Chapter 13 · Class 10 · CBSE English
First Flight (Poem): How to Tell Wild Animals
25 practice questions · 5 marks weightage
Topics in this chapter
- Animal Identification and Traits
- Humour and Irony
- Poetic Devices and Techniques
- Rhyme Scheme and Structure
- Tone and Poetic Appreciation
Cheat sheet
First Flight (Poem): How to Tell Wild Animals cheat sheetKey formulas, facts and points to remember on one page.Practice questions
- Question 1Q-D0522DSee the answer and solution
Which animal does the poet suggest you might meet while roaming in an 'east prime' (Eastern) forest, characterized by a yellow body with black stripes?
- A.Leopard
- B.Asian Lion
- C.Bengal Tiger
- D.Bear
- Question 2Q-38A072See the answer and solution
According to the poem, what is the defining behavioral reaction of a bear when you encounter it?
- A.It roars loudly and runs away.
- B.It hugs you tightly.
- C.It weeps like a human.
- D.It smiles deceitfully.
- Question 3Q-0D9577See the answer and solution
How can a novice distinguish between a chameleon and a hyena based on the poem?
- A.Hyenas are known for smiling, while chameleons are known for weeping.
- B.Hyenas come with merry smiles, whereas chameleons have no ears or wings and can change color.
- C.Chameleons roar in the trees, while hyenas hide in caves.
- D.Hyenas change their skin color, while chameleons laugh loudly.
- Question 4Q-5882A2See the answer and solution
What does the poet say about the crocodile and the hyena when it comes to capturing or misleading their prey?
- A.Both use camouflage to hide in the water.
- B.Hyenas are known for weeping, and crocodiles are known for smiling.
- C.Hyenas come with merry smiles, and crocodiles always come with tears.
- D.Crocodiles give warm hugs, and hyenas roar fiercely.
- Question 5Q-A57AC0See the answer and solution
Which animal is described as roaring at you as you're 'yarding round' on a lawn, particularly in places where cows and sheep graze?
- A.The Asian Lion
- B.The Bear
- C.The Tiger
- D.The Leopard
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