NCERT Class 9 English – Rain on the Roof (Detailed Explanation) Poet: Coates Kinney Theme: The poem shows how the soothing sound of rain brings back sweet childhood memories, especially memories of the poet's loving mother. It highlights the healing and comforting power of nature. ( NCERT MCQ ) Introduction In this poem, the poet lies comfortably in his cottage on a rainy night. As he listens to the gentle sound of raindrops falling on the roof, many pleasant memories come to his mind. The most important memory is that of his mother, whose love and care he still cherishes. The poem beautifully connects rain, memories, dreams, and maternal affection. ( NCERT MCQ ) Stanza 1 Explanation "When the humid shadows hover..." Difficult Words Humid shadows – rain-bearing clouds Starry spheres – the sky full of stars Melancholy – sadness Bliss – great happiness Patter – the soft sound of raindrops Explanation The poet describes a rainy night. Dark clouds filled with moistu...
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NCERT Class 9 English – Wind MCQs

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who is the poet of the poem Wind?

A) Robert Frost
B) William Wordsworth
C) Subramania Bharati
D) Rabindranath Tagore

Answer: C) Subramania Bharati

2. What does the wind do to the shutters?

A) Cleans them
B) Paints them
C) Breaks them
D) Closes them

Answer: C) Breaks them

3. What does the wind scatter?

A) Clothes
B) Papers
C) Leaves
D) Stones

Answer: B) Papers

4. What does the wind throw down from the shelf?

A) Toys
B) Clothes
C) Books
D) Bags

Answer: C) Books

5. According to the poet, whom does the wind make fun of?

A) Rich people
B) Children
C) Weaklings
D) Teachers

Answer: C) Weaklings

6. What does the word "crumbling" suggest?

A) Growth
B) Strength
C) Destruction and weakness
D) Happiness

Answer: C) Destruction and weakness

7. What does the wind god do?

A) Protects weak things
B) Winnows and crushes weak things
C) Builds houses
D) Teaches lessons

Answer: B) Winnows and crushes weak things

8. What should we build to face the wind?

A) Beautiful homes
B) Big homes
C) Strong homes
D) Small homes

Answer: C) Strong homes

9. What should we make firm according to the poet?

A) Body and heart
B) Eyes and ears
C) Hands and legs
D) Books and papers

Answer: A) Body and heart

10. What happens to weak fires?

A) They burn brightly
B) They grow bigger
C) They are blown out
D) They become stronger

Answer: C) They are blown out

11. What happens to strong fires?

A) They are extinguished
B) They roar and flourish
C) They become weak
D) They disappear

Answer: B) They roar and flourish

12. What does the wind symbolize in the poem?

A) Love
B) Nature only
C) Difficulties and challenges
D) Friendship

Answer: C) Difficulties and challenges

13. Which poetic device is used in "Wind, come softly"?

A) Simile
B) Metaphor
C) Personification
D) Irony

Answer: C) Personification

14. The poet advises us to become:

A) Wealthy
B) Strong
C) Famous
D) Intelligent

Answer: B) Strong

15. What is the main theme of the poem?

A) Importance of money
B) Beauty of nature
C) Strength and courage in facing challenges
D) Importance of education

Answer: C) Strength and courage in facing challenges

Assertion–Reason MCQs

16. Assertion: Wind destroys weak things.

Reason: Weak things cannot resist its force.

A) Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A.
B) Both A and R are true but R is not the correct explanation of A.
C) A is true but R is false.
D) A is false but R is true.

Answer: A

17. Assertion: The poet wants us to make friends with the wind.

Reason: Strong people can face challenges successfully.

A) Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A.
B) Both A and R are true but R is not the correct explanation of A.
C) A is true but R is false.
D) A is false but R is true.

Answer: A

Very Important Board-Level MCQs

18. The wind is compared to:

A) A king
B) A teacher
C) A god
D) A farmer

Answer: C) A god

19. The poet asks us to make our heart:

A) Soft
B) Steadfast
C) Emotional
D) Happy

Answer: B) Steadfast

20. The message of the poem is:

A) Avoid difficulties
B) Depend on others
C) Face challenges with strength and confidence
D) Fear nature

Answer: C) Face challenges with strength and confidence

Score Guide

  • 18–20 Correct: Excellent

  • 15–17 Correct: Very Good

  • 10–14 Correct: Good

  • Below 10: Need More Practice

Exam Tip: Questions on symbolism (Wind = challenges), poetic devices, and the poem's message are frequently asked in Class 9 examinations.

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