Test: A Roadside Stand - 2 - Humanities/Arts MCQ

Samuel Taylor Coleridge

Robert Frost

Lord Byron

Percy Shelley

For money to fall from the sky

for more number of people to stop

for getting money from the government

for the sound of coming cars to stop at the road stand to help the owner to earn money from them

social agencies

government officials

city people with cars

The poor rural folk and farmers

The sarpanch made in the village

The government made in the village

social agencies made in the village

The poor rural people made in the village

tension free as their needs will be looked after

they will be able to visit city malls

they will enjoy travelling malls and cinema halls

they will be happy

The rural folk from the government

The rural folk from the social agencies

The rural folk from the government officials

The rural folk from the city people

he admires this

he is indifferent to this

he condemns this indifferent attitude of the city folk and feels the pain of the rural folk

all these

travelling

rural people

government

flow of money

they didn’t like that place

their focus was their interest of earning huge benefits

they were greedy

all these

because of their selfishness and tendency to dupe others for it

because they are well dressed

they know how to earn money

all these

the government

old people

The Rural people

The polished city folk

furniture

cosmetics

Diesel

wild berries, golden squash and some other similar products

the feelings of the owners of a roadside shed

the feelings of passengers

the feelings of people on footpath

none

owner of the stand

city flower who stopped on the stand

 None of these

Poet of the poem-Robert Frost

The rural folk to hear the government’s declaration

The rural folk to talk to the social agencies

The rural folk to have a word with the government officials

The rural folk went to hear the sound of stopping cars