Our Casuarina Tree by Toru Dutt - MCQs with Answers | Class 12 English Poetry Questions

 Our Casuarina Tree by Toru Dutt - MCQs with Answers | Class 12 English Poetry Questions

"Our Casuarina Tree" by Toru Dutt is an extremely emotional and nature -related poem, which connects readers to deep experiences of memories, beauty and intimate attachment. In this blog post, we are presenting Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) and their answers based on this famous English poem. These questions are extremely useful for students, competitive candidates and literature lovers, who want to better understand and remember Toru Dutt's poem "Our Casuarina Tree". If you are preparing for CBSE, ICSE or other board exams or are interested in English Literature, these MCQs will be helpful in strengthening your understanding.

Q1. Who has composed the poem, "Our Casuarina Tree"?

A. Sarojini Naidu

B. Toru Dutt

C. Rabindranath Thakur

D. Annie Besant

Answer: B. Toru Dutt

Q2. Which animal has the poetess compared to the Casuarina tree?

A. Elephant

B. Python

C. Horse

D. Lion

 Answer: B. Python

 Q3. How does the Casuarina tree stand despite the vine?

A. Shivering with fear

B. Dry and lifeless

C. Proudly and beauty

D. to give shade

 Answer: C. Proud and beauty

 Q4. Which animal is shown sitting on top of the tree in the poem?

A. Peacock

B. Monkey

C. Langur

D. Owl

 Answer: C. Langur

 Q5. Why does poetry consider this tree to be dear?

A. Because it is fruitful

B. Because birds live on it

C. Because it is beautiful

D. Because it connects their childhood memories

 Answer: D. Because it connects their childhood memories

 Q6. Where did the poet remember this tree abroad?

A. America and Japan

B. Italy and France

C. Africa and Australia

D. England and Russia

 Answer: B. Italy and France

 Q7. In which context is ‘Borrowdale’ mentioned in poetry?

A. as a beautiful valley

B. As an example of famous trees in literature

C. For foreign flowers

D. for the shade of the tree

 Answer: B. as an example of famous trees in literature

 Q8. Which natural scene is described in poetry?

A. Rain and electricity

B. Mountains and waterfalls

C. Sunrise, bird, and ponds

D. Desert and Sand

 Answer: C. Sunrise, bird, and ponds

 Q9. What message do you want to convey through the poetess tree?

A. Power of science

B. Importance of Horticulture

C. The immortality and emotional engagement of memories

D. Utility of tree wood

 Answer: C. The immortality and emotional engagement of memories

 Q10. What does poetry mean with "Oblivion's Curse"?

A. Cutting the tree

B. Curse of forgetting

C. Tree dries

D. Effect of bad dreams

 Answer: B. curse of forgetting

 Q11. How many pillars this poem is divided into a total of a total of?

A. 3

B. 4

C. 5

D. 6

 Answer: C. 5

 Q12. In which context is the word 'Darkling' used in poetry?

A. For plant growing in darkness

B. For the song sung at night

C. For solar eclipse

D. for brown bird

 Answer: B. for the song sung at night

 Q13. What does 'Creeper Climbs' mean?

A. Cutting the tree

B. Bell climbing up

C. Birds fly

D. bending branches

 Answer: B. Bell climbing up

 Q14. What are 'Water-Lilies' compared to the poem?

A. with snow flowers

B. Sunflower

C. from gems

D. Moonlight

Answer: A. With snow flowers

 Q15. What is the symbol of 'Dirge-Like Murmur' in the poem?

A. Song of Khushi

B. Condolences for the dead

C. Sea waves

D. Thunder of war

 Answer: B. Condolences for the dead

 Q16. What does poetry want to give to the tree?

A. A new life

B. immortality

C. Beauty

D. Fruit flower

 Answer: B. immortality

 Q17. What is the feeling of poetess?

A. Political

B. Scientist

C. C. Supreme and Emotional

D. Social

Answer: C. Symptomatic and emotional

 Q18. What is the meaning of 'Kokilas hail the day' in poetry?

A. Cuckors announce the end of the day

B. Cucko welcomes the day

C. Cuckles fall asleep

D. Cuckres fly away

Answer: B. Cuckoo welcomes the day

 Q19. What countries do poems mention where they remembered the tree?

A. Japan and China

B. Nepal and Bhutan

C. France and Italy

D. America and Canada

Answer: C. France and Italy

 Q20. 'Borrowdale' is related to which literary tradition?

A. Indian

B. American

C. Romani

D. English

Answer: D. English

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