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Legend of Northland - MERIT YARD

1 / 40Who is the poet of 'A Legend of the Northland'?

A) Phoebe Cary

B) Robert Frost

C) William Wordsworth

D) Coates Kinney

2 / 40Which animal is used to pull sledges in Northland?

A) Horses

B) Dogs

C) Reindeer

D) Polar bears

3 / 40How do the children look in their furry clothes?

A) Like small birds

B) Like bear's cubs

C) Like dolls

D) Like foxes

4 / 40Whose story is told in the poem?

A) Saint Nicholas

B) Saint John

C) Saint Paul

D) Saint Peter

5 / 40What was the little woman doing when Saint Peter came?

A) Baking cakes

B) Washing clothes

C) Sleeping

D) Painting

6 / 40Why was Saint Peter feeling faint?

A) Because of illness

B) Because of fasting

C) Because of heat

D) Because of thirst

7 / 40What did Saint Peter ask from the woman?

A) A glass of milk

B) Some money

C) A single cake

D) A place to sleep

8 / 40The woman thought the first cake she baked was _______.

A) Too small

B) Too large to give away

C) Too salty

D) Too sweet

9 / 40How many times did she try to bake a smaller cake?

A) Once

B) Twice

C) Thrice

D) Four times

10 / 40The last cake she rolled out was as thin as a _______.

A) Paper

B) Wafer

C) Leaf

D) Thread

11 / 40Did she give even the thinnest cake to Saint Peter?

A) Yes, happily

B) No

C) Yes, with anger

D) Only a half

12 / 40What was Saint Peter's reaction to her greed?

A) He smiled

B) He left silently

C) He grew angry

D) He started crying

13 / 40Into what did Saint Peter transform the woman?

A) A crow

B) A woodpecker

C) A sparrow

D) An owl

14 / 40What happened to her clothes when she flew out?

A) Turned blue

B) They were burned black

C) They turned into feathers

D) They disappeared

15 / 40What color was the cap left on her head?

A) Black

B) White

C) Scarlet (Red)

D) Blue

16 / 40How does a woodpecker get its food?

A) Hunting insects

B) Boring into hard wood

C) Eating fruits

D) From flowers

17 / 40Northland is a place where hours of day are _______.

A) Long

B) Few

C) Same as night

D) Extreme hot

18 / 40The nights in Northland are so long that people cannot _______.

A) Walk

B) Eat

C) Sleep them through

D) Work

19 / 40The word 'Legend' means?

A) An old traditional story

B) A true news

C) A poem scheme

D) A map key

20 / 40Which poetic device is used in 'Like bear's cubs'?

A) Simile

B) Metaphor

C) Alliteration

D) Oxymoron

21 / 40Saint Peter was traveling around the _______.

A) City

B) World

C) Forest

D) Country

22 / 40What is the central theme of the poem?

A) Love for birds

B) Greed is a curse

C) Importance of baking

D) Cold weather

23 / 40The woman put her cakes on the _______.

A) Table

B) Shelf

C) Floor

D) Box

24 / 40Saint Peter said she was too _______ to live as human.

A) Poor

B) Selfish

C) Angry

D) Sad

25 / 40"You shall build as the _______ do."

A) Animals

B) Birds

C) Humans

D) Insects

26 / 40The poem is written in which form?

A) Ballad

B) Sonnet

C) Haiku

D) Epic

27 / 40The woman lived in a little _______.

A) Palace

B) Cottage

C) Tent

D) Mansion

28 / 40Saint Peter is a follower of _______.

A) Krishna

B) Jesus Christ

C) Buddha

D) Rama

29 / 40What is 'hearth' in the poem?

A) Fireplace

B) Heart

C) Health

D) Earth

30 / 40"They tell them a _______ story."

A) True

B) Curious

C) Sad

D) Boring

31 / 40The woman's cakes seemed too _______ when she ate them.

A) Small

B) Large

C) Bitter

D) Hard

32 / 40Where did she go out through?

A) Door

B) Chimney

C) Window

D) Wall

33 / 40What did she not want to part with?

A) Her dough

B) Her clothes

C) Her money

D) Her house

34 / 40How long did she keep boring?

A) Hour

B) All day

C) Minute

D) Year

35 / 40Which word is used for 'kneading flour'?

A) Doughing

B) Baking

C) Rolling

D) Cutting

36 / 40The woodpecker is a symbol of _______.

A) Speed

B) Hard work/Struggle

C) Beauty

D) Laziness

37 / 40"Swiftly harness the _______."

A) Horses

B) Reindeer

C) Sledges

D) Dogs

38 / 40The woman was a _______ baker.

A) Generous

B) Greedy

C) Kind

D) Poor

39 / 40Which word means 'very red'?

A) Blue

B) Scarlet

C) Green

D) Black

40 / 40The poem has a _______ tone.

A) Funny

B) Moralistic

C) Angry

D) Scientific

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