Class 10 English Poem MCQs – A Tiger in the Zoo (SEBA/CBSE)"

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A Tiger in the Zoo – 30 MCQs


1. Who is the poet of the poem "A Tiger in the Zoo"?

a) Robert Frost

b) Leslie Norris

c) William Blake

d) John Keats

Ans: b) Leslie Norris



2. Where is the tiger kept in the poem?

a) In the forest

b) In a cage in the zoo

c) On a farm

d) In a circus

Ans: b) In a cage in the zoo



3. What is the mood of the tiger in the zoo?

a) Angry and loud

b) Sad and silent

c) Happy and playful

d) Excited and curious

Ans: b) Sad and silent



4. Which poetic device is used in the line "He stalks in his vivid stripes"?

a) Simile

b) Metaphor

c) Alliteration

d) Personification

Ans: c) Alliteration



5. What do 'vivid stripes' refer to?

a) Lines on the cage

b) Stripes on the wall

c) Bright stripes on the tiger's body

d) Road stripes

Ans: c) Bright stripes on the tiger's body



6. What does the tiger do inside the cage?

a) Roars loudly

b) Sleeps peacefully

c) Paces quietly in his cage

d) Plays with other animals

Ans: c) Paces quietly in his cage



7. What is the tiger's attitude towards the visitors?

a) Friendly

b) Indifferent

c) Excited

d) Aggressive

Ans: b) Indifferent



8. Where should the tiger be according to the poet?

a) In a circus

b) In a zoo

c) In a house

d) In the jungle

Ans: d) In the jungle



9. "Lurking in shadow" shows tiger’s—

a) Power

b) Anger

c) Hunting skill

d) Happiness

Ans: c) Hunting skill



10. What is the rhyme scheme of the poem?

a) aabb

b) abcd

c) abcb

d) abab

Ans: c) abcb



11. "He stalks in his vivid stripes" – What is the poetic device used?

a) Onomatopoeia

b) Personification

c) Imagery

d) Repetition

Ans: c) Imagery



12. What does the tiger hear in the night?

a) Loud music

b) Whispers of zoo keepers

c) Patrolling cars

d) Roaring of other animals

Ans: c) Patrolling cars



13. "He should be lurking in shadow" – Who is 'He' here?

a) A guard

b) The poet

c) The tiger

d) A hunter

Ans: c) The tiger



14. Why is the tiger not happy in the zoo?

a) He doesn't like food

b) He misses his jungle freedom

c) He wants more visitors

d) He likes to sleep all the time

Ans: b) He misses his jungle freedom



15. What does the poet try to highlight through this poem?

a) The power of animals

b) The beauty of nature

c) The sadness of animals in captivity

d) The fun of visiting zoos

Ans: c) The sadness of animals in captivity



16. What kind of cage is described in the poem?

a) Small and concrete

b) Wooden

c) Glass

d) Open

Ans: a) Small and concrete



17. The tiger ignores the visitors because—

a) He is afraid of them

b) He is too angry

c) He has accepted his fate

d) He doesn’t like noise

Ans: c) He has accepted his fate



18. What does "baring his white fangs" show?

a) Tiger is hungry

b) Tiger is sleepy

c) Tiger is showing his power

d) Tiger is in pain

Ans: c) Tiger is showing his power



19. How does the tiger react in the forest according to the poet?

a) He plays with deer

b) He attacks humans

c) He hunts and roars

d) He stays quietly

Ans: c) He hunts and roars



20. Which poetic device is used in "He hears the last voice at night"?

a) Simile

b) Personification

c) Imagery

d) Repetition

Ans: c) Imagery



21. What does the tiger dream of?

a) Running in jungle

b) Becoming a pet

c) Sleeping all day

d) Watching TV

Ans: a) Running in jungle



22. "Sliding through long grass" – what is shown here?

a) Fear

b) Hiding and hunting skill

c) Laziness

d) Weakness

Ans: b) Hiding and hunting skill



23. What is the central theme of the poem?

a) Beauty of tigers

b) Joy of jungle life

c) Cruelty of humans keeping animals in cages

d) Noise of zoos

Ans: c) Cruelty of humans keeping animals in cages



24. What does the word 'stalks' mean?

a) Sleeps

b) Watches

c) Walks slowly and quietly

d) Runs fast

Ans: c) Walks slowly and quietly



25. Which word from the poem means 'to walk proudly or angrily'?

a) Stalk

b) Lurk

c) Slide

d) Roar

Ans: a) Stalk



26. What kind of environment does the poet want for the tiger?

a) Natural and free

b) Controlled and artificial

c) Entertaining for people

d) Safe and small

Ans: a) Natural and free



27. Why does the poet feel pity for the tiger?

a) He is roaring loudly

b) He is hungry

c) He is caged and helpless

d) He is dangerous

Ans: c) He is caged and helpless



28. "Locked in a concrete cell" – what does it reflect?

a) The strength of tiger

b) The weakness of nature

c) The cruelty of humans

d) The freedom of animals

Ans: c) The cruelty of humans



29. How many stanzas are there in the poem "A Tiger in the Zoo"?

a) 4

b) 5

c) 6

d) 7

Ans: b) 5



30. What is the tone of the poem?

a) Joyful

b) Celebratory

c) Sad and sympathetic

d) Comic

Ans: c) Sad and sympathetic



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