First Flight (Poem): How to Tell Wild Animals · Class 10 · CBSE English
Which animal does the poet suggest you might meet while roaming in an 'east prime' (Eastern) forest, characterized by a yellow body with black stripe…
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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 TigerCorrect answer
- D.Bear
Solution
According to the poem, if you are roaming in an eastern forest and encounter a wild beast with a yellow body and black stripes who eats you, it is the Bengal Tiger.
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