1. What is the central theme of the poem?
- A. The beauty of moonlit nights
- B. The poet's love for writing letters
- C. The stillness of the forest at night
- D. The departure of trees from a house to a forest
Correct Answer: D. The departure of trees from a house to a forest
2. Where were the trees located initially in the poem?
- A. In the garden
- B. Inside the house
- C. On the veranda
- D. By the river
Correct Answer: B. Inside the house
3. What is the forest described as initially?
- A. Dark and foreboding
- B. Full of birds and insects
- C. Empty and desolate
- D. Brightly lit by the moon
Correct Answer: C. Empty and desolate
4. What happens to the forest by morning?
- A. It becomes even emptier
- B. It fills up with trees
- C. It is flooded with sunlight
- D. It turns into a wildlife sanctuary
Correct Answer: B. It fills up with trees
5. What do the roots of the trees do all night?
- A. Work to detach from the veranda floor
- B. Grow deeper into the ground
- C. Dance in the moonlight
- D. Seek water from the river
Correct Answer: A. Work to detach from the veranda floor
6. What do the leaves of the trees strain towards?
- A. The moon
- B. The sun
- C. The glass
- D. The stars
Correct Answer: C. The glass
7. How are the twigs described?
- A. Soft and flexible
- B. Stiff with exertion
- C. Covered in flowers
- D. Dancing in the wind
Correct Answer: B. Stiff with exertion
8. What comparison is made to the boughs under the roof?
- A. Patients waiting for treatment
- B. Birds in their nests
- C. Waves crashing on the shore
- D. Leaves rustling in the wind
Correct Answer: A. Patients waiting for treatment
9. Where does the poet sit while observing the events?
- A. Inside a closed room
- B. Outside on the veranda
- C. In the forest
- D. In a garden
Correct Answer: B. Outside on the veranda
10. What is the poet doing while witnessing the trees' departure?
- A. Sleeping peacefully
- B. Counting stars
- C. Singing a lullaby
- D. Writing long letters
Correct Answer: D. Writing long letters
11. What is the mood of the night described as?
- A. Dark and scary
- B. Loud and noisy
- C. Fresh and open
- D. Lonely and cold
Correct Answer: C. Fresh and open
12. What reaches into the rooms like a voice?
- A. The moonlight
- B. The smell of leaves and lichen
- C. The sound of insects
- D. The wind blowing
Correct Answer: B. The smell of leaves and lichen
13. What fills the poet's head?
- A. Laughter
- B. Whispers
- C. Music
- D. Silence
Correct Answer: B. Whispers
14. What does the poet predict about the whispers?
- A. They will become louder
- B. They will vanish by morning
- C. They will turn into songs
- D. They will remain silent
Correct Answer: D. They will remain silent
15. What sound does the poet hear that indicates the trees' departure?
- A. Glass breaking
- B. Birds chirping
- C. Leaves rustling
- D. Wind howling
Correct Answer: A. Glass breaking
16. What happens to the moon in the poem's climax?
- A. It disappears
- B. It becomes brighter
- C. It is reflected in the trees
- D. It breaks like a mirror
Correct Answer: D. It breaks like a mirror
17. Where do the pieces of the moon flash?
- A. In the poet's eyes
- B. In the veranda
- C. In the sky
- D. On the tallest oak
Correct Answer: D. On the tallest oak
18. What is the overall tone of the poem?
- A. Sadness
- B. Joy
- C. Wonder
- D. Anger
Correct Answer: C. Wonder
19. What do the roots of the trees work to disengage from?
- A. Soil
- B. Cracks in the veranda floor
- C. Leaves
- D. Rocks
Correct Answer: B. Cracks in the veranda floor
20. What is the significance of the trees' departure from the house?
- A. It marks the end of the poem
- B. It represents a change in seasons
- C. It signifies a storm approaching
- D. It symbolizes nature reclaiming its space
Correct Answer: D. It symbolizes nature reclaiming its space
21. What does the forest lack before the trees move into it?
- A. Light
- B. Water
- C. Life
- D. Shelter
Correct Answer: C. Life
22. What do the twigs become due to their exertion?
- A. Flexible
- B. Stiff
- C. Fragile
- D. Colorful
Correct Answer: B. Stiff
23. What is the poet doing when the trees are moving out?
- A. Singing
- B. Dancing
- C. Writing
- D. Sleeping
Correct Answer: C. Writing
24. What do the roots do all night?
- A. Dance
- B. Grow
- C. Work
- D. Rest
Correct Answer: C. Work
25. What is the mood of the night in the poem?
- A. Quiet
- B. Noisy
- C. Dark
- D. Fresh
Correct Answer: D. Fresh
26. What is the moon compared to?
- A. A mirror
- B. A flower
- C. A star
- D. A sun
Correct Answer: A. A mirror
27. What does the poet do during the night?
- A. Writes letters
- B. Sleeps
- C. Sings
- D. Walks
Correct Answer: A. Writes letters
28. What reaches the rooms like a voice?
- A. The moon
- B. The smell of leaves
- C. The sound of wind
- D. The sound of birds
Correct Answer: B. The smell of leaves
29. What is the head of the poet full of?
- A. Silence
- B. Stories
- C. Songs
- D. Whispers
Correct Answer: D. Whispers
30. What sound does the poet hear?
- A. Glass breaking
- B. Birds chirping
- C. Leaves rustling
- D. Wind howling
Correct Answer: A. Glass breaking
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