paper in his hand

was as thin as a sheet of paper

was white in color like a sheet of paper

All of these

11 / 20

What's so ironic about hanging on the wall and donning in the classroom?

set up in very clean environment

completely opposite to the needs of the children in the classroom

set up in happy environment

set up in gloomy set up

12 / 20

What do the faces of children in slum areas represent?

happiness

their aspirations

their energy

sadness and lack of enthusiasm

13 / 20

What message do the words "their future is painted with fog" convey?

no love and care

no warmth

no hard work

no hope of improvement

14 / 20

What poetic devices are used in the poem?

alliteration and simile

metaphor and imagery

synecdoche, and irony

All of these

15 / 20

With what does the poet compare the color of the walls?

rotten fruits

stale chapatis

rotten vegetables

sour cream

16 / 20

How is the life of children living in slums?

full of love

full of care and warmth

Hopeless and full of struggle

all of these

17 / 20

Whom does the poet compare with in the poem?

the young and old

generation gaps

old age and childhood

rich (haves) and poor children (have nots)

18 / 20

What has the poet depicted in the poem?

young minds

playfulness of the children

questions of children

the plight of young children in the slums

19 / 20

On what theme did the poet focus in the poem?

themes of social injustice and class inequalities.

theme of children and their happiness

theme of insecurities

none

20 / 20

Who wrote the poem in the primary school classroom in the slum?

Kipling

Wordsworth

Kamlanath

Stephen Spender

Your score is

The average score is 66%

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