1. Who is the poet of the poem ââAnimalsâ? Leslie Norris Robert Frost Carolyn Wells Walt Whitman None 2. Who, according to the poet, is better? human beings animals plants none None 3. What do humans do that animals donât? greed jealousy infuriate All of the above None 4. What is the meaning of ââplacidâ? peaceful clumsy greedy jealousy None 5. Who is not dissatisfied always? humans animals plants All of the above None 6. What qualities have the humans given up? innocence kindness truthfulness All of the above None 7. What is the meaning of âwhineâ? a beverage cry shout None None 8. Why do humans lie awake in the dark? Do not feel sleepy Do not feel tired Worried Cry for their sins None 9. The word which means âcalm and quietâ is placid cool groan contented None 10. The poet feels more at home with animals than birds and insects human beings natural things all of the above None 11. The poet wants to live with the animals because they are calm self-contained satisfied all of the above None 12. âThey do not make me sick discussing their duty to God,â Who are âtheyâ? Animals Human beings Both (a) and (b) None of the above None 13. How do the animals appear to the poet Walt Whiteman? Calm Self contented Confident All of the above None 14. What keeps human beings awake at night? Their sins and misdeeds Their nagging nature Their constant complaints All of the above None 15. What does the poet think of turning into? Flower Nature Animals none of the above None 16. What is the poetâs wish in the poem âAnimalsâ? To live with human beings To live with animals To live in the jungles None of the above None 17. Who is the poet Walt Whiteman fascinated with? Human beings God Animals Nature None 18. What do animals not run after other than their food? Human beings God Truth Materialistic things None 19. According to the poet Who are calm, self-contained and contented? Human beings Animals Poets Authors None 20. What are âthe 3Csâ used by Walt Whitman to describe humans? Complications Contradictions Confusions All of the above None Time's up