SET 02 The Soldier

16. What did England do to the soldier’s body?

17. “A dust whom England bore, shaped, made aware” – is a line from –

18. B. Yeats described Rupert Brooke as the . . . young man in England.

19. The poem ‘The Soldier’ gives strong sense (मजबूत भावना) of . . .

20. Rupert Brooke was died because of . . .

21. Rupert Brooke is remembered as . . . poet.

22. The poem ‘The Soldier’ is a kind of . . . poem.

23. A ‘Sonnet’ is a poem of . . . lines.

24. The first eight lines of ‘Sonnet’ is called . . .

25. The last six lines of ‘Sonnet’ is called . . .

26. The line “If I should die, Think only this of me: That there’s some corner of a . . . field.”

27. The line “In that rich earth a richer dust . . .”

28. The line “A body of England’s, breath . . . air.”

29. The line “A pulse in the . . . mind, no less.”

30. The ‘dust’ stands for the . . .

31. Rupert Brooke praises . . .

32. The term ‘concealed’ stands for . . . in the poem ‘The Soldier’.

33. The place where the soldier would be buried should be treated (व्यवहार किया) as the part of . . . after his death. 

34. According to ‘The Soldier’ England has given her natives (मूल निवासी) her flowers….

35. When was this poetry ‘The Soldier’ written………..