1. From a Railway Carriage was written by
. a. Robert Louis
Stevenson c. Ralph Waldo b. d. Ellen MH Gates William Ross Wallace
2. Robert Louis
Stevenson was a/an – novelist, poet and essayist.
a. English b. Scottish b. American d. Austrian
3. Robert Louis
Stevenson was born in
a. 1849 c. 1894 b. d. 1850 1895
4. Robert Louis Stevenson died in
a. 1849 b.1894 c.1850 d. 1895
5. 'Faster than fairies, faster than Bridges and houses,
hedges and ditches'
a. elves b. witches c. sprits d.ghouls
6. And charging along
like troops in a All through the meadows the horses and cattle'
a. battle b. drill c. Read c. fight d. raid
7. 'All of the sights of the hill and the plain, Fly as thick
as rain
a. falling b.
pouring c. driving d. coming
8.'Here is a child who clambers and scrambles, All by himself
and gathering
a. cherries b.
brambles c. berries d.jumbles
9. 'Here is a tramp who stands and gazes, And there is the
green for stringing the
a. daisies C. flowers
b. d. roses tulips
10.
'Here is a cart run away in the road, Lumping along with man and
a.
cargo b. burden c. freight d. load
11.
"And here is a mill and there is a Each a glimpse and gone for ever'
a.
road b. forest c. river d. building
12.
Treasure Island, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde and ____ are Stevenson's famous novels
a.
kidnapped b. Wrath c. Infuriated d. Happiness
13.
Robert Louis Stevenson loved _____ and understood them
a.
music b. children c. poetry d. man
14.
Robert Louis Stevenson was born in
a.
Edinburgh b. Britain c. Scotland d. London
15. The theme of the poem "From the
Railway Carriage is that a railway journey is a _experience.
a
good b. pleasant c. boring d. wonderful.