Class 6th English Honeysuckle

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Chapter 6 The Wonderful Words

MCQ Questions 

Question 1.
The words we speak
(a) are beautiful words
(b) bring out our thoughts
(c) should be high sounding
(d) should heal

Answer

(b) bring out our thoughts


Question 2.
English is
(a) a wonderful game of matching thoughts
(b) a foreigner
(c) the dress of soul
(d) a good language

Answer

(a) a wonderful game of matching thoughts


Question 3.
People are constantly trying
(a) to translate their thoughts
(b) to get a transfer
(c) to transform others
(d) to improve their performance

Answer

(a) to translate their thoughts


Question 4.
No thought should die
(a) due to arguments
(b) for want of proper words
(c) for want of good words
(d) due to clashes

Answer

(b) for want of proper words


Question 5.
Words mean
(a) vocabulary
(b) the food
(c) the dress of thoughts
(d) verbs

Answer

(c) the dress of thoughts


Question 6.
For many of the loveliest things
(a) have never yet been said
(b) have short life
(c) have been snatched away
(d) have not been seen

Answer

(a) have never yet been said


Question 7.
A beautiful thought is
(a) a marvelous surprise
(b) dies soon
(c) everlasting
(d) a blessing

Answer

(a) a marvelous surprise


Question 8.
The poet feels that English has enough words
(a) to express every idea
(b) for us to learn
(c) to confuse us
(d) to write any book

Answer

Answer: (a) to express every idea


Question 9.
To ‘loveliest things’ are
(a) money
(b) fame
(c) beauty
(d) great ideas

Answer

Answer: (d) great ideas


Question 10.
According to the poet, everyone wants to hear
(a) good music
(b) in the mind
(c) in the eyes
(d) new and noble thoughts

Answer

Answer: (d) new and noble thoughts


Question 11.
The words can free a thought which is
(a) in a prison
(b) in the mind
(c) in the eyes
(d) nowhere

Answer

Answer: (b) in the mind


Question 12.
The real beauty is in
(a) new and beautiful ideas
(b) beautiful words
(c) beautiful expression
(d) surprising words

Answer

Answer: (a) new and beautiful ideas


(1)

Never let a thought shrivel and die
For want of a way to say it
For English is a wonderful game
And all of you can play it
All that you do is match the words
To the brightest thoughts in your head

Question 1.
The thoughts die when
(a) they are bad
(b) they are good
(c) they are beautiful
(d) they are not expressed

Answer

(d) they are not expressed


Question 2
To give expression to the thoughts one has to
(a) work hard
(b) think well
(c) find proper words
(d) study a lot

Answer

(c) find proper words


Question 3.
The poet feels that English has enough words
(a) to express every idea
(b) for us to learn
(c) to confuse us
(d) to write any book

Answer

(a) to express every idea


Question 4.
English is a game which is
(a) like cricket
(b) like playing cards
(c) for all persons
(d) for those who love to express themselves

Answer

(d) for those who love to express themselves


Question 5.
The adverb form of wonderful’ is
(a) wonder
(b) wonderfully
(c) wondered
(d) wondering

Answer

(b) wonderfully


(2)

So that they come out clear and true
And handsomely groomed and fed
For many of the loveliest things
Have never yet been said.

Question 1.
The passage is taken from
(a) The Wonderful Words
(b) Beauty
(c) A House. A Home
(d) The Kite

Answer

(a) The Wonderful Words


Question 2.
The author of the poem is
(a) L.M. Halli
(b) Mary O’ Neill
(c) Peter Dixon
(d) Shure

Answer

(b) Mary O’ Neill


Question 3.
The poem is about
(a) a groom
(b) a girl
(c) words
(d) beauty

Answer

(c) words


Question 4.
The loveliest things’ are
(a) money
(b) fame
(c) beauty
(d) great ideas

Answer

(d) great ideas


Question 5.
The noun form of ‘fed’ is
(a) feed
(b) feeding
(c) food
(d) feeling

Answer

(c) food


(3)

Words are the food and dress of thought
They give it its body and swing
And everyone’s longing today to hear
Some fresh and beautiful thing;
But only words cart free a thought
From its prison behind your eyes
May be your mind is holding now
A marvelous new surprise!

Question 1.
If the words are the body, the thought is its
(a) dress
(b) food
(c) soul
(d) swing

Answer

(c) soul


Question 2.
According to the poet. everyone wants to hear
(a) good music
(b) fine words
(c) a new poem
(d) new and noble thoughts

Answer

(d) new and noble thoughts


Question 3.
The words can free a thought which is
(a) In a prison
(b) In the mind
(c) In the eyes
(d) nowhere

Answer

(b) In the mind


Question 4.
The real beauty is in
(a) new and beautiful ideas
(b) beautiful words
(c) beautiful expression
(d) surprising words

Answer

(a) new and beautiful ideas


Question 5.
The word ‘longing’ is a
(a) gerund
(b) verb
(c) noun
(d) adjective

Answer

(c) noun

Important Questions

Question 1.
All that you-do is match the words
To the brightest thoughts in your head
Answer:
You need to find the accurate words which seem to translate your best thoughts.

Question 2.
For many of the loveliest things
Have never yet been said
Answer:
The poet encourage readers to convert their thoughts into words and speak them as there are loveliest things that never yet been said.

Question 3.
And everyone’s longing today to hear
Some fresh and beautiful thing
Answer:
If you want to express your thought, you will find many eager listeners. Everyone is very eager to hear something new and beautiful.

Question 4.
But only words can free a thought
From its prison behind your eyes
Answer:
You have thoughts in your mind but its in prison behind your eyes. You need to free your thoughts from the prison by giving them word.

The Wonderful Words Extra Questions and Answers Reference to Context

Question 1.
All that you do is match the words
To the brightest thoughts in your head
So that they come out clear and true
And handsomely groomed and fed
For many of the loveliest things
Have never yet been said.

Explanation
One’s actions must match with the bright thought that flashes in one’s mind, expressing that idea or thought. The proper usage of words decorates that idea masses. A lot more is needed to be done and expressed. There is always a scope spheres. Which is yet untouched and undiscovered.

(i) How brightest thought’ can be expressed?
(ii) What can come out ‘clear and true’?
(iii) Why is that the thought needs to be groomed?
(iv) Explain ‘Have never yet been said’.
(v) Change the word ‘handsome’ to adverb.
Answer:
(i) The thought can come out clear and true.
(ii) The thought can come out clear and true.
(iii) The thought needs to be groomed for better understanding.
(iv) The poet explains that a lot of thoughts did not come out as they were not expressed in language
(v) Handsomely.

Question 2.
Words are the food and dress of thought
They give it its body and swing
And everyone’s longing today to hear
Some fresh and beautiful thing;
But only words can free a thought
From its prison behind your eyes
May be your mind is holding now
A marvellous new surprise!

Explanation
Words are the food for thought and decorates one’s thought. Proper shapes are given to ideas. Everyone wish to hear new and interesting things that are appealing and soothes to the ears of the listeners. The poet emphasized on the importance of expression through words. New and innovative ideas keep coming and may prove to be fruitful for humanity in general.

(i) How can be words the ‘food and dress’?
(ii) What do everyone wish for?
(iii) What is imprisoned behind the eyes?
(iv) What does the poet pray for?
(v) Find out the antonym of‘Marvellous’.
Answer:
(i) The words are food and dress as they feed and decorate one’s thought.
(ii) Everyone wish to hear something about fresh and beautiful things.
(iii) A thought is imprisoned behind the eyes.
(iv) The poet prays for expression of some surprise idea.
(v) ‘Ordinary’.


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