Chapter 12 · Class 9 · CBSE English
Beehive (Poem): Rain on the Roof
25 practice questions · 5 marks weightage
Topics in this chapter
- Themes and Emotions
- Setting and Mood
- Poetic Devices and Structure
- Memory and Imagination
- Comprehension and Language
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Beehive (Poem): Rain on the Roof cheat sheetKey formulas, facts and points to remember on one page.Practice questions
- Question 1Q-D45DF9See the answer and solution
What does the poet hear from the roof in the poem 'Rain on the Roof'?
- A.The howling of the wind
- B.The sound of pattering rain
- C.The chirping of birds
- D.The rolling of thunder
- Question 2Q-768C4BSee the answer and solution
What do the 'starry spheres' signify in the context of the poem?
- A.The bright morning sun
- B.A dark, stormy night
- C.The night sky filled with stars
- D.A distant planet
- Question 3Q-889851See the answer and solution
How does the sound of the rain affect the poet's mood and state of mind?
- A.It makes him feel restless and anxious.
- B.It inspires him to go outside and play in the rain.
- C.It induces sweet memories and a comfortable, dreamy state of reflection.
- D.It makes him feel lonely and depressed without his family.
- Question 4Q-FF506BSee the answer and solution
Whose memory comes most vividly to the poet's mind while listening to the rain?
- A.His childhood friend
- B.His beloved mother
- C.His school teacher
- D.His grandfather
- Question 5Q-C9B6C0See the answer and solution
What does the phrase 'darling dreamers' refer to in the poem?
- A.Adults dreaming about their future careers
- B.Children who are fast asleep and dreaming
- C.Poets who write romantic verses
- D.Travelers stranded in the rain
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