Question

. Anger in its time a
nd place

May assume a kind of grace.

It must have some reason in it,

And not last beyond a minute.

2. It to further lengths it go,

It does into malice grow.

‘Tis the difference that we see

Twixt the serpent and the bee.

3. If the latter you provoke,

It inflicts a hasty stroke.

Puts you to some little pain,

But it never stings again.

4. Close in tufted bush or brake

Lurks the poison-swelled snake

Nursing up his cherish’d wrath;

In the purlieu of his path,

5. In the cold, or in the warm,

Mean him good, or mean him harm,

Whensoever fete may bring you,

The vile snake will always sting you.

A. Answer the following questions choosing the appropriate option: [1 × 5 = 5]

a) When is anger assumed as a kind a grace?

i. All the time

ii. When it is in correct place and time

iii. Never

iv. Both (ii) and (iii)

b) How long is it ok for anger to last?

i. Not beyond a minute

ii. Not beyond 15 minutes

iii. Not beyond half an hour

iv. Not beyond an hour

c) What does anger grow into, if it remains for long?

i. Fear

ii. Malice

iii. Pride

iv. Jealousy

d) Who lurks in the tufted bush?

i. Snake

ii. Bee

iii. Poet

iv. None of these

e) When will the vile snake sting?

i. In the cold

ii. In the warm

iii. Never

iv. Both (i) and (ii)


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Answer 1

Answer:

what makes anger graceful?

Answer 2

Answer:

a) When is anger assumed as a kind a grace?

A.  When it is in correct place and time

b) How long is it ok for anger to last?

A. Not beyond a minute

c) What does anger grow into, if it remains for long?

A. Malice

d) Who lurks in the tufted bush?

A. Snake

e) When will the vile snake sting?

A. Both (i) and (ii)

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