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## 30 Multiple Choice Questions on "The Sower" by Victor Hugo (with Answers)

Instructions:

Choose the best answer for each question.

Poem Context:

"The Sower" depicts a peasant sowing seeds at dusk, emphasizing his tireless work and the hope for future harvest despite the seeming bleakness of the present.

Questions:



1. What time of day is described in the poem?
a) Dawn b) Midday c) Dusk d) Midnight

Answer: c)



2. What is the sower doing?
a) Harvesting b) Plowing c) Sowing d) Weeding

Answer: c)



3. How is the sower's movement described?
a) Hesitant b) Rhythmic c) Erratic d) Slow

Answer: b)



4. What kind of landscape is the sower working in?
a) Lush and fertile b) Barren and vast c) Rocky and mountainous d) Wooded and shady

Answer: b)



5. What image is used to describe the falling seeds?
a) Golden rain b) Black dust c) Precious jewels d) Fallen stars

Answer: a)



6. What does the sower's gesture symbolize?
a) Despair b) Hope and faith c) Anger d) Resignation

Answer: b)



7. The poem primarily focuses on:
a) The beauty of nature b) The harshness of life c) The dignity of labor d) The cycle of seasons

Answer: c)



8. The sower's work is presented as:
a) Futile b) Noble c) Easy d) Mindless

Answer: b)



9. The setting sun is compared to a:
a) Golden coin b) Red wound c) Silver sickle d) Black cloak

Answer: b)



10. The overall tone of the poem is:
a) Joyful b) Somber yet hopeful c) Despairing d) Sarcastic

Answer: b)



11. The "vast and somber plain" symbolizes:
a) Opportunity b) Despair c) The unknown future d) The past

Answer: c)



12. What does the sower represent?
a) Laziness b) Greed c) Hard work and perseverance d) Fear

Answer: c)



13. What is the significance of the "furrows dark"?
a) They represent death. b) They represent the unknown. c) They represent the potential for growth. d) They represent the sower's exhaustion.

Answer: c)



14. The poem suggests that the sower's reward will be:
a) Immediate gratification b) Wealth and fame c) A future harvest d) Recognition from others

Answer: c)



15. The imagery in the poem primarily appeals to the sense of:
a) Hearing b) Sight c) Smell d) Touch

Answer: b)



16. The sower seems to be:
a) Unaware of the significance of his work b) Driven by a sense of purpose c) Resentful of his labor d) Distracted by his surroundings

Answer: b)



17. The "handful of grain" symbolizes:
a) The insignificance of the sower's efforts b) The potential for abundance c) The sower's poverty d) The harshness of nature

Answer: b)



18. The "shadowy figure" of the sower suggests:
a) Mystery and anonymity b) Fear and trepidation c) Weakness and frailty d) Anger and resentment

Answer: a)



19. What literary device is prominent in the poem's description of the setting sun?
a) Simile b) Metaphor c) Personification d) Alliteration

Answer: b)



20. The poem can be interpreted as a metaphor for:
a) The futility of human endeavor b) The importance of faith and hope c) The destructive power of nature d) The inevitability of death

Answer: b)



21. The rhythm of the poem reflects the:
a) Sower's steady movements b) Setting sun's descent c) Wind's howling d) Birds' chirping

Answer: a)



22. What is implied about the sower's future?
a) It is uncertain but hopeful b) It is bleak and desolate c) It is filled with riches d) It is unknown

Answer: a)



23. What does the poem suggest about the relationship between humans and nature?
a) Humans are at the mercy of nature b) Humans can conquer nature c) Humans can work in harmony with nature d) Nature is indifferent to human efforts

Answer: c)



24. The poem's language can be described as:
a) Simple and direct b) Complex and ornate c) Formal and archaic d) Informal and colloquial

Answer: a)



25. What is the central theme of the poem?
a) The beauty of the natural world b) The importance of hard work and hope c) The struggle for survival d) The passage of time

Answer: b)



26. The sower's actions are described as:
a) Careless and haphazard b) Deliberate and purposeful c) Timid and hesitant d) Frantic and rushed

Answer: b)



27. What feeling does the poem evoke in the reader?
a) Admiration and respect b) Pity and sadness c) Fear and anxiety d) Indifference

Answer: a)



28. What does the darkness symbolize in the poem?
a) Evil and despair b) The unknown future and the potential for growth c) The end of life d) Loneliness and isolation

Answer: b)



29. The image of the sower walking "with a gesture majestic" emphasizes:
a) His physical strength b) His spiritual dignity c) His social status d) His knowledge of farming

Answer: b)




30. The poem primarily uses which type of imagery?
a) Auditory b) Visual c) Olfactory d) Tactile

Answer: b)


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