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Most important Short Questions with Answers Sea Fever by John Masefield

  Sea Fever 1) Who wrote the poem ‘Sea Fever’? Ans:- John Masefield wrote the poem ’Sea Fever’. 2) What was the favourite place of the poet?  Ans:- To see the sea was the favourite place of the poet.  3) What do you mean by steer?  Ans:- Steer means to control the direction of movement.  4) What was the colour of mist on the sea’s face?  Ans:- The colour of the mist was grey.  5) What thing did not the poet deny?  Ans:- The poet can not deny the call of running tide.  6) Write the name of Sea-bird?  Ans:- Sea-gull is the name of a sea-bird.  7) Who wants to live a gypsy life?  Ans:- The poet wants to become a gypsy life.  8) Write the name of the sea-animal?  Ans:- Whale, a name of the sea-animal.  9) What do you mean by whetted knife? Ans:- Whetted knife means sharpened knife.  10) What kind of day does the poet prefer for siling?  Ans:- The poet prefers vagrant gypsy lives in a sea-gull and whale’s way.  11) What does the poet do when the
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Lord of Flies is a Deserted Island for Immature people

A Deserted Island is an island that is not populated by humans . Uninhabited  Island are often used in stories about shipwrecked people or aircraft's crash. If Daniel defoe's create Robinson Crusoe Novel based on Real Fact but William Golding put his pen to write the novel Lord of the Flies as an imaginative view. "Deserted Island is a surviving place for humans but one's struggle for existence", who are able to create Paradise in the island.A group of England's school boys are not able to create Utopia but Dystopia because the Island's protector was an unknown beast. The story begins with a group of school boys from England who reached an unknown Island by plane crash. The first time, the island was not a pleasurable place but we are good because everything is unknown and they are not coming here for adventure but fearful because everything is unknown and they are not coming here for adventure but for their bad luck to flight this unknow
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The Relationship between Lily Briscoe and Mrs Ramsay in "To the Lighthouse".

Examine the Relationship between Lily Briscoe and Mrs Ramsay in To the Lighthouse. She shooked the literary modernism Nobel world with stream of consciousness, she is none but faminist Writer Virginia Woolf , written her1927 novel To the Lighthouse .A novel of burning sensation to create a painting into mind canvas and after to the finishing touches on the real clothing canvas to show female can paint one's life phenomenonly.It was a question is Mr Tansley to Lily Briscoe ,the woman can neither paint nor write. Lily Briscoe and Mrs Ramsay are the example of feminism and mixed to each other into one remarkable painting through the symbol of Lighthouse. Mrs Ramsay and Lily Briscoe's relationship  is first introduced artistically .Lily has been working on painting,a picture of Mrs Ramsay . She is always distracted by her role as a mother and the painting always slips Mrs Ramsay's mind as being unimportant but this trivial thing is best of Lily's life pa
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Strange Meeting as a Anti War poem

Bring out Owen's attitude to War as a reviewer in Strange Meeting // Anti - War poem //Appropriateness of the Title "My subject is war , and the pity of War, the poetry is in the pity" - wrote Wilfred Owen better known as an Anti-War poet unlike Rupert Brooke , Owen believed war is nothing but a dance of death. A merciless butchery of the mankind. The title Strange Meeting is that mirror which reflects the theme of the poem. It is about a meeting that take place in hell , between two Soldier - One is alive English soldier and another is dead who was German soldier. "It seemed that out of the battle, I escaped"- in this way the poem starts its journey with some deep deep tunnel that  planted seef of dead which was a result of devastating and bloodbath war. the Tunnel is inhabited by ' encumbered sleepers ' whose lives are cut short in war. All of a sudden death soldier with ' piteous recognization in fixed eyes'  drops at glance at
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John Keats's unbeatable sensation to Beauty is Truth and Truth is Beauty

Beauty is truth, truth is beauty,'--that is all Ye know on earth, and all ye need to know. - Ode to a Grecian Urn ----Explain This magnetic feeling and best quote extract from sweet romantic poet John Keats' s Odd to a Grecian Urn  .The poet telling that true and beauty are the same thing and this knowledge is all we need to make it through life. How was beautiful illustration of ancient Greek civilization, that once again proved by the poetic sensation and witty imagination of the poet's mind touch atmosphere .A ancient Greek pot, painted a full story of men ,myth and women and the story read with very enthusiastic mood by the poet with the mind power which is truth and the picture is beautiful.Both are mixed into one and it is a story of future generation who can understand the beauty and the truth by the words of poet. Mind power is a best power according to poet, mind is the house of good feelings and brain is the  feelings of good and bad . If one
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A fantastic and horrifying hallucination The Rime of Ancient Mariners.

"About, about, in reel and rout// The death-fires danced at night;// The water, like a witch's oils,// Burnt green, and blue, and white" -- Explain   (The Rime of Ancient Mariners) This context extract from Romantic and Supernatural poet S.T. Coleridge 's poem The Rime of Ancient Mariners . Here, in stanza 11, the speaker said that was the night although the creature would not be seen the multi coloured water  looked like a boiling witch's cauldron.  A fantastic and horrifying hallucination. The poet is creating a supernatural environment through these lines, and soon the shipmates believe  that  a spirit had been following them to create trouble for them. This line further seems to mirror the shipmates state of mind. They have already put to display their superstitions by at once, blaming the mariner, at another appreciating him. Thus, this may also be seen as an extension of their supernatural belief. The fires seem suggestive of hell, bringing fort
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Gabriel want to Propose Bathsheba with simple way in Thomas Hardy's Novel

"I'm only an everyday sort of man, and my only chance was in being the first comer." ---How far is Gabriel Oak justified in saying this? At first-comer does he gets a chance to marry Bathsheba?-----Explain "I'm only an everyday sort of man, and my only chance was in being the first comer."---How far is Gabriel Oak justified in saying this? At first-comer does he gets a chance to marry Bathsheba?-----Explain Gabriel Oak is the hero of Thomas Hardy's novel Far From The Madding Crowd . Hardy has spent more space and more pain on the depictions of Oak's characters. In chapter 4, during conversation between capital and Mrs Hurst, the relative of Bathsheba .  Gabriel introduced him as loyal and devoted to Bathsheba , also solid and dependable as a Oak Tree to Mrs Hurst . He does not know how to flats a woman when he says, " I'm only an every-day sort of man" that means he is down-to-earth, dutiful,honest and straightforward
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Lady Macbeth is no more to play her part, enjoy eternal sleep.

"Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow, Creeps in this petty pace from day to day, To the last syllable of recorded time; And all our yesterdays have lighted fools The way to dusty death. Out, out, brief candle! Life's but a walking shadow, a poor player, That struts and frets his hour upon the stage, And then is heard no more. It is a tale Told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, Signifying nothing"    ---Explain (Macbeth) Just after the death of Lady Macbeth , the quoted  words flow from the mouth of Lady Macbeth's husband Macbeth with pensive mood in William Shakespeare's tragedy play Macbeth in act 5 scene 5. This is the realisation of a man who has gone a long way, in the way of life. After life fulfills fervour,  Lady Macbeth sleeps eternally. At the death of Lady Macbeth, Macbeth shows an indifferent attitude and says this is not time for her to die, for she could die later. human beings seek tomorrow, tomorrow and tomorrow. Life is like a c
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My Last Duchess as a Dramatic Monologue. How is the Duke present in the poem?

A Dramatic Monologue is characterized by a speaker, a silent listener, presentations of a state of crisis in the speaker etc. Robert Browning provided flesh and blood to his genre. His  poem like  " Last Ride Together"," Prophyria's Lover", "Fra Lippo Lippi"   are perfect examples of dramatic monologue. In My Last Duchess, the speaker is the Duke of Ferrara from whose speech the readers can visualise the picture of his Dutchess. To a convoy from the court of foreign Lord ,he reveals the crisis of his life which leads him to murder is suitable Duchess. This dramatic monologue amalgamated with joy and sadness, hope and desperate , love and hatred. " That's my last Duchess painting on the wall,  Looking as if you were alive"- It is how the poem opens with to a convoy, the Duke points to his Dutchess. The painting of the Fra Pandolf resembles a piece of wonder, a Jem of painting and the great work of art. It is the outcome of F
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How Andrea del Sarto's fruitless life in Robert Browning's poem.

"Besides, incentives come from the soul's self... why do I need you"?-----Explain (Andrea del Sarto) These quoted lines taken from Victoria poet Robert Browning   134-135 lines of Andrea del Sarto . He wonders whether what makes his contemporaries great is their lack of wife and he blames to his wife Lucanza   for her, he lost his power, glory and position of art as a fruitless painter. Browning very enthusiastically narrated the picture of Andrea del Sarto   life through as a fruitless painter, who totally had mad for the beauty of Lucanza , his wife and came back from France to Italy to fulfill his wife's wish to neglected his inner and mind power painting as a painter. But when he realised what is the more valuable of his life painting or wife? His mind frusted and collapse totally, he  not able to painting from his soul because, it was disturbed by his wife. Best painting never create from brain but soul but the speaker's soul was her wife n
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Drunk the Milk of Paradise in Kubla Khan

"Weave a circle round and round him thrice … and drunk the Milk of Paradise" -----Explain (Kubla Khan) With these quoted lines Samuel.Taylor. Coleridge poem's Kubla Khan comes to end of stanza 3, lines 51- 54.Here in this poem, the speaker calls up a strange spirit. This weaving circle round him thrice brings to mind the idea of ritual for us and that ' Holy dread '  reinforces it. There is certainly sometimes Holy or  Scared about this poem. The poet who can recreate his visions is one to be revered in rituals. The final two lines- my poor hero's epithet- express in my opinion and the awe. We can feel before the works of great artists, poets and musicians. Heaven is occasionally attained in art by those blessed artists who have "drunk the Milk of Paradise '' - and when it leaves us in a slightly  dazed state, not quite sure when we are anymore. As a final thought, I shall say that I think the last lines of the poem are akin in
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Tom Jones as a picaresque novel or Picaresque Hero.

Tom Jones as a picaresque novel or           Picaresque Hero. The picaresque is in many ways related to comic epic, the picaresque novel being epical in scope and comic in nature. Picaresque derived from Spanish word " Picaresca "  from Picaro that means "Rogue or Rascal"  . It is a genre of prose fiction which depicts the adventures of a roguish hero of low social class who lives by his wits in a corrupt society like Raju in The Guide  ,  Sancho Panza    in Don Quixote and Samuel Pickwick in    Pickwick Papers , Moll in Moll Flanders   .   Tom Jones was a Pcaresque Hero in    Tom Jones ,  born in a low birth of unknown family, rejected Molly as a wife, charmed the beauty of Sofia, killed Fitzpatrick of angerness and gone in the jail, at the last moment marry Sofia. Tom Jones adventure was starting when Mr Allworthy banished Tom from his house for is rascal attitude. Tom ready to  going Casanova attitude to Mrs Walters in inn,then Lady Bellaston 
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