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Deep in the night
When all is still

A moon beam climbs the window-sill.
Over your bed
It softly flies

To see if sleep has closed your eyes.
A pinch of gold
Some fairy sand

It clasped within that moonbeam’s hand

And if by chance

You’re not asleep
It comes tip-toe on gentle feet.
To touch your eyes
With golden beams
And take you to the land of dreams.

Answer the following questions: [1*5=5]
1. The poet speaks of the moonlight as if it were
a. A watchman
b. A thief
c. A shadow
d. A fairy
2. “A pinch of gold/some fairy sand” (lines 7-8). The poet has used this expression to
describe
a. The colour of the moonlight
b. A child’s dream world
c. The face of the moon
d. The face of an innocent child
3. A soothing effect of the moonlight is that

a. It climbs the window-sill
b. It tip-toes on gentle feet
c. It puts a child to sleep
d. It rubs a pinch of golden sand on eyes
4. The ‘you’ in the poem most probably is
a. The poet himself
b. The little child
c. A mother
d. A golden fairy
5. Which of the following expressions best describes the silent movement of the
moonlight?
a. Deep in the night
b. All is still
c. Climbs the window-sill
d. Comes tip-toe on gentle feet

Answer 1

Answer:

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Explanation:

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