If the poet’s Donkey wouldn’t go, he would wallop him.
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CH : 7.2 - The Donkey (Poem) question types
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State whether the following statements are True or False.
1 Q→02Read the extract given below and answer the following question
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CH : 7.2 - The Donkey (Poem) questions
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If I had a donkey
And he wouldn’t go,
Would I wallop him?
No, no, no.
I’d find a little hay
And give him some corn,
Then he’d be the best donkey
That ever was born.
Q.1. Which animal is the poem about?
Q.2. Write the meaning of the word ‘wallop’.
Q.3. What will the poet do if his Donkey will not go?
Q.4. Write the rhyming word for ‘born’.
And he wouldn’t go,
Would I wallop him?
No, no, no.
I’d find a little hay
And give him some corn,
Then he’d be the best donkey
That ever was born.
Q.1. Which animal is the poem about?
Q.2. Write the meaning of the word ‘wallop’.
Q.3. What will the poet do if his Donkey will not go?
Q.4. Write the rhyming word for ‘born’.
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