A House A Home

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Read the poem twice and practice the Test. 


1) What is a house made of?

  • a) Love and care
  • b) Brick and stone
  • c) Kindness and sharing
  • d) Family and friends

2) Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a part of a house?

  • a) Windows
  • b) Chimneys
  • c) Kindness
  • d) Tile floors

3) What is a home filled with?

  • a) Doors and windows
  • b) Love and family
  • c) Stone and wood
  • d) Eaves and chimneys

4) Which feature is mentioned as part of a house?

  • a) Caring
  • b) Unselfish acts
  • c) Roof
  • d) Sharing

5) What is the key difference between a house and a home according to the poem?

  • a) A house is made of people.
  • b) A home is built with bricks.
  • c) A house is a building, and a home is where love is.
  • d) A home has windows and doors.

6) Which of the following is an act mentioned in the poem that makes a house a home?

  • a) Having many doors
  • b) Showing your loved ones you care
  • c) Building chimneys
  • d) Using hard wood

7) What does a house provide according to the poem?

  • a) Affection
  • b) Shelter
  • c) Unselfish acts
  • d) Sharing

8) Which of these is NOT a part of a home as per the poem?

  • a) Eaves
  • b) Family
  • c) Caring
  • d) Unselfish acts

9) Which word is associated with a home?

  • a) Chimneys
  • b) Kindness
  • c) Floors
  • d) Windows

10) What does the poem suggest a home is built on?

  • a) Stone and wood
  • b) Eaves and chimneys
  • c) Love and care
  • d) Windows and doors

11) What kind of acts are highlighted in the poem as part of a home?

  • a) Unselfish acts
  • b) Architectural acts
  • c) Building acts
  • d) Physical acts

12) What do brothers and sisters represent in the poem?

  • a) A house
  • b) A home
  • c) A roof
  • d) A floor

13) Which of these is a material part of a house?

  • a) Family
  • b) Love
  • c) Tile floors
  • d) Caring

14) What does the poem suggest we should do in a home?

  • a) Build windows
  • b) Care for each other
  • c) Construct chimneys
  • d) Install tile floors

15) According to the poem, what makes a home different from a house?

  • a) The number of doors
  • b) The presence of love and family
  • c) The type of wood used
  • d) The size of the yard
Location: Mogalturu, Andhra Pradesh, India

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