Fog Class 10 MCQ Quiz – Test Your Understanding

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Do you understand the hidden meaning behind Carl Sandburg’s poem "Fog"? This interactive MCQ quiz will test your knowledge of its imagery, themes, and poetic devices in an engaging way!

About the Quiz

Poem Name: Fog
Poet: Carl Sandburg
Book: First Flight (CBSE Class 10 English)
Question Type: Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)
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Fog

1 / 15

What is the central theme of the poem Fog?

The silent and sudden arrival of change

The cycle of seasons

The dangers of fog

The beauty of nature

2 / 15

What does the fog represent in the context of human life?

The beauty and wonder of nature.

The clarity and precision of thought.

The darkness and fear of the unknown.

The uncertainty and ambiguity of life.

3 / 15

What is the tone of the poem "Fog"?

Melancholic and somber.

Peaceful and serene.

Angry and aggressive.

Mysterious and contemplative.

4 / 15

What does the fog symbolize in the poem?

The beauty and wonder of nature.

The darkness and fear of the unknown.

The uncertainty and ambiguity of life.

The clarity and precision of thought.

5 / 15

What can be inferred about the speaker's attitude towards the fog?

The speaker is indifferent to the fog.

The speaker is frightened by the fog.

The speaker is annoyed by the fog.

The speaker is fascinated by the fog.

6 / 15

What does the comparison of fog to a "cat" in the poem suggest?

The fog is slow and lazy.

The fog is harmless and playful.

The fog is mysterious and unpredictable.

The fog is dangerous and threatening.

7 / 15

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What poetic device is used when the fog is described as "on little cat feet"?

Personification

Metaphor

Onomatopoeia

Simile

8 / 15

What effect does the image of the fog "looking over the harbor and city" create?

A sense of calmness and tranquility.

A sense of danger and foreboding.

A sense of mystery and intrigue.

A sense of excitement and energy.

9 / 15

How does the tone of the poem change throughout?

From calm to anxious.

From mysterious to revealing.

The tone remains consistent throughout.

From peaceful to chaotic.

10 / 15

How does the poet use the metaphor of a cat to describe the fog?

To emphasize the fog's silence and stealth

To highlight the fog's danger

To show the fog's playful nature

To describe the fog's color

11 / 15

The fog comes
on little cat feet.
It sits looking
over harbour and city
on silent haunches
and then moves on.

Choose the option with qualities of the cat that Carl Sandburg applies to the fog.

Cats are independent animals, they don’t follow rules, they slip and slide in and out of our lives as they please.

Cats are distrustful of strangers and can be jealous and moody.

Cats are stealthy, moving in slow motion at times and they appear to be moving in a mysterious fashion.

Cats often communicate with a combination of a distinctive sound and body language.

Cats like to move on at their own pace and before you know it, they've disappeared.

Only 1

1,3 and 5

2, 3 and 4

Only 4

12 / 15

The fog comes
on little cat feet.
It sits looking
over harbour and city
on silent haunches
and then moves on.

Choose the option that DOES NOT list the movement of the fog.

Option (4)

Option (1)

Option (2)

Option (3)

13 / 15

The fog comes
on little cat feet.
It sits looking
over harbour and city
on silent haunches
and then moves on.

The poet has used short lines to compose the given poem. Choose the option that lists the most appropriate explanation for the same.

By keeping the lines short, the poet is controlling the pace to make the reader slow down thereby reflecting the slow rolling in of the fog.

By keeping the lines short, the poet wants to introduce ambiguity or contradiction into an otherwise straightforward sentence.

By keeping the lines short, the poet keeps the liberty in stepping away from rule, traditional form, logic, or fact, in order to produce a desired effect.

By keeping the lines short, the poet wants the reader to omit some parts of a sentence, which gives the reader a chance to fill the gaps while reading it out.

14 / 15

What lesson does the poem teach about dealing with change?

Change should be feared and avoided

Change is unnecessary and should be ignored

Change is a natural part of life and should be accepted

Change is always harmful

15 / 15

The fog comes
on little cat feet.
It sits looking
over harbour and city
on silent haunches
and then moves on.

Which one/s of the following applies to the given lines?

Only 3

Only 1

2 and 3

1 and 4

Your score is

The average score is 68%

Leaderboard – Top Scorers

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Pos.	Name	Score	Duration	Points
1	vash	87 %	3 minutes 3 seconds	13
2	Girishaa	73 %	2 minutes 33 seconds	11
3	Hari	73 %	2 minutes 40 seconds	11
4	n	73 %	7 minutes 47 seconds	11
5	Dev	67 %	3 minutes 27 seconds	10
6	Suhani	67 %	3 minutes 50 seconds	10
7	Lavan	60 %	4 minutes 11 seconds	9
8	Sahil	40 %	1 minutes 51 seconds	6

Key Topics Covered in the Quiz

✔ Symbolism of the fog
✔ Personification in the poem
✔ Mood and tone of the poem
✔ Use of free verse and imagery

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