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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is not one of the objectives of the lesson 'Indian Weavers'?

• Identifying unique ideas in a poem

• Learning to weave cloth

• Using sensory words

• Reciting a poem

Multiple Choice

Which words best match the stage of childhood?

• Solemn, silent

• Busy, responsible

• Joyful, playful

• Tired, reflective

Open Ended

How does listing the three stages of life before reading the poem help you understand its theme?

Multiple Choice

Which sense is activated by the word 'bright' when describing childhood?

• Smell

• Sight

• Touch

• Taste

Multiple Choice

Sarojini Naidu is popularly known as the ______.

• Nightingale of India

• Tiger of Bengal

• Weaver Queen

• Mother of Modern Poetry

Multiple Choice

The halcyon bird in stanza 1 symbolizes:

• Anger

• Peace and hope

• Fear

• Darkness

Open Ended

Why do the weavers weave a 'gay' garment in the first stanza?

Multiple Choice

'Break of day' in the poem symbolizes:

• Adulthood

• The end of life

• Birth / Childhood

• Marriage

Reorder

Arrange these words from the stanza in the order that creates the mood:

• halcyon

• gay

• blue

• robes

1

2

3

4

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4

Multiple Choice

'Break of day' means:

• Afternoon

• Sunrise

• Midnight

• Sunset

Match

Match the word to its meaning: Halcyon, Robes, Shroud.

• Halcyon

• Robes

• Shroud

Symbol of peace

Loose clothing

Cloth for a dead body

• Symbol of peace

• Loose clothing

• Cloth for a dead body

Multiple Choice

The blue colour represents:

• Anger

• Darkness

• Hope and innocence

• Silence

Open Ended

Explain why the poet associates morning with childhood.