Chapter 15 · Class 9 · CBSE English
Beehive (Poem): No Men Are Foreign
25 practice questions · 5 marks weightage
Topics in this chapter
- Universal Brotherhood and Equality
- Anti-War and Peace Message
- Shared Humanity and Nature
- Poetic Form and Devices
- Interpretation and Contemporary Relevance
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Beehive (Poem): No Men Are Foreign cheat sheetKey formulas, facts and points to remember on one page.Practice questions
- Question 1Q-DECFD8See the answer and solution
What does the poet James Kirkup imply by the opening line 'Remember, no men are strange, no countries foreign'?
- A.All human beings across the world share the same fundamental identity and humanity.
- B.People from other countries speak languages that we cannot understand.
- C.Every nation has unique geographical boundaries that separate it from others.
- D.Foreign lands have entirely different climates and natural resources.
- Question 2Q-A0690CSee the answer and solution
According to the poem, what common elements do all people share beneath all uniforms?
- A.The same political ideologies and legal systems
- B.A single body, breath, and the same earth upon which we all walk
- C.Identical cultural traditions and religious beliefs
- D.The same financial status and lifestyle
- Question 3Q-89A0B3See the answer and solution
What does the phrase 'aware of sun and air and water' suggest about people from different countries?
- A.They experience different weather patterns.
- B.They require entirely different natural resources to survive.
- C.They are sustained by the same natural elements provided by nature without discrimination.
- D.They suffer from natural calamities more often than others.
- Question 4Q-C1BCA8See the answer and solution
How does the poet describe the common routine of people during times of peace?
- A.Farming and harvesting through peaceful sunlit labor
- B.Engaging in global trade and commerce
- C.Traveling across continents for leisure
- D.Participating in international sports events
- Question 5Q-5AEF46See the answer and solution
What happens during times of war, according to James Kirkup?
- A.Only the losing country suffers economic losses.
- B.The earth is defiled and the air we share is polluted by hatred and violence.
- C.Governments become stronger and more united.
- D.New resources are discovered for the surviving population.
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