1. God Made the Country Objective Type Questions Answers

1. According to the poet, health and virtue can be found in

(a) towns

(b) cities

(c) villages

(d) factories

2. The towns people do not enjoy any real: 

(a) scenery

(b) food

(c) drink

(d) fun

3. The villagers can do very well without the ...... lights of the town.

(a) grand

(b) dim

(c) shining

(d) soft

4. Life is bitter because it is full of:

(a) troubles

(b) uncertainties

(c) happiness

(d) jealousies

5. The poet calls things like health and virtue :

(a) gifts

(b) prizes

(c) curses

(d) defects

6. Who wrote the poetry 'God Made The Country' ?

(a) William Wordsworth

(b) William Cowper

(c) Alexander Pope

(d) Durga Prasad Panda 

7. In the town, the nightingale is :

(a) happy (c) mute

(b) scared (d) sad

8. According to poetry who made the town?

(a) God  

 (c) Man

(b) Government

 (d) None of these

9. God made the country and man made the: 

(a) house

 (c) town

(b) church

(d) city

10. What has made the man idle?

(a) life

(b) Comfortable devices

(c) Packed foods

(d) None of these 

 11. According to the poem 'God Made the Country' where do you find fields and groves? 

(a) Countryside

(b) Towns

(c) Cities

(d) School

12. What is the poet's desire ?

 (a) To enjoy comfortable conditions

(b) To enjoy luxury

(c) To energy green environment

(d) The pleasure of natural objects

13. William Cowper has written the poem : 

(a) God made the Men

(b) God made the Country

 (c) God made the Land

 (d) God made everything

14. According to poem 'God Made the Country', our life could be sweet if we possess:

 (a) A lot of money and wealth

 (b) Good health and virtue

(c) Good house and car

(d) None of these

15. What is the poet's desire in 'God Made the Country"?

(a) To enjoy luxury

(b) To enjoy life in the countryside

(c) To eat good food

(d) To wear good clothes 

16. "There only minds like yours can do no harm' is from:

(a) Ode on Solitude

(b) The Sleeping Porter

(c) Koel

(d) God Made the Country

17. According to William Cowper, villages possess the gift of health and...... that towns and cities can never have.

(a) virtue

(b) perfection

(c) serenity

 (d) materialism

 18. William Cowper showed the deep respect for the......life.

(a) urban

(b) artificial

(c) luxurious

(d) rural