Multiple Choice Questions
My Own True family
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Total 25 questions available
Q. 1
How is the poet’s walk described after his experience?
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Like that of a human childB
Like a mighty marchC
As heavy and reluctantD
With the swagger of a warriorClick an option to check your answer
Q. 2
Who did the poet meet in the oakwood?
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A young manB
A wandering minstrelC
An old womanD
A mysterious spiritClick an option to check your answer
Q. 3
What was the poet’s reaction when she cackled?
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He ignored herB
He ran awayC
He began to quakeD
He started to laughClick an option to check your answer
Q. 4
What literary device is used when the tribe declares, “We are the oak-trees”?
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IronyB
PersonificationC
SimileD
MetaphorClick an option to check your answer
Q. 5
Who surrounded the poet during his vision?
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A flock of birdsB
A band of travelersC
A group of animalsD
A staring tribeClick an option to check your answer
Q. 6
What happened when she opened her bag?
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The poet came twice awakeB
The bag vanishedC
A light shone brightlyD
The secret was lostClick an option to check your answer
Q. 7
What did the old woman claim to hold?
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The poet’s secretB
A golden keyC
A secret mapD
A magic potionClick an option to check your answer
Q. 8
What warning did the tribe give the poet?
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Forget your secretB
Make a promise or face deathC
Sing a ritual chantD
Leave the forest immediatelyClick an option to check your answer
Q. 9
What is the central theme of the poem?
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The deep connection between man and natureB
The quest for material wealthC
The futility of promisesD
The journey of a warriorClick an option to check your answer
Q. 10
What does “came twice awake” most likely imply?
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He was confused by the visionB
The poet awoke twice from sleepC
He fell asleep again quicklyD
He was startled into heightened awarenessClick an option to check your answer
Q. 11
How is the old woman described?
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Elegant and gracefulB
All knobbly stick and ragC
Dressed in silkD
Youthful and livelyClick an option to check your answer
Q. 12
How did the poet describe his dream beneath the oak boughs?
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As a nightmare he forgotB
As a fleeting visionC
As an ordinary sleepD
As a dream that altered himClick an option to check your answer
Q. 13
What consequence was threatened if the promise was broken?
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He would be cursed with misfortuneB
The poet would vanishC
His secret would be lost foreverD
He would be rooted among the oaksClick an option to check your answer
Q. 14
Which mood best describes the tone of the poem?
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Angry and bitterB
Humorous and lightC
Joyful and celebratoryD
Mysterious and eerieClick an option to check your answer
Q. 15
How was the poet restrained?
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Tied to a stakeB
Chained to a rockC
Locked in a cageD
Held by vinesClick an option to check your answer
Q. 16
What does the promise to plant trees symbolize?
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An act of rebellionB
A commitment to natureC
A promise of wealthD
A secret ritualClick an option to check your answer
Q. 17
How did the old woman express her claim?
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With a whisperB
With a stern voiceC
By cacklingD
By cryingClick an option to check your answer
Q. 18
What promise was the poet expected to make?
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To keep the secret safeB
To join the tribeC
To return to the oakwoodD
To plant two oak trees whenever one is felledClick an option to check your answer
Q. 19
What transformation did the poet undergo?
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His hair turned silverB
His voice became melodiousC
His heart became like a treeD
His eyes changed colorClick an option to check your answer
Q. 20
What did the tribe claim to be?
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River guardiansB
The oak-treesC
Forest spiritsD
Ancient warriorsClick an option to check your answer
Q. 21
What alternative oath did the tribe offer?
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To swear by the moonB
To swear that the black oak bark will wrinkle over youC
To offer a sacrificeD
To recite a magic spellClick an option to check your answer
Q. 22
Where did the poet come out after the oakwood?
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Back to human companyB
Into a silent meadowC
Into a stormy nightD
Into a dark caveClick an option to check your answer
Q. 23
What was the poet doing in the oakwood?
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Chasing a ghostB
Hunting for treasureC
Searching for a stagD
Looking for an old womanClick an option to check your answer
Q. 24
How did the tribe describe the fate of the oak-trees?
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They are chopped down and torn upB
They hide in the forestC
They flourish endlesslyD
They bloom every springClick an option to check your answer
Q. 25
What did the old woman do after speaking?
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Left silentlyB
Opened her little bagC
Dropped her bagD
Closed her bagClick an option to check your answer
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