Poem 20 Question Answers of In Broken Images, 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. 20 

In Broken Images

Q. 1. What is the harm of having clear images?

Ans. If we assume that we have clear images, we become over confident and stops pondering. It curbs our faculties and makes us dull.

Q. 2. What is good in being slow and having broken images?

Ans. If we think slowly, we can better differentiate between right and wrong. If we have broken images, we work hard to make them clear. Consequently, we become sharp.

Q. 3. What is the message or theme of the poem?

Ans. The poet gives us a message that we should not become satisfied with ourselves. We should keep on learning the hard facts of life.

Q. 4. What is the state of two persons, one who trusts clear images and the other who mistrusts the broken images?

Ans. The person who trusts his clear images becomes dull because of his complacency. Whereas, the person who mistrusts his broken images becomes sharp because he tries to take his images clear.

Q. 5. Why does a person question his senses when the facts fall him?  

Ans. A person questions his senses, when the facts fail him because he has established relevance with the facts. He is very clear about his images. Suddenly, when the facts fail him, he starts questioning his senses. He is not ready to doubt his clear images.

Q. 6. Who is in a new confusion of his understanding?

Ans. The person who has clear images is in a new confusion of his understanding.

Q. 7. What is the moral lesson or theme or message of the poem?  (LB. 2011)

Ans. The poem gives us a moral lesson. We should not become over confident because it brings complacency. It makes us dull and we become lethargic. We give up struggle. We should remain curious about the images of life. We can have a better understanding of life through our inquisitive (curious) nature.

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