Father to son class 11 poem 5 Important MCQs Question and Answer

Father to son class 11 poem 5 Important MCQs Question and Answer

Father to son class 11 MCQs Question and Answer NCERT Solution for class 11 English Hornbill Poem 5 Father to son MCQs Question and Answer were prepared according to the latest exam pattern practicing these father to son class 11 English MCQs Question with Answer really effective to improve your basics and learn all the key concepts .

Question”1 Find out the simile used in the pome’ father to son’?

1. Silence surrounds us
2. the seed I spent or sown it where
3. we speak like strangers
4. yet what he loves I cannot share

Question”2 From where does the son’s anger arise?

1. out of his nature
2. out of his sadness
3. out of his father’s attitude
4. out of his childhood memories

Question”3 when the son spoke for the first time, does he also feel sad about the distance between them?

1. yes, he did
2. No, he did not felt anything
3. maybe in his heart
4. he never thought about it

Question”4 Does the father want his son to move around in his own world?

1. Yes, absolutely
2. Not at all
3. maybe
4. None of the above

Question”5 Is there a silence between the father and the son?

1. yes
2. No
3. Can’t say
4. maybe

Question”6 what is the meaning of this child built to my design yet what he loves I cannot share?

1. his son looks like him and they share everything with each other
2. his son looks like him yet they don’t have anything to share
3. his son doesn’t look like him
4. neither does his son looks like him nor he understand him

Question”7 why does the father use’ in a line the seed I spent or sown it where he was taking about communication gap”?

1. to acknowledge his role in the communication gap
2. to acknowledge himself
3. to let his son know his importance
4. to make him understand about him

Question”8 what happened when he tired to build a relationship with him in his childhood?

1. he was successful
2. his efforts were in vain
3. he was half-way successful
4. None of the above

Question”9 How old is the son when his father rants about his agony to his son?

1. teenager
2. grown-up
3. child
4. just became adult

Question”10 who is the poet of the poem’ father to son?”

1. walt whitman
2. shirley Toulon
3. Elizabeth Jennings
4. Kushwant singh

Question”11 what happens when they both put out an empty hand for the others to seek?

1. Efforts are always in vain
2. they got successful in the end
3. father wasn’t interested
4. they never had a chance to talk

Question”12 Does father know about his son’s likes and dislikes?

1. Yes
2. of course
3. No
4. Can’t say

Question”13 Despite all his efforts to fix the communication gap, was the son able to understand him?

1. No
2. Yes
3. Maybe
4. Not mentioned in the poem

Question”14 which of the following is an Alliteration”?

1. I would have
2. The land is his and none of mine
3. silence surrounds us
4. his father’s house

Question”15 Since his son was prodigal, why does he want him to come back home?

1. To make a good relation with his son
2. To Inform him that he is sending him to boarding school
3. To give him money
4. All of the above

Question”16 what is the meaning of word’ prodigal ‘used in the poem?

1. habit of saving money
2. spending money freely
3. someone who does charity
4. None of the above

Question”17 Does the father want his son to move around in his own world”?

1. Yes
2. not at all
3. Can’t say
4. None of the above

Question”18 what is the poem ‘father to son’ about ?

1. happy relationship between father and son
2. Bitter relationship between father and son due to generation gap
3. father comparing his life with his son
4. None of the above

Question”19 why was the father ready to forgive him ?

1. Because he want’s his son back
2. To let go of all the sorrow he had inside
3. To accept him the way he is
4. All of the above

Question”20 From where does the son’s anger arise”?

1. Out of his arrogance
2. out of his grief
3. Out of his father’s attitude
4. out of his childhood memories

Answers

1-C	2-B	3-A	4-B
5-A	6-B	7-A	8-B
9-B	10-C	11-A	12-C
13-A	14-C	15-A	16-B
17-B	18-B	19-D	20-B