Read the stanza carefully and answer the question:

If I knew the box where smiles were kept,

No matter how large the key

Or strong the lock,

I would try so hard,

It would open, I know, for me.

Then over the land and the sea,

I'd scatter the smiles to play.

That the children's faces might hold them fast

For many and many a day.

Q. What does the poet want to know?

• Box of land

• Box of smiles

• Box of key

• Box of lock

Select the rhyming word for "play" from the options given below.

• Clay

• game

• alone

• together

State true or false

Statement:

The poet is the person who writes stories/lessons.

• True

• True and False

• False

• False and True

Synonym of "Scatter"

• assemble

• converge

• congregate

• spread in different directions

Antonym of "Hire"

• dismiss

• Pay someone to do a job

• buy

• rent

Read the passage carefully and answer the question given below :

One day, Patrick found his cat playing with something. He grabbed it and took it to a corner. When he saw, took him by surprise. It was a man of the tiniest size. He wore a little woolen shirt.

Q. What did Patrick found the cat playing with

• A man of the tiniest size

• A man of the largest size

• A man of the biggest size

• A man of the fat size

What did Patrick hate to do?

• Class work

• Home Work

• Text book

• Note book

Tick the picture that best describes "tiniest".

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Synonym of "scowl"

• to express anger

• smile

• laugh

• happy

Antonym of "Pursed"

• to bring your lips tightly together

• compress

• tighten

• released