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Hawk Roosting (Poem)

English · Class 11 · CBSE

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What does the hawk consider unnecessary?

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  1. What is the overall message of Hawk Roosting?

    1. Power should always be used responsibly.
    2. Nature is completely peaceful.
    3. Animals cannot express ideas.
    4. Weakness is always better than strength.
  2. Why does Ted Hughes choose a hawk as the speaker of the poem?

    1. To show the beauty of friendship
    2. To explore ideas of power and dominance
    3. To describe human history
    4. To explain farming methods
  3. What does the hawk symbolize in the poem?

    1. Weakness and dependence
    2. Power and uncontrolled authority
    3. Peace and friendship
    4. Human creativity
  4. Which word best describes the tone of the hawk in the poem?

    1. Apologetic
    2. Confident and authoritative
    3. Humorous
    4. Uncertain
  5. What does the hawk believe about its physical design?

    1. It is imperfect and weak.
    2. It is perfectly created for its purpose.
    3. It needs help from other animals.
    4. It is unable to survive.
  6. What does the hawk's killing represent in the poem?

    1. A meaningless action
    2. The natural instinct of survival and dominance
    3. A mistake caused by fear
    4. An act of kindness
  7. What does the hawk's attitude reveal about its personality?

    1. Humility and kindness
    2. Fear and insecurity
    3. Pride and arrogance
    4. Confusion and sadness
  8. What does the hawk consider unnecessary?

    1. Flying
    2. Hunting
    3. Thinking and planning
    4. Protecting itself
  9. Which poetic device is mainly used when the hawk speaks like a human being?

    1. Simile
    2. Personification
    3. Alliteration
    4. Metaphor
  10. What does the hawk believe about its relationship with nature?

    1. Nature controls the hawk completely.
    2. The hawk is a helpless creature.
    3. Nature has created the hawk to rule.
    4. The hawk fears other animals.
  11. Where is the hawk sitting at the beginning of the poem?

    1. On a mountain peak
    2. On a tree branch
    3. On a rock
    4. Near a river
  12. From whose point of view is the poem written?

    1. A hunter's viewpoint
    2. The poet's viewpoint
    3. The hawk's viewpoint
    4. A farmer's viewpoint
  13. What is the main theme of Hawk Roosting?

    1. Love and friendship
    2. Power and dominance
    3. Childhood memories
    4. Human civilization
  14. What type of bird is the speaker in the poem?

    1. Eagle
    2. Falcon
    3. Hawk
    4. Owl
  15. Who is the poet of Hawk Roosting?

    1. Ted Hughes
    2. Philip Larkin
    3. W.B. Yeats
    4. Robert Frost