The Great Stone Face 2
From Class VIII English Textbook 'Honey Dew'  - The Great Stone Face 2
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Click on the link given below and listen to the audio recording of the text  and answer the following TRUE/FALSE questions.
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1. By middle age Ernest had become a lazy irresponsible farmer. *
1 point
2. Ernest by old age had more white hair on his head than wise thoughts in his mind. *
1 point
3. As old age advanced he became more sought for, desired and famous beyond his village. *
1 point
4. While speaking to people his face would become dull, wrinkled and frowning. *
1 point
5. Once a renouned poet visited him and seeing him thought Ernest resembled the great stone face. *
1 point
6. Ernest was reading poems written by the same poet standing before him. *
1 point
7. When Ernest said the poet resembled the great stone face the poet replied that it was true as his thoughts reflected in his faith in life. *
1 point
8. Ernest and the poet then went to a garden arm in arm to meet people and talk to them. *
1 point
9. Ernest spoke convincingly to the crowd because his words agreed with his thoughts. *
1 point
10. While Ernest spoke, the poet felt his words were nobler than any poetry he had written. *
1 point
11. At sunset the dark grey clouds around the stone face looked dangerous and ugly. *
1 point
12. Ernest's words had no reality or depth in them. *
1 point
13. His words did not harmonise with reality of life. *
1 point
14. The white hair around Ernest's brow looked exactly like the mists around the eyes of the stone face *
1 point
15. It was finally the poet who discovered the resemblance of his face to the great stone face. *
1 point
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