How to Tell Wild Animals Quiz - CBSE Class 10 English
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Which animal is described as having a roar that can be heard from miles away in 'How to Tell Wild Animals'?
- Lion
- Tiger
- Elephant
- Bear
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Answer: A. Lion
In the poem, the lion is known for its loud roar which can be heard from miles away.
Which animal is associated with a playful approach in the poem?
- Bear
- Leopard
- Hyena
- Kangaroo
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Answer: A. Bear
The bear is associated with a playful demeanor, often confused with friendliness.
What does the Bengal tiger's presence signify according to the poem?
- Beauty
- Danger
- Friendliness
- Silence
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Answer: B. Danger
The Bengal tiger's presence is a sign of danger due to its powerful demeanor and predatory nature.
In 'How to Tell Wild Animals', what animal isn't mentioned in the context of potential danger?
- Tiger
- Hyena
- Kangaroo
- Crocodile
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Answer: C. Kangaroo
The kangaroo is not mentioned as a danger but more of a curiosity due to its bouncing behavior.
Which statement best reflects the use of hyperbole in 'How to Tell Wild Animals'?
- The hyena's smile is the brightest
- The lion can roar down mountains
- The tiger's stripes are the sharpest
- The panther's coat is incredibly silky
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Answer: B. The lion can roar down mountains
Hyperbole is evident in the exaggeration of the lion's roar, which is described as having a monumental impact.