First Flight (Poem): How to Tell Wild Animals · Class 10 · CBSE English
How can a novice distinguish between a chameleon and a hyena based on the poem?
Practice question from First Flight (Poem): How to Tell Wild Animals (Class 10 · CBSE English), with the correct answer and a step-by-step solution.
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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.Correct answer
- C.Chameleons roar in the trees, while hyenas hide in caves.
- D.Hyenas change their skin color, while chameleons laugh loudly.
Solution
The poet explains that hyenas come with merry smiles, while chameleons are small like lizards, have no ears or wings, and sit on trees changing colors.
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