Travel
Class 7 · English · 35 Questions
What things will you take along?
What are the activities you would like to do with your friends?
How much time will it take to complete your adventure trip?
Read the poem and underline the rhyming words in each stanza. Write the rhyming words from each stanza. An example has been done for you.
Identify the rhyme scheme of the poem from the options given below.
Identify the word in the poem that personifies the whistle of the train.
Complete the following by choosing the correct option from those given in brackets. The poet repeats the line, '...there isn't a train goes by,' in all three stanzas to ____. (highlight the speaker's fascination with the train/suggest that the area has many trains passing through)
The poem contrasts the busy day with the stillness of the night. What is the common factor in these?
Imagery is a literary device that uses descriptive language to create mental pictures and appeal to the reader's senses (sight, sound, smell, taste and touch). It makes the descriptions more relatable. Select the phrases from the poem that are examples of imagery. One example is given: day is loud.
Choose the suitable option to complete the following. The line 'My heart is warm' refers to a heart that is __.
What does the speaker say about her current friends?
What does the line 'better friends I'll not be knowing' suggest about the speaker's feelings toward their current friends?
Complete the following suitably. The tone of the speaker in these lines is ___. (grateful/content)
What does the phrase 'cinders red on the sky' tell us about the train at night?
What is the significance of the repeated references to the train's whistle?
What does the line 'no matter where it's going' reveal about the speaker's attitude towards travel?
Do you think the poet actually sees and hears the train? Why or why not?
Read the expressions from the poem given in Column 1 and match them with what they indicate in Column 2.
After meeting her old friend, her ____ with the joy of rekindled memories.
As I arrived at the railway station I could hear the ____.