1. What does the poet mean by ‘If he roars at you as you’re dyin’?
- A) The lion is angry
- B) The lion’s roar is terrifying
- C) The lion has attacked you
- D) The lion is calling for help
Correct Answer: C) The lion has attacked you
2. The line “Just notice if he eats you” is an example of:
- A) A serious warning
- B) A scientific observation
- C) Sarcastic humour
- D) Fear of wild animals
Correct Answer: C) Sarcastic humour
3. According to the poem, how can one identify a Leopard?
- A) By its loud growl
- B) By its friendly nature
- C) By its spotty skin and constant leaping
- D) By the way it walks
Correct Answer: C) By its spotty skin and constant leaping
4. What does the poet suggest about the Bear’s hug?
- A) It is comforting
- B) It is playful
- C) It is a way of shaking hands
- D) It is dangerous and tight
Correct Answer: D) It is dangerous and tight
5. Why is the poem considered humorous?
- A) It gives serious facts in funny ways
- B) It talks about animal rights
- C) It tells jokes about people
- D) It has no rhyme
Correct Answer: A) It gives serious facts in funny ways
6. “Hyenas come with merry smiles” – What poetic device is used here?
- A) Simile
- B) Alliteration
- C) Personification
- D) Oxymoron
Correct Answer: C) Personification
7. What makes the Chameleon hard to detect, according to the poem?
- A) It hides in caves
- B) It has loud colours
- C) It is completely silent
- D) It blends so well you see nothing on the tree
Correct Answer: D) It blends so well you see nothing on the tree
8. Which animal is described as not having ears or wings?
- A) Hyena
- B) Chameleon
- C) Leopard
- D) Tiger
Correct Answer: B) Chameleon
9. What tone does the poet use in describing these wild animals?
- A) Angry and harsh
- B) Sad and gloomy
- C) Humorous and playful
- D) Serious and educational
Correct Answer: C) Humorous and playful
10. What skill is required to understand the difference between a Hyena and a Crocodile in the poem?
- A) Ability to observe colour
- B) Knowledge of habitats
- C) Ability to read expressions like smiles and tears
- D) Ability to hear animal sounds
Correct Answer: C) Ability to read expressions like smiles and tears
11. Which line tells us about the repetitive attack by a Leopard?
- A) “You’ll know it is the Leopard”
- B) “As soon as he has lept on you”
- C) “He’ll only lep and lep again”
- D) “He hasn’t any ears at all”
Correct Answer: C) “He’ll only lep and lep again”
12. What is the poet’s main purpose in writing this poem?
- A) To educate about wild animals seriously
- B) To entertain through humorous animal descriptions
- C) To warn people never to go to the jungle
- D) To promote wildlife protection
Correct Answer: B) To entertain through humorous animal descriptions
13. What does the phrase “If he roars at you as you're dyin’” suggest?
- A) The animal is scared
- B) The person is safely observing the lion
- C) The lion has already attacked the person
- D) The lion is running away
Correct Answer: C) The lion has already attacked the person
14. What kind of humour is used in the poem?
- A) Dark humour
- B) Satirical humour
- C) Slapstick humour
- D) Serious and factual tone
Correct Answer: A) Dark humour
15. The line “Just notice if he eats you” refers to:
- A) A tiger eating meat
- B) A funny and exaggerated way to identify a tiger
- C) A serious zoological fact
- D) A peaceful animal encounter
Correct Answer: B) A funny and exaggerated way to identify a tiger
16. What is the poet’s purpose in using rhyme in the poem?
- A) To make it sound formal
- B) To confuse the reader
- C) To create rhythm and add humour
- D) To avoid boredom
Correct Answer: C) To create rhythm and add humour
17. What do the repeated leaps of the Leopard suggest?
- A) That the animal is restless
- B) That it is a slow predator
- C) That it attacks quickly and repeatedly
- D) That it jumps for fun
Correct Answer: C) That it attacks quickly and repeatedly
18. Which lines show that the poem is written in a playful tone?
- A) “He hasn’t any ears at all”
- B) “'Twill do no good to roar with pain”
- C) “If he roars at you as you’re dyin’”
- D) All of the above
Correct Answer: D) All of the above
19. What is the theme of the poem?
- A) Wildlife conservation
- B) Identification of animals through experience
- C) Real dangers of the jungle
- D) A humorous guide to wild animals
Correct Answer: D) A humorous guide to wild animals
20. How does the poet describe a bear’s way of greeting?
- A) It growls at you
- B) It shakes hands
- C) It hugs tightly
- D) It walks beside you
Correct Answer: C) It hugs tightly
21. Which poetic device is used in “He’ll only lep and lep again”?
- A) Metaphor
- B) Repetition
- C) Personification
- D) Irony
Correct Answer: B) Repetition
22. What lesson can be drawn about wild animals from this poem?
- A) They are friendly if treated well
- B) They are to be observed from a distance
- C) They attack for fun
- D) They are not dangerous
Correct Answer: B) They are to be observed from a distance
23. What helps the Chameleon hide effectively?
- A) Its colour and quietness
- B) Its wings
- C) Its size and speed
- D) Its loud sound
Correct Answer: A) Its colour and quietness
24. Which line is an example of irony?
- A) “Hyenas come with merry smiles”
- B) “He hasn’t any ears at all”
- C) “He’ll give you just one more caress”
- D) Both A and C
Correct Answer: D) Both A and C
25. Which of the following animals is described through touch rather than sight or sound?
- A) Tiger
- B) Bear
- C) Lion
- D) Leopard
Correct Answer: B) Bear
26. Why does the poet mention “merry smiles” and “weeping tears” when talking about Hyenas and Crocodiles?
- A) To show animals have emotions
- B) To use popular expressions humorously
- C) To warn people seriously
- D) To explain their biology
Correct Answer: B) To use popular expressions humorously
27. What does the poem say about the novice in the jungle?
- A) He will be protected
- B) He can identify animals easily
- C) He might get confused while identifying animals
- D) He is an expert observer
Correct Answer: C) He might get confused while identifying animals
28. How does the poet present wild animals differently from textbooks?
- A) With facts and diagrams
- B) With jokes, rhymes, and imagination
- C) With fear and tension
- D) Through real-life jungle stories
Correct Answer: B) With jokes, rhymes, and imagination
29. Which of these statements best describes the poet’s style in the poem?
- A) Direct and scientific
- B) Serious and realistic
- C) Humorous and exaggerated
- D) Angry and cautionary
Correct Answer: C) Humorous and exaggerated
30. Why is the poem enjoyable for children and young readers?
- A) It uses hard vocabulary
- B) It contains jungle sounds
- C) It mixes fun with information
- D) It warns them about real danger
Correct Answer: C) It mixes fun with information
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