How to Tell Wild Animals Poem Objective Questions | Merit Yard

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Question 1 / 40Who is the poet of 'How to Tell Wild Animals'?

A) Robert Frost

B) Leslie Norris

C) Carolyn Wells

D) Robin Klein

Question 2 / 40Where do you find the Asian Lion?

A) Jungles of the West

B) Jungles of the East

C) In America

D) In the desert

Question 3 / 40Which animal has black stripes on a yellow ground?

A) Lion

B) Leopard

C) Bengal Tiger

D) Hyena

Question 4 / 40How does the Leopard kill its prey?

A) By roaring

B) By leaping on it

C) By hugging it

D) By poisoning it

Question 5 / 40What will the Bear do if you meet him in the yard?

A) Eat you

B) Run away

C) Give you a tight hug

D) Roar at you

Question 6 / 40What does the Hyena do?

A) Weeps

B) Roars

C) Smiles merrily

D) Sleeps

Question 7 / 40Which animal weeps while eating its prey?

A) Crocodile

B) Hyena

C) Tiger

D) Lion

Question 8 / 40A Chameleon looks like a _______.

A) Snake

B) Lizard

C) Frog

D) Bird

Question 9 / 40What feature does the Chameleon NOT have?

A) Eyes

B) Legs

C) Ears and Wings

D) Tail

Question 10 / 40"Tawny beast" refers to:

A) Tiger

B) Leopard

C) Asian Lion

D) Bear

Question 11 / 40The word 'Novice' means:

A) Expert

B) Old man

C) Beginner / New to a job

D) Hunter

Question 12 / 40Which poetic device is used in "He’ll only lep and lep again"?

A) Alliteration

B) Metaphor

C) Poetic License (Spelling change)

D) Simile

Question 13 / 40What is the color of the Asian Lion?

A) Yellow

B) Black

C) White

D) Tawny (Brownish-yellow)

Question 14 / 40The poem 'How to Tell Wild Animals' is a _______ poem.

A) Sad

B) Humorous

C) Serious

D) Romantic

Question 15 / 40What will the Leopard do if you roar with pain?

A) He will stop

B) He will say sorry

C) It will do no good, he will leap again

D) He will run away

Question 16 / 40Who greets you when you are roaming round your noble wild beast?

A) The Lion

B) The Bengal Tiger

C) The Bear

D) The Leopard

Question 17 / 40What does the word 'Nonplus' mean?

A) Happy

B) Angry

C) Excited

D) Confused

Question 18 / 40The 'Peppered spots' are found on:

A) Tiger

B) Lion

C) Leopard

D) Chameleon

Question 19 / 40If there is nothing on the tree, who is there?

A) A Bird

B) The Chameleon

C) A Snake

D) A Monkey

Question 20 / 40Why can't you see the Chameleon on the tree?

A) It is invisible

B) It changes color to match the surroundings (Camouflage)

C) It is very small

D) It flies away

Question 21 / 40What is the rhyme scheme of the poem?

A) aabbcc

B) ababcc

C) ababcd

D) abcabc

Question 22 / 40"A novice might nonplus". Which poetic device is used here?

A) Simile

B) Alliteration (n sound)

C) Metaphor

D) Oxymoron

Question 23 / 40How does the poet suggest you identify the Lion?

A) By its paws

B) By its spots

C) By its roar as you are dying

D) By its tail

Question 24 / 40The word 'Caress' means:

A) To hit

B) A gentle/loving touch (Hug)

C) To bite

D) To kill

Question 25 / 40Which two animals are beasts of prey mentioned together?

A) Lion and Tiger

B) Crocodile and Hyena

C) Bear and Leopard

D) Lizard and Chameleon

Question 26 / 40The phrase "Hide" in "Hide with spots" means:

A) To conceal

B) Animal skin

C) To run

D) To sleep

Question 27 / 40What does 'Discerning' mean?

A) Eating

B) Identifying / Recognizing

C) Running

D) Playing

Question 28 / 40How does the Bear kill a person?

A) By biting

B) By scratching

C) By hugging tightly (suffocating)

D) By kicking

Question 29 / 40Which animal is described as 'Noble'?

A) Lion

B) Bengal Tiger

C) Bear

D) Wolf

Question 30 / 40The poet uses the word 'lep' instead of 'leap'. This is an example of:

A) Spelling mistake

B) Irony

C) Poetic License

D) Metaphor

Question 31 / 40If you have doubts about the bear's hug, what will he do?

A) Leave you

B) Give you just one more caress

C) Eat you immediately

D) Sleep

Question 32 / 40"Who hugs you very, very hard". This refers to:

A) Your mother

B) The Bear

B) The Bear

C) The Tiger

D) The Lion

Question 33 / 40Which animal strolls?

A) The Lion

B) The Leopard

C) The Bear

D) The Hyena

Question 34 / 40The Crocodile is identified by its:

A) Smile

B) Tears

C) Hug

D) Roar

Question 35 / 40Where does the Asian Lion live?

A) In the water

B) In the yard

C) In the jungles of the East

D) In a cage

Question 36 / 40What happens when the Bengal Tiger eats you?

A) He roars

B) You discern him

C) He smiles

D) He cries

Question 37 / 40Carolyn Wells uses humor to describe:

A) Domestic animals

B) Dangerous wild animals

C) Birds

D) Insects

Question 38 / 40The word 'Strolling' implies:

A) Running fast

B) Walking casually

C) Hunting

D) Jumping

Question 39 / 40Which animal 'lep and lep again'?

A) Tiger

B) Leopard

C) Lion

D) Bear

Question 40 / 40The 'True Chameleon' is:

A) Large

B) Small

C) Scary

D) Flying