Hornbill Poem 4 : Childhood MCQs Here are Hornbill Poem 4 : Childhood MCQs 1. Where does the poet say his childhood has gone? Lost in his memories Buried in the past Trapped in a dream Hidden in an infant’s face 2. What does the poet say about Heaven and Hell? They do not exist in geography books They are created by humans They can be visited They are real places 3. What does the poet mean by ‘the face of an infant’? The innocence of childhood A mirror His younger self His lost memories 4. What does the poem reflect on? The beauty of the countryside The transition from childhood to adulthood The struggle of school life The importance of imagination 5. What does the poet notice about adults? They never make mistakes They do not practice what they preach They live in the past They are always happy 6. What does the poet question in the poem? When and where he lost his childhood Why people grow old How the seasons change Why it rains 7. Who is the poet of ‘Childhood’? William Wordsworth Robert Frost Markus Natten Walt Whitman 8. What is the central theme of the poem? The beauty of nature The joy of playing The hardships of life The loss of childhood 9. What question does the poet repeat throughout the poem? When did my childhood go? Where did my toys go? What happens after death? Why do adults lie? 10. What realization marks the poet’s loss of childhood? The hypocrisy of adults The importance of school The excitement of birthdays The magic of fairy tales Loading … Post navigation Previous Previous post: Hornbill Poem 3 : The Voice of the Rain MCQsNext Next post: Hornbill Poem 5 : Father to Son MCQs