সাহিত্যপাঠ একাদশ-দ্বাদশ ও আলিম শ্রেণি - সুখ

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1. What is the poet Kaykobad's real (birth) name?

Muhammad Kazem al-Kurayshi Kawsar Ahmed Abul Bashar Mohammad Iqbal

2. Where was Kaykobad born?

Agla-Purbapara village, Nawabganj thana (Dhaka) Chittagong port area Dhaka city center Kolkata neighborhood

3. Which poetic reputation is Kaykobad best known for in Bengali literature?

Lyric poet (song-poet) Modernist free-verse poet Satirical poet Symbolist poet

4. What is the central message of the poem 'Sukh' (Happiness)?

True happiness comes from accumulating wealth and jewels True happiness is inner and found through selfless service to others, not from material wealth Happiness is determined only by fate and cannot be influenced by action Happiness is found by isolating oneself from society

5. In the poem, the image of a 'mirage' (marichika) primarily symbolizes:

The illusion of happiness tied to material wealth A literal desert experience Religious devotion Political power

6. The line 'what you sow, you shall reap' in the poem conveys which idea?

Law of moral cause and effect (good deeds yield good results) Immediate material reward for every action We cannot change outcomes, only accept destiny Rich people always succeed

7. According to the poem, which personal quality must be given up to attain true happiness?

Selfishness or ego (amitva / 'আমিত্ব') Compassion Humility Generosity

8. The poet compares the world to a desert where a traveler searches for water to illustrate that:

Wealth and happiness are easily found everywhere People should physically travel more The search for worldly happiness is often futile and deceptive Deserts are the source of truth

9. Which of the following titles was NOT mentioned as awarded to Kaykobad in 1925 by the All India Sahitya Sangha?

Kabya-Bhushan Bidya-Brishon Sahitya-Ratna Kavya-Samrat

10. From which collection and year was the poem 'Sukh' selected?

Amiya-Dhara, 1923 Smaranika, 1910 Sahitya-Sangraha, 1930 Bangla-Kobita, 1951

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