the school boy

On summer morning , the poet sings with

• the skylark

• the canary

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The word winds means

• fans

• blows

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The summer morning is full of

• birds

• music

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At times the boy sits drooping because

• he doesn't like the atmosphere in the class

• He has dropped something

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He cannot take delight in the books because

• He doesn't like to study

• he is attracted towards nature

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The poet of this poem is

• TS Eliot

• William Blake

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The word stripped means

• uprooted

• deprived

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The poet in the poem is

• overjoyed

• unhappy

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Who is being compared to a caged bird?

• the school boy

• the plants

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Tender plants refers to

• the young plants

• the young children

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