ENGLISH POEM 7 A THING OF BEAUTY IS A JOY FOR EVER (John Keats) Class 11th Complete Solution

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     A THING OF BEAUTY IS A JOY FOR EVER

                                                             (John Keats) 


Central idea of the poem

Ans. This poem conveys the idea that a thing of beauty is a joy for ever. It leaves a P impression on our mind. It stays in our imagination for ever. It never passes into n Our imagination adds new colours to it. Its loveliness increases every time we Thus it becomes a joy for ever. Besides this, it makes us forget the sorrows and su ne world. It gives us peace of the mind and health of the body. It makes our pain this earth bearable 

                    TEXTUAL QUESTION

Q. Why does the poet think that a thing of beauty is a source of eternal joy ? 

Ans. A thing of beauty gives us joy. It leaves a permanent impression on our mind. lt Ans. stays in our imagination tor ever. It never passes into nothingness. Our imagination adds new colours to it.Itsloveliness increases every time we think of it.Thusit becomes a source of eternal joy.

Q. What, according to the poet, keeps us attached to this earth ? 

Ans. According to the poet, it is only beauty that keeps us attached to this earth. 

Q. How does eternal beauty help us to cheer up our spirits or clear our despondence ? 

Ans. Eternal beauty stays in our mind for ever. It removes the sadness from our heart. It makes us forget the sorrows and sufferings ot the world. It gives us peace of the mind and health of the body. Thus it helps us cheer up our spirits and clear our despondence. 

Q. Where do musk roses bloom ? 

Ans. The musk roses bloom here and there among the forest brake. 

Q. Name some objects of beauty in the poem. 

Ans. The objects of beauty mentioned in the poem include the sun and the moon There are young and old trees that give pleasant shade for gentle sheep. Ther are daffodils, clear rills and musk roses growing in the forest brake. Then ther- are lovely tales that we have heard or read. 

Q. Apart from nature, which other objects are mentioned in he of beauty? 

Ans. There are great myths and tales of olden days that we have heard or read

Q. How is beauty the source of nectar (immortal drink) ? 

Ans. Beauty is the source of nectar because it provides us as much joy as th from the immortal drink of heaven. 

Q. Some shape of beauty moves away the pall

 From our dark spirits. Such the sun, the moon,

 Trees old, and young. sprouting a shady boon

 For simple sheep; and such are daffodils. 

Question And answer

Q. What moves away the pall from our dark spirits 2 

Ans. Some shape of beauty removes the pall from our dark spirits. 

Q. Name the heavenly bodies mentioned in the above lines. 

Ans. The sun and the moon. 

Q. Why does the poet think that the trees, sheep and daffodils can cheer up our gloomy spirit ?

Ans.. Because these are all the things of beauty that give us joy. 

Q. Do you think only daffodils can cheer our spirit up or other flowers can also do the same ? Give reasons for your answer. 

Ans. All other flowers are as much a part of nature as the daffodils are. An a thing of beauty, wherever it is, is bound to give us joy 

Q. List the two ryhming words in the passage. 

Ans. moon-boon. 

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