The Garden Snake Class 7

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The Garden Snake Class 7


1. What is the main theme of the poem "Garden Snake"?

  • A. Fear of snakes
  • B. The harmlessness of a garden snake
  • C. Snake hunting techniques
  • D. Snake habitat preferences

2. Why does the speaker initially run away from the snake?

  • A. Because the snake is dangerous
  • B. Because the snake is harmful to plants
  • C. Because the snake is too big
  • D. Because of fear and misunderstanding

3. What reassures the speaker about the snake?

  • A. The snake's colorful appearance
  • B. The snake's friendly behavior
  • C. The snake's harmful reputation
  • D. The snake's role in eating insects

4. How does the speaker describe the snake's movement?

  • A. Slithering
  • B. Jumping
  • C. Flying
  • D. Running

5. What does the speaker decide to do when encountering the snake next time?

  • A. Ignore it
  • B. Kill it
  • C. Watch it pass peacefully
  • D. Feed it insects

6. According to the poem, why is the garden snake considered beneficial?

  • A. Because it scares away other animals
  • B. Because it eats harmful insects
  • C. Because it sings melodiously
  • D. Because it digs holes in the garden

7. Who teaches the speaker about the nature of the garden snake?

  • A. Father
  • B. Teacher
  • C. Mother
  • D. Grandfather

8. What does the speaker conclude about the garden snake?

  • A. It is venomous
  • B. It is harmful to humans
  • C. It is harmless and beneficial
  • D. It is aggressive towards other animals

9. What does the speaker mean by "There's no mistake, It's just a harmless garden snake!"?

  • A. Snakes are always harmless
  • B. Some snakes are harmless
  • C. All snakes are dangerous
  • D. The snake is harmful

10. What does the poem primarily aim to do?

  • A. Scare the reader
  • B. Educate about snake habitats
  • C. Convey the harmlessness of a garden snake
  • D. Discuss snake breeding habits

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