FRIENDS AND FLATTERS

Praise someone highly but not sincerely means

• Flatterers

• being honest

• encourage

• none of these

words are easy like the wind is a

• metaphor

• simile

• personification

• none of these

A person who spends a lot of money according to the text means

• spendthrift

• miser

• prodigal

• none of these

Who is the poet of poem Friends and Flatterers

• Wiliam Shakespeasre

• William Shakespare

• William Shakespeare

• William Shakespere

What is the theme of the poem Friends and Flatterers?

• Flatterers are not those who praise us in good times but those who help us in times of need. According to the poet, a person who flatters you is necessarily your friend.

• True friend are not those who praise us in good times but those who help us in times of need. According to the poet, a person who flatters you is not necessarily your friend.

• True friend are those who praise us in good times and those who don't help us in times of need. According to the poet, a person who flatters you is not necessarily your friend

• Peace and Harmony

“Whilst thou hast wherewith to spend” means

• when you have money

• when you have lost all wealth

• when you are trying hard to earn money

Who is a friend

• those who praise us in good times

• friend are not those who praise us in good times but those who help us in times of need

Who is not your friend.

• Flatterets

• friends

Word used in the poem for the word generous

Meaning of THY in the poem is

• your

• while

• lovely