Out in the Garden (Poem)

What is the main message of the poem "Out in the Garden"?

1. Nature is beautiful and should be loved and protected.
2. Only flowers are important.
3. Gardens are meant only for games.
4. Nature is not useful.

Why do people enjoy visiting gardens?

1. They are beautiful and refreshing.
2. They are noisy places.
3. They are full of traffic.
4. They are crowded markets.

Which quality does the poem encourage in children?

1. Love for nature
2. Carelessness
3. Laziness
4. Anger

Which living creatures help flowers by carrying pollen?

1. Bees and butterflies
2. Fish and whales
3. Lions and tigers
4. Cows and horses

What can children learn by observing nature?

1. Observation and appreciation
2. Only mathematics
3. Only computer skills
4. Only sports

Which sound is commonly heard in a garden?

1. Birds chirping
2. Factory machines
3. Loud traffic horns
4. Construction drilling

What should children do while visiting a garden?

1. Protect plants and enjoy nature
2. Pluck all the flowers
3. Throw litter everywhere
4. Break tree branches

Which colour can flowers in a garden have?

1. Only red
2. Many different colours
3. Only black
4. Only brown

Which sense helps us enjoy the fragrance of flowers?

1. Sense of smell
2. Sense of hearing
3. Sense of taste
4. Sense of touch

Why should we take care of gardens?

1. They make nature beautiful.
2. They create pollution.
3. They are dangerous places.
4. They stop plants from growing.

Which insect is often seen visiting flowers in a garden?

1. Butterfly
2. Tiger
3. Elephant
4. Camel

What feeling does the garden create in the poem?

1. Fear
2. Peace and happiness
3. Anger
4. Confusion

Which of these is commonly found in a garden?

1. Flowers
2. Cars
3. Aeroplanes
4. Trains

Where does the poet spend time in the poem?

1. In the classroom
2. In the garden
3. At the railway station
4. In the market