CBSE Class 6 English A Friends Prayer MCQs Set 02

Answer: A. Idealistic

Explanation:
1. The writer believes in perfect, beautiful ideas of love [1].
2. She wants to give everything and expect nothing back [1].
3. Believing in such perfect goals is called being idealistic [1].

Answer: B. Friendship

Explanation:
1. The entire poem is about caring for companions [1].
2. It describes how to love and support a friend [1].
3. So, the main idea of the poem is friendship [1].

Answer: C. She doesn’t want to judge her friends

Explanation:
1. The writer wants to accept her friends completely [1].
2. She says she will make no judgements from afar [1].
3. Thus, the statement that she does not want to judge is true [1].

Answer: B. Best

Explanation:
1. The writer wants to do her very finest work for her friends [2].
2. She prays to give her utmost love and effort [2].
3. Therefore, she desires to give her best [2].

Answer: (B) Grateful

Explanation:
1. The poet is very happy to have good friends in her life.
2. She feels thankful in her heart for them.
3. The word "grateful" means saying thank you for a nice thing.

Answer: (B) Heart

Explanation:
1. The poet does not want to use just her regular eyes.
2. She wants to feel and look using her heart.
3. The heart helps her feel how good friendship is.

Answer: (C) May my friend get well soon

Explanation:
1. A prayer is a sweet wish for someone else to be happy and healthy.
2. Saying "May my friend get well soon" is a good wish.
3. It shows that you want your friend to feel better.

Answer: (C) Share hopes and plans

Explanation:
1. The poet wants to do special things with friends.
2. She wants to talk about what they want to do in the future.
3. Sharing hopes and plans makes their bond very strong.

Answer: (C) Judgements

Explanation:
1. A judgement is deciding if someone is good or bad without knowing them.
2. The poet says we should not do this from a distance.
3. We must go near our friends to understand them.

Answer: (B) Special friends

Explanation:
1. The writer feels very lucky and happy.
2. This happy feeling comes from her friends.
3. She says these people are her special friends.

Answer: (B) Wishes

Explanation:
1. The poet loves her friends very much.
2. She wants to make them happy.
3. She hopes to help their dreams and wishes come true.

Answer: (C) With love and acceptance

Explanation:
1. The poet says we must treat friends kindly.
2. We should love them just as they are.
3. We must accept them and not fight with them.

Answer: (C) Blessed

Explanation:
1. Having dear friends is a beautiful gift.
2. The poet feels very lucky and happy inside.
3. The word "blessed" means feeling this special gift.

Answer: (B) As a blessing

Explanation:
1. A blessing is a good gift that makes life nice.
2. The poet thinks her friends are a great gift.
3. She is very glad to have them in her life.

Answer: (B) Caring

Explanation:
1. This line shows that the speaker wants to help.
2. She wants to do everything a good friend does.
3. This shows she is a very sweet and caring person.

Answer: (B) Make their wishes come true

Explanation:
1. A good friend wants to bring joy to others.
2. The poet promises to do her best for her friends.
3. She wants to help make their dreams and wishes come true.

Answer: (C) Her heart

Explanation:
1. Our normal eyes can only see things on the outside.
2. The poet wants to see the goodness inside her friends.
3. She uses her heart to feel and find this love.

Answer: (B) The way they are

Explanation:
1. Real love does not ask people to change.
2. The poet loves her friends with all their habits.
3. She accepts them exactly the way they are.

Answer: (A) See what friends can be

Explanation:
1. The poet wants to understand friendship deeply.
2. She knows that only the heart can see true love.
3. So she wishes to use her heart instead of just her eyes.

Answer: (B) Making judgments

Explanation:
1. Sometimes we think bad things about others without talking to them.
2. The poet says this is wrong to do to friends.
3. We must stop judging them from far away.

Answer: (A) A Friend’s Prayer

Explanation:
1. This chapter has a poem about wishing good things for a friend.
2. The name of this sweet poem is "A Friend's Prayer".
3. It is a prayer to be a caring and loving friend.

Answer: (B) Loved as they are

Explanation:
1. The poet prays for her friends' happiness.
2. She wants them to feel safe and loved.
3. She wishes that everyone loves them just the way they are.

Answer: (A) To see

Explanation:
1. The poet says that the heart can see special things.
2. She does not use her eyes to find out what a friend is.
3. She uses her heart to see their love and kindness.

Answer: (B) Make their wishes come true

Explanation:
1. The poet wishes to bring joy to her friends.
2. She wants to help them get what they want.
3. She wants to make their wishes come true.

Answer: (C) Judgements

Explanation:
1. Forming a judgement means saying someone is good or bad.
2. The poet does not want to do this to her friends.
3. She wants to love them without judging them.

Answer: (C) Friendships

Explanation:
1. The poem talks a lot about friends.
2. The poet thinks friends are very important.
3. She wants friendships to always be valuable and dear.

Answer: (A) Love her friends the way they are

Explanation:
1. The poet hopes to be a very good friend.
2. She wants to love them without trying to change them.
3. She hopes to love them exactly the way they are.

Answer: (B) Share their hopes and plans

Explanation:
1. A friend listens to our dreams for the future.
2. The poet agrees to listen and share these dreams.
3. Sharing hopes and plans makes friends very close.

Answer: (A) As a blessing

Explanation:
1. Having friends is a very happy thing.
2. It feels like a beautiful gift given to us.
3. The poet defines her friendships as a special blessing.