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Question 43

‘The old man slept in his favourite chair
The wind ran its fingers through his hair
He looked like a tree fine dry of sal
And his hands were dry upon his lapʼ
The rhyme scheme of the poem above is

  • A. bbaa
  • B. aabb
  • C. abab
  • D. baba
Objective

Question details

Exam body
BUK
Subject
Literature in English
Year
2017/2018
Question no.
#43
Type
Objective
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