The Mosquito MCQs & Summary

By: Prof. Dr. Fazal Rehman | Last updated: June 3, 2025

Summary:

“The Mosquito” is a poem by D.H. Lawrence that explores the presence of a mosquito in an intimate and detailed manner. The poet examines the insect’s movements, describing it with a mix of fascination and annoyance. He presents the mosquito as a small yet cunning creature, capable of disturbing human peace with its persistence. The poem delves into themes of nature’s complexity, the relationship between humans and smaller creatures, and the balance of life. Lawrence uses vivid imagery and personification to depict the mosquito almost as an intelligent being, questioning the role of even the smallest creatures in the grand scheme of existence.  
The Mosquito
The Mosquito
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1. : Who wrote the poem The Mosquito?





2. : What is the primary focus of the poem?





3. : Which literary device is most prominently used in the poem?





4. : How does the poet describe the mosquito?





5. : What theme is explored in the poem?





6. : What tone does the poem convey?





7. : How does the poet react to the mosquito’s presence?





8. : What does the mosquito symbolize in the poem?





9. : What contrast is highlighted in the poem?





10. : What is the underlying message of the poem?





 
Question Answer
Poem Name The Mosquito
Author D.H. Lawrence
Year Published 1923
Main Themes Nature’s complexity, human-animal interaction
Literary Devices Personification, imagery, contrast
Mood Reflective, curious, slightly irritated
Symbolism The mosquito as a representation of persistence
Message Even the smallest beings have an impact

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