Beauty

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Beauty. 


1) According to the poem, where can beauty be seen?

  • a) In the moonlight
  • b) In the sunlight
  • c) In the stars
  • d) In the ocean

2. What natural elements are mentioned in the poem as examples of beauty?

  • a) Mountains and rivers
  • b) Sunlight and rain
  • c) Trees and birds
  • d) Oceans and skies

3. What activity is associated with beauty in the poem?

  • a) Sleeping
  • b) Eating
  • c) Harvesting
  • d) Swimming

4. How does the poem describe beauty in sound?

  • a) Wind howling
  • b) Wind sighing
  • c) Thunder roaring
  • d) Birds chirping

5. What does the poet say can be heard as beauty during the night?

  • a) The silence
  • b) The rustling of leaves
  • c) Rain falling
  • d) The chirping of crickets

6. What does the poet suggest is beautiful when done sincerely?

  • a) Dancing
  • b) Singing
  • c) Working
  • d) Painting

7. According to the poem, where does beauty reside within a person?

  • a) In their appearance
  • b) In their good deeds
  • c) In their wealth
  • d) In their knowledge

8. How does beauty affect a person's dreams according to the poem?

  • a) It makes them peaceful
  • b) It makes them confusing
  • c) It makes them frightening
  • d) It makes them colorful

9. What is the significance of beauty in one's work, as described in the poem?

  • a) It brings fame
  • b) It brings satisfaction
  • c) It brings success
  • d) It brings wealth

10. What aspect of beauty is mentioned in connection with rest?

  • a) It makes rest more refreshing
  • b) It makes rest unnecessary
  • c) It makes rest longer
  • d) It makes rest deeper

11. The poem suggests that beauty is not only external but also:

  • a) Internal
  • b) Superficial
  • c) Materialistic
  • d) Expensive

12. The poet believes that beauty is found in:

  • a) Wealth and power
  • b) Nature and human actions
  • c) Fame and popularity
  • d) Art and literature

13. What kind of thoughts does the poem describe as beautiful?

  • a) Negative thoughts
  • b) Happy thoughts
  • c) Sad thoughts
  • d) Neutral thoughts

14. The poet describes beauty in which part of the day?

  • a) Morning
  • b) Afternoon
  • c) Night
  • d) Evening

15. What does the poem ultimately suggest about the nature of beauty?

  • a) It is only found in nature
  • b) It is everywhere, both in nature and within oneself
  • c) It is only in the eye of the beholder
  • d) It is rare and hard to find
Location: Mogalturu, Andhra Pradesh, India

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