Very Important Practice Questions on My Own True Family by Ted Hughes || Practise these Multiple Choice Questions and Answers (MCQ). Do an excellent result in the Madhyamic Examination.
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My Own True Family || Ted Hughes || class - X
Do Practice these Multiple Choice Questions and Answers (MCQ) yourself. You will definitely get an excellent result.
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2. Once the child went inside
3.The child was looking for
4. The woman whom the child met was
5. The clothes that the woman was wearing were
6. The woman told that she had the child’s ________ in her little bag.
7. The word ‘cackle is related to
8. The child came to see that he was surrounded by a tribe who were
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9. The child found himself tied to a
10. The oak-trees introduced themselves to the child as
11. Oak-trees are chopped ________ and torn ________.
12. ‘You do not blink an eye’, by this, the trees mean
13. Unless the child made a promise then, he would
14. If the child saw one tree felled, he should plant
15. the bark of the oak-tree is
16. Unless the child takes care of the trees, the oak bark will …’ is a
17. Oak-trees are the child’s true family but the child never ________ among them.
18. The poem ‘My Own True Family’ has
19. Each stanza in the ‘My Own True Family’ has
20. The theme of the poem ‘My Own True Family’ is
21. Creeping in an oakwood, the poet was looking for a
22. When the poet came out of the oakwood, his heart was that of a
23.The poet met an old woman in the
24. The old woman had the secret of the
26. The poet found himself surrounded by
27. The poet was tied to a
28. Unless he made a promise, the poet was going to
29. The bark of the Oaktree is
30. The poet came back to
31. A visit to the oakwood brought to / in the poet
32.The experience of the poet in the midst of an oak-tree was a part of his
33. The poet crept inside of
34. The woman was
35. The bag that the woman carried was
36. When the Oaktree is chopped down, People
38. After coming out of the Oakwood the poet returned to
39. While looking for a deer ,the poet me
40. As the woman began to cackle the poet began to
41."We are chopped down" - here 'we' refers to
42. The Oak trees wanted the poet to make a
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