A Concrete Example — Important Questions
CBSE · Class 8 · English
70 important questions from A Concrete Example for CBSE Class 8 English, with answers. Includes multiple choice and multiple correct questions.
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Important Questions from A Concrete Example
What is the narrator puzzled about in the second stanza?
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How Mrs. Jones gets the tiny plants in between the stones
The narrator cannot understand how such delicate plants are placed in the spaces between stones.
Which line from the poem introduces Mrs. Jones's garden in the first stanza?
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My next-door neighbour, Mrs. Jones, has got a garden full of stones
This line opens the poem and tells what kind of garden Mrs. Jones has.
What is the mood of the Mrs. Jones poem overall?
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Light and humorous
The poem uses playful details and a surprise ending to create a humorous mood.
Which poem in the chapter describes a garden filled with foliage, colours, bamboos, moonlight, and a white lotus?
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A Sea of Foliage
The poem by Toru Dutt describes a garden full of foliage, many colours, bamboos, moonlight, and lotus.
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