Question

Have you ever seen a sheet on a river bed?
Or a single hair from a hammer’s head ?
Has the foot of a mountain any toes ?
And is there a pair of garden hose ?
Does the needle ever wink its eye ?
Why doesn’t the wing of a building fly ?
Can you tickle the ribs of a parasol ?
Or open the trunk of a tree at all ?
Are the teeth of a rake ever going to bite ?
Have the hands of a clock any left or right ?
Can the garden plot be deep and dark ?
And what is the sound of the birch’s bark ?

Q 1.) Fill in the blanks:-
The poet wonders if:
1. The teeth of a rake will ever ____.
2. The ____ of a mountain has any toes.
3. The ribs of an umbrella can be ____.
4. There can be a ___ on a river bed.

Q 2.)answer the following:
1. what does the poet want to know about a hammer?
2.what is the pun in the word 'plot' here?
3.write two lines from the poem that you find the most humorous. Jusstify your choice.

Answer 1

Q 1.) Fill in the blanks:-

The poet wonders if:

1. The teeth of a rake will ever __BITE__.

2. The _FOOT___ of a mountain has any toes.

3. The ribs of an umbrella can be _TICKLED___.

4. There can be a _SHEET__ on a river bed.

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Answer 2

Answer:

Have You Ever Seen?

Poem

Have you seen a sheet on a river bed?

Or a single hair from a hammer's head?

Has the foot of a mountain any toes?

And is there a pair of the garden hose?

Does a needle ever wink its eye?

Why doesn't the wing of a building fly?

Can you tickle the ribs of a parasol?

Or open the trunk of a tree at all?

Are the teeth of a rake ever going to bite?

Have the hands of a clock any left or right?

Is the garden plot quite deep and dark?

And what is the sound of the birch's bark?

Notes

a river bed - the bottom of a river, where the ground is

a hammer - a tool used for hitting things or forcing nails into wood that consists of a handle and a heavy metal top with one flat side

a foot of a mountain - the lower part of something; base; bottom

a garden hose - a very long tube for carrying water to a garden or a fire

a hose - old-fashioned socks, stockings, and tights

a needle eye - the hole at the top of a needle

a wing of the building - a part of a building that sticks out from the main part, especially one with a particular purpose

a trunk - boot of car

a trunk of a tree - the main part of a tree that the branches grow out of

birch's bark - the hard substance that covers a birch tree

to bark - to make the short loud sound that a dog makes