OBJECTIVE QUESTIONS ON THE POEM : TO INDIA MY NATIVE LAND-HENRY DEROZIO

πŸ“š SOLVED OBJECTIVE QUESTIONS ON THE POEM "TO INDIA MY NATIVE LAND"  πŸ“š
- HENRY LOUIS VIVIAN DEROZIO 

1.Who is the author  of the poem, "To India My Native Land" ?

Ans :Henry Louis Vivian Derozio.

2. What is the form of poem ?

Ans : Sonnet a poem consisting of 14 lines.


3.What does the poem "To India My Native Land"
reflect?

Ans : It reflects  the poets love for his country.

4. What according  to the poet, 'the days of glory,'  mean in the poem ?

Ans : Before the British rule,India had a glorious past.

5.How is India depicted in  the poem?

Ans : India is  
depicted  as Mother.

6.What is the theme of to india my native land?

Ans : Patriotism.

7. What was India called before British rule ?

Ans :Golden Eagle.

8. What is India's glory compared  with in the poem ?

Ans : Eagle  soaring high in the sky.

9.Where does the poet wishes to go ?

Ans : He desires to go back into those days of India's  glorious past.

10.Why the poet is sad in the poem ?

Ans:  He was sad because of the British rule in India.

11. What was India known  for ?

Ans : The largest producer of gold and diamonds.

12. What does 
Derozio prays for  his country ?

Ans: The return of the past glory and pride.

13. What does the poet express after India being chained in the poem ?

Ans : The poets then can only write sad stories.

14.What do the line ' dive into the depths mean ?

Ans : To return to the glorious past.

15.What is the poet looking for at the end of the poem ?

Ans : Hope for a better future of the country.

16. According to the poet, how was India worshipped in the past ?

Ans : She was worshipped like a goddess.

17.In which mood the poem was written ?

Ans : He appears to be  in a dejected mood.

18. To what object does the poet compare the country in the poem ?

Ans : The country  is compared to a ship.

19. Why was the poet unhappy  in the poem ?

Ans : He was unhappy  of the British  rule in India.


20. What is the message  of  the  poem?

Ans : The love of one's  own country. 

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