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WorksheetsFriends and Flatterers
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 6mins
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
Meaning of the word "Crowns" in the poem
(a)
Everyone is your friend when you have (a) .
‘Faithful friends are hard to find’. The line is an example of alliteration – quick repetition of a particular sound in a line of a poem. Find any one other examples of alliteration in the poem.
(a)
Meaning of the word "Renown in poem".
(a)
“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
Word used in the poem for the word generous
(a)
