The Fly

When the fly goes away what preparations does the spider make?

• makes his bed

• prepares a delicious meal

• decorates his room

• weaves a subtle web and fixes his dining table in order to have a hearty meal of the fly

Why is the fly afraid of sleeping in the spider's bed?

• fly is not fond of sleeping on bed

• fly never sleeps

• fly was aware of the fact that the one who sleeps on his bed will never wake again

To be trusting and to believe what one says means to be gullible.  Who is trusting and gullible in the poem?

• Mary Howitt

• The spider

• The fly

What is the main theme of the poem 'The Fly'?

• Deception and danger

• Friendship and trust

• Adventure and exploration

• Love and romance

In the poem, what does the spider use to lure the fly?

• A sweet song

• A beautiful web

• A cozy bed

• A delicious meal

What literary device is primarily used in 'The Fly' to convey its message?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Personification

• Alliteration

Which character trait best describes the fly in the poem?

• Cautious

• Gullible

• Wise

• Brave

What does the spider promise the fly to entice it?

• A safe place to rest

• A tour of the web

• A tasty treat

• A new friendship

How does the poem 'The Fly' end?

• The fly escapes

• The spider befriends the fly

• The fly is caught

• The spider leaves the fly alone

What lesson can be learned from the poem 'The Fly'?

• Always trust strangers

• Appearances can be deceiving

• Friendship is valuable

• Adventure is worthwhile