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No Men Are Foreign

English · Class 9 · CBSE

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According to the poet, what do all human beings have in common?

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  1. What is the central message of "No Men Are Foreign"?

    1. Countries should compete with each other.
    2. All human beings are equal, and peace, love, and understanding should replace hatred and war.
    3. Nationality is more important than humanity.
    4. Differences between people can never be overcome.
  2. Why does the poet repeat the word "Remember"?

    1. To fill the poem with extra words
    2. To emphasize the importance of his message
    3. To create suspense
    4. To describe history
  3. Which value is highlighted throughout the poem?

    1. Competition
    2. Universal brotherhood
    3. Material success
    4. Individual achievement
  4. What does the poet warn against?

    1. Hard work
    2. Hatred, war, and discrimination
    3. Education
    4. Friendship
  5. Why does the poet mention that everyone breathes the same air?

    1. To describe the weather
    2. To show that all humans depend on the same natural resources
    3. To explain pollution
    4. To discuss science
  6. Which quality does the poet encourage?

    1. Revenge
    2. Compassion and understanding
    3. Pride and arrogance
    4. Jealousy
  7. What does the poet compare all human beings to?

    1. Different species
    2. Members of one family sharing the same earth
    3. Soldiers only
    4. Travelers
  8. What happens when people hate others?

    1. They become stronger.
    2. They harm themselves and humanity.
    3. They gain respect.
    4. They become successful.
  9. Which literary device is mainly used in the line "Remember, no men are foreign"?

    1. Repetition
    2. Simile
    3. Hyperbole
    4. Irony
  10. What does the poet mean by "No men are foreign"?

    1. Everyone should travel abroad.
    2. No human being should be treated as a stranger or enemy.
    3. Every country is the same.
    4. People should change their nationality.
  11. According to the poet, what do all human beings have in common?

    1. The same language
    2. The same religion
    3. The same body, emotions, and basic needs
    4. The same nationality
  12. What is the central idea of the poem?

    1. Importance of wealth
    2. Universal brotherhood and peace
    3. Adventure and travel
    4. Nature's beauty
  13. Who is the poet of "No Men Are Foreign"?

    1. James Kirkup
    2. Robert Frost
    3. W.B. Yeats
    4. Subramania Bharati