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সাম্যবাদী নজরুল ইসলাম MCQ প্রশ্নোত্তর | একাদশ শ্রেণী বাংলা নুন – জয় গোস্বামী একাদশ শ্রেণী লালন শাহ্ ফকিরের গান একাদশ শ্রেণী সেমিস্টার ২ ভাব সম্মিলন – বিদ্যাপতি চারণকবি – ভারভারা রাও বাংলা সমার্থক শব্দের তালিকা বন ও বন্যপ্রাণী সংরক্ষণ প্রবন্ধ ঈশ্বরচন্দ্র বিদ্যাসাগর কবিতার প্রশ্ন উত্তর | একাদশ শ্রেণি সেমিস্টার ১ বিশাল ডানাওয়ালা থুরথুরে এক বুড়ো – গাবিরিয়েল গার্সিয়া মার্কেজ সাম্যবাদী (কবিতা) – কাজী নজরুল ইসলাম

1. The poem ‘The Bangle Sellers’ is written by-

(a) John Keats

(b) William Wordsworth

(c) Sarojini Naidu

(d) W.B. Yeats

Answer: (c) Sarojini Naidu

2. The poem was first published in the collection of poems named-

(a) Coromandel Fishers

(b) The Bird of Time

(c) The Songs of Time

(d) The Folktales of Bengal

Answer: (b) The Bird of Time

3. The year in which ‘The Bangle Sellers’ was first published was-

(a) 1904

(c) 1910

(b) 1908

(d) 1912

Answer: (d) 1912

4. The poem ‘The Bangle Sellers’ has-

(a) three stanzas

(b) four stanzas

(c) five stanzas

(d) seven stanzas

Answer: (b) four stanzas

5. The poem ‘The Bangle Sellers’ is written in-

(a) blank verse

(b) free verse

(c) haiku style

(d) rhyming couplet

Answer: (d) rhyming couplet

6. The poem here celebrates-

(a) childhood

(b) patriarchy

(c) manhood 

(d) womanhood

Answer: (d) womanhood

7. The poem ‘The Bangle Sellers’ describes

(a) The contribution of Bangle Sellers in Indian Society

(b) Different stages of a woman’s life

(c) The value of temple fairs in India

(d) The cultural and social significance of bangle  sellers

Answer: (b) Different stages of a woman’s life

8. The speakers or the narrators of the poem are-

(a) the bangle sellers

(b) the people in the fair

(c) the organisers of the temple fair

(d) a few customers buying bangles

Answer: (a) the bangle sellers

9. The bangles sellers are advertising their bangles-

(a) at the bazaar

(b) at the temple fair

(c) beside a church

(d) none of these

Answer: (b) at the temple fair

10. The different stages of a woman’s life are described through-

(a) colours of bangles

(b) colours of caps

(c) voices of the women

(d) none of these

Answer: (a) colours of bangles

11. The kind of mood the bangle sellers expressed here –

(a) cheerless and dreary

(b) jovial and joyous

(c) annoyance and malice

(d) disdain and enmity

Answer: (b) jovial and joyous

12. The bangle sellers have bangles for-

(a) the young maidens and brides

(b) the mature wives and mothers

(c) Both (a) and (b)

(d) None of these

Answer: (c) Both (a) and (b)

13. “Our shining loads”-The phrase ‘shining loads’ refers to-

(a) the different colourful bright bangles

(b) baskets full of fresh fruits

(c) various colourful ornaments

(d) dazzling and delicately designed baskets

Answer: (a) the different colourful bright bangles

14. The word that describes the loads of the bangle sellers is-

(a) expensive

(c) rich coloured

(b) wide and various

(d) shining

Answer: (d) shining

15. The bangle sellers describe the bangles as-

(a) circles of hope

(b) circles of light

(c) circles of bright lives

(d) circles of pride

Answer: (b) circles of light

16. The bangles of the bangle sellers are described as lustrous tokens of-

(a) insipid lives

(c) burning lives

(b) exciting lives

(d) radiant lives

Answer: (d) radiant lives

17. The phrase ‘radiant lives’ refers to the lives of-

(a) bangle sellers

(b) young leaders

(c) young couples

(d) women

Answer: (d) women

18. How many number of stages in a woman’s life are mentioned in this poem?-

(a) two

(b) three

(c) four

(d) five

Answer: (b) three

19. The colours of bangles suitable for maidens are-

(a) silver and blue

(b) orange and purple

(c) golden and purple

(d) yellow and orange

Answer: (a) silver and blue

20. Silver and blue bangles are compared to

(a) mountain stream

(b) mountain mist

(c) fields of corn

(d) rainbow

Answer: (b) mountain mist

21. The silver and blue bangles symbolise-

(a) purity and freshness

(b) feelings of desire

(c) passionate feelings

(d) satisfaction

Answer: (a) purity and freshness

22. The word ‘flushed’ stands for-

(a) light yellow bangles

(b) light red bangles

(c) light saffron

(d) light blue bangles

Answer: (b) light red bangles

23. Flushed bangles are compared to-

(a) rainbow

(b) sky

(c) stream

(d) buds

Answer: (d) buds

24. “….the buds that dream”-This expression is suggestive of-

(a) maidens dreaming of marriage

(b) women dreaming of a prosperous life

(c) children longing for joyous sports

(d) mature wives’ desire for a supportive farmily

Answer: (a) maidens dreaming of marriage

25. The poem depicts that the dreaming buds are visible-

(a) by the sea-shore

(b) on the serene bank of a woodland-stream

(c) beside a forest spring

(d) just below the mountain peak

Answer: (b) on the serene bank of a woodland-stream

26. The expression ‘limpid glory of new born leaves’ refers to-

(a) the ruby coloured bangles

(b) the red bangles 

(c) the light-green bangles

(d) purple coloured bangles

Answer: (c) the light-green bangles

27. “Some are like fields of sunlit corn”-Here fields of sunlit corn are compared to-

(a) red bangles

(b) blue bangles

(c) yellow bangles

(d) new bangles

Answer: (c) yellow bangles

28. The bangles which are like fields of sunlit corn are suitable for-

(a) students

(b) mothers

(c) brides

(d) young maidens

Answer: (c) brides

29. Yellow bangles are meant for brides on-

(a) her bridal evening

(b) her bridal morn

(c) her bridal night

(d) her bridal noon

Answer: (b) her bridal morn

30. The colour of bangles representing the ‘flame of marriage fire’ is-

(a) orange or red

(b) blue

(c) purple

(d) green

Answer: (a) orange or red

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