In this post, I am sharing 1st Year English In the Street of the Fruit Stalls Poem MCQs notes and Synoyms Quiz for Class 11 students. In the Street of the Fruit Stalls by Jan Stallworthy is a symbolic poem. See the bottom of this post for relevant notes. However, click here for all class 11 English book 3 plays and poems notes.
English Class 11 In the Street of Fuit Stalls Poem MCQs with Answers
Hereunder you will find some MCQs which have been taken from 1st Year English Poem 5. There are 4 possible answers under each question. Find out the correct one.
Which fruit has not been mentioned in the poem?
(A) mango
(B) guava
(C) melon
(D) mandarin
The fruit resembled the ________.
(A) vegetables
(B) bullets
(C) cannon balls
(D) biscuits
It was a ________ street.
(A) dark
(B) airy
(C) bright
(D) blind
The children were ________.
(A) pale
(B) white
(C) dark
(D) yellow
Wicks balance flame, a dark dew ________.
(A) falls
(B) moves
(C) calls
(D) comes
Pyramid-piled like cannon ________.
(A) bullets
(B) guns
(C) balls
(D) spears
The sun in a pitted ________.
(A) skin
(B) arm
(C) rim
(D) leg
The ark street I am standing ________.
(A) out
(B) into
(C) in
(D) on
What do the children have in their hands?
(A) coins
(B) balls
(C) notes
(D) sticks
Wicks balance, a________ dew falls…
(A) lamp’s light
(B) moonlight
(C) dark
(D) bright
What do the children enter?
(A) lamp’s light
(B) moonlight
(C) sunrays
(D) lantern’s orbit
“Radiant as ________, they forget/The dark street I am standing in.”
(A) stars
(B) moon
(C) light
(D) lantern
What saddens the poet?
(A) sense of failure
(B) the glamour of war
(C) the poverty of children
(D) the darkness of dew
(A) Shelley
(B) T.S. Eliot
(C) W.H. Davies
(D) Jan Stallworthy
1st Year English Poem 5 In the Street of Fruit Stalls Synonyms Quiz
Hereunder you will find some important Synonyms MCQs, taken from 1st Year English In the Street of Fruit Stalls poem. Click the yellow button to see the correct answer.
Wicks balance flame, a dark dew falls.
(A) stabilize
(B) flutter
(C) flatter
(D) enjoy
The fruits were piled like cannon balls.
(A) scattered
(B) heaped
(C) picked
(D) plucked
The fruit glowed red-hot from within.
(A) sparkled
(B) wasted
(C) darkened
(D) boosted
The children enter the lantern’s orbit.
(A) wick
(B) frame
(C) oil
(D) sphere
The fruits look like the moon compacted to a rind.
(A) compressed
(B) tore
(C) declined
(D) peeled
The fruits look like the moon compacted to a rind.
(A) flesh
(B) peel
(C) bone
(D) pulp
The fruits look like the sun in a pitted skin.
(A) clean
(B) painted
(C) stopped
(D) uneven
Radiant as lanterns, the forget / The dark street I am standing in.
(A) glowing
(B) lifeless
(C) thin
(D) dark
Wicks balance flame.
(A) vex
(B) glass
(C) mirror
(D) candle strings
Relevant Notes
- In the Street of the Fruit Stalls Poem Explanation
- 11th English Poem 5 Question Answers
- 1st Year English Poem 5 Urdu Translation