Poem 13 Question Answers of A Tale of Two Cities, 11 English by AG Ahmad
Questions Answers of Poems (1st Year English)
You
have to attempt any four questions out of twelve questions. (8 Marks)
Poem No. 13
A Tale of Two Cities
Q. 1. What sort of storms did the people
face?
Ans. They faced storms of shrills, arms, smoke and drills.
Q. 2. How did the storms affect the people?
Ans. They were all injured, burnt, afraid, powerless and helpless.
Q. 3. How were the people of two cities
made powerless? (L.B. 2010, GWB. 2009)
Ans. The people were powerless due to massive destruction because atomic
bombs were thrown on the two cities by the Americans. Every living being was smashed
by the evil technology.
Q. 4. How did the hills look?
Ans. The hills looked sad and gloomy.
Q. 5. Who consoled the miserable people?
Ans. There was nobody to share their grief.
Q. 6. How was the atmosphere all around?
Ans. The towers and flavours had lost their charms. There was nothing
left behind.
Q. 7. Who was responsible for taking
lives of two glories?
Ans. No eye could look the explosion that took the lives of two
glories.
Q. 8. What did a wild nation do in her
fury?
Ans. A wild nation did not care for the human rights in her fury and
destroyed everything.
Q. 9. Who were those who bore the pains
of black day?
Ans. They were very great people as they bore the pains of black day.
Q. 10. What can “Ashes” do?
Ans. Ashes can really create great.
Q. 11. What is the message of the poem, “A
Tale of Two Cities”? (L.B. 2011)
Ans. The poet preaches that man should renounce the use of destructive
weapons. He emphasizes that those who work hard to regain their lost strength
finally become successful. They should work with determination to gain honour.
Q. 12. Why did the people of two cities
look powerless and helpless? (LB. 2012)
Ans. The people looked powerless due to massive destruction because atomic
bombs were thrown on the two cities by the Americans. Every living being was smashed
by the evil technology.
Q. 13. Under what conditions the victims
had to pass through?
Ans. They had to pass through inexplicable misery and distress. Their
lives and properties were reduced to ashes. Moreover, there was nobody who came
for their rescue.
Q. 14. What is the theme of the poem?
Ans. The poem gives expression to the sufferings of the people of
Hiroshima and Nagasaki destroyed by the atomic bomb. At the same time, the poet
praises the Japanese nation that did not lose heart.
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