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Question
Read the given extract and answer the questions:
The true Chameleon is small A lizard sort of thing; He hasn't any ears at all, And not a single wing, If there is nothing on the tree, Tis the Chameleon You see |
- Fill in the blank with one word: (1)
When the speaker says "If there is nothing on the tree, 'Tis the Chameleon you see", he refers to as characteristic trait of a true Chameleon. - What does the speaker mean when he says, 'A lizard sort of thing'? (1)
- Which of the following best describes the speaker's disposition while describing the Chameleon? (1)
- indifferent
- playful
- dismissive
- respectful
- Comment on the poet's use of language in these lines. Answer in about 40 words. (2)
Comprehension
Solution
- The ability to change colors or camouflage.
- A reptile
- respectful
- The poet uses humour to illustrate the characteristics of chameleons. Despite their inherent threat, the poet introduces them in a playful manner. The poet discusses how chameleons may change colour to match their surroundings, demonstrating their versatility.
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