1) What is the first animal mentioned in the poem?
- a) Bengal Tiger
- b) Asian Lion
- c) Leopard
- d) Bear
Correct Answer: b) Asian Lion
2) According to the poem, how can you identify an Asian Lion?
- a) It has black stripes on a yellow ground.
- b) It hugs you very hard.
- c) It roars at you as you're dying.
- d) It leaps on you.
Correct Answer: c) It roars at you as you're dying.
3) What does the poem suggest happens if you meet a Bengal Tiger?
- a) It will give you a gentle caress.
- b) It will roar at you.
- c) It will eat you.
- d) It will leap on you.
Correct Answer: c) It will eat you.
4) Which of the following animals has black stripes on a yellow ground?
- a) Asian Lion
- b) Bengal Tiger
- c) Leopard
- d) Bear
Correct Answer: b) Bengal Tiger
5) What is the defining feature of a Leopard mentioned in the poem?
- a) It roars loudly.
- b) It has a spotted hide.
- c) It has stripes.
- d) It cries like a Crocodile.
Correct Answer: b) It has a spotted hide.
6) According to the poem, what will the Leopard do after it leaps on you?
- a) Roar.
- b) Hug you.
- c) Leap again.
- d) Cry.
Correct Answer: c) Leap again.
7. How does the poem suggest you can identify a Bear?
- a) By its smile.
- b) By its loud roar.
- c) By its hard hug.
- d) By its tears.
Correct Answer: c) By its hard hug.
8) What will the Bear do if you're not sure it's a Bear?
- a) Roar at you.
- b) Leap on you.
- c) Give you another hug.
- d) Cry like a Crocodile.
Correct Answer: c) Give you another hug.
9) Which two animals are compared to each other in the poem?
- a) Lion and Tiger
- b) Leopard and Crocodile
- c) Hyena and Crocodile
- d) Bear and Chameleon
Correct Answer: c) Hyena and Crocodile
10) How can you distinguish a Hyena from a Crocodile, according to the poem?
- a) Hyenas roar, Crocodiles cry.
- b) Hyenas have stripes, Crocodiles have spots.
- c) Hyenas smile, Crocodiles weep.
- d) Hyenas leap, Crocodiles hug.
Correct Answer: c) Hyenas smile, Crocodiles weep.
11) What is a notable feature of the Chameleon described in the poem?
- a) It has spots.
- b) It has wings.
- c) It is very large.
- d) It is small and lacks ears and wings.
Correct Answer: d) It is small and lacks ears and wings.
12) According to the poem, what might you see if there’s nothing on the tree?
- a) A Lion
- b) A Tiger
- c) A Bear
- d) A Chameleon
Correct Answer: d) A Chameleon
13) What tone does the poet use throughout the poem?
- a) Serious
- b) Humorous
- c) Sad
- d) Angry
Correct Answer: b) Humorous
14) What is the main theme of the poem?
- a) The dangers of wild animals.
- b) The beauty of nature.
- c) Identifying animals in a humorous way.
- d) The sadness of wild animals.
Correct Answer: c) Identifying animals in a humorous way.
15) What is the purpose of the poem?
- a) To scare readers.
- b) To teach readers about animal behavior.
- c) To entertain readers with humorous descriptions of animals.
- d) To warn readers about dangerous animals.
Correct Answer: c) To entertain readers with humorous descriptions of animals.
16) Which of the following animals is not directly described in the poem?
- a) Lion
- b) Tiger
- c) Elephant
- d) Chameleon
Correct Answer: c) Elephant
17) What poetic device is predominantly used in this poem?
- a) Alliteration
- b) Simile
- c) Rhyme
- d) Hyperbole
Correct Answer: c) Rhyme
18) The line “He’ll only lep and lep again” uses which literary device?
- a) Metaphor
- b) Personification
- c) Repetition
- d) Alliteration
Correct Answer: c) Repetition
19) What advice does the poet give regarding a Crocodile's tears?
- a) Believe them as real.
- b) Recognize them as false.
- c) Ignore them.
- d) Run away quickly.
Correct Answer: b) Recognize them as false.
20) What is the effect of the poem’s rhythm on the reader?
- a) It creates suspense.
- b) It adds to the humor.
- c) It makes the poem seem serious.
- d) It confuses the reader.
Correct Answer: b) It adds to the humor.
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