Literature In English Questions
Question 727:
'' It was dawn, and the windows were dark except for the Workmen cafes. The sky was like a avast flat wall of cobalt, with roofs and spires of black paper pasted upon it. Drowsy men were sweeping the pavements with ten-foot brooms, and ragged families picking over the dustbins. Workmen and girls with piece of chocolate in one hand and bread in the other were pouring into the railway station.'<br/>The picture presented above is one of
View Answer & ExplanationQuestion 728:
Much madness is divinest sense<br/>To a discerning eye;<br/>Much sense is starkest madness.<br/>'This the majority<br/>In this, as all, prevails.<br/>Assent, and you are sane;<br/>Demur,-you're straightway dangerous, <br/>And handled with a chain.<br/>This poem reflects the
View Answer & ExplanationQuestion 729:
The bustle in a house<br/>The morning after death <br/>Is solemnest of industries<br/>Enacted upon earth-<br/>The sweeping up the heart <br/>And putting love away<br/>We shall not want to use again<br/>Until eternity.<br/>The predominant mood of this poem is best captured by the words
View Answer & ExplanationQuestion 730:
'Chini was breathing with a love ripeness in her eye. She was elegant, sophistication, and Nigerian costume with charm. her every movement stimulated a flow of poetry from Francois and an ebb of embarrassment from her. she called him "My mad French lover".'<br/>The tone of this passage is
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