CBSE Class 7 English Garden Snake MCQs

Question. His mother says these kind of good snakes eat –
(a) Grass
(b) Minor creatures
(c) Insects

Answer:  C

Question. A snake moves in a –
(a) Straight way
(b) Direct way
(c) Serpentine way
(d) None of those

Answer:  C

Question. When the snake wiggles in the grass the speaker –
(a) Stand aside and watch him to pass
(b) Hide behind the tree
(c) Run away to his room
(d) None of those

Answer:  A

Question. The term used for the movement of the snake is:
(a) wriggles
(b) crawls
(c) moves
(d) both (a) and (b)

Answer:  A

Question. The poet thought that the snake
(a) was king cobra
(b) could bite and kill him
(c) would chase him
(d) would move towards the mongoose

Answer:  B

Question. Who are ‘they’ here?
(a) The people
(b) Poet and his mother
(c) Some snakes
(d) Some children

Answer:  A

Question. The mother told that a garden snake was:
(a) dangerous
(b) poisonous
(c) harmless
(d) their guest

Answer:  C

Question. The mother told him
(a) to stand stiff
(b) to fight the snake
(c) to hold the snake
(d) not to be afraid

Answer:  D

Question. What does the ‘wiggling’ of the snake mean?
(a) winking at other animals
(b) moving loftily his head left and right
(c) sneezing
(d) smiling

Answer:  B

Question. The speaker ran away to saw the snake because –
(a) He did not like them
(b) He knows that snakes are very dangerous
(c) It looks very frightful

Answer:  B

Question. What does the poet mean by ‘There’s no mistake’?
(a) snake won’t bite
(b) that there is no harm in standing there
(c) that some mistakes can be made
(d) that everything is correct

Answer:  B

Question. His mother says to him about the snake that –
(a) This kind of snake is good
(b) He should stay away from this kind of creature
(c) It is dangerous for us

Answer:  A

Question. Why are snakes dangerous, according to you?
(a) because they look very dangerous
(b) because their venom is poisonous
(c) because they make terrible sounds
(d) both ‘a’ and ‘b’

Answer:  D

Question. To see the snake, the speaker is got –
(a) Anxious
(b) Furious
(c) Happy

Answer:  B

Question. While the speaker watch the snake pass through the grass, he tell himself –
(a) There’s no mistake, it is just a harmless garden snake
(b) Don’t fear it’s not harmful dear
(c) Do not go near to the snake, it can be very harmful

Answer:  A

Question. The poet learn a lesson to:
(a) hit the snake
(b) stand aside quietly
(c) run away
(d) wait for the guest

Answer:  B

Question. Who is the poet of the poem " Garden Snake"?
(a) Muriel L. Sonnecorrect
(b) Leo Tolstoy
(c) Kit Wright
(d) None of these

Answer:  A

Question. Where did the Poet see the snake
(a) in his house
(b) in a forest
(c) in his gardencorrect
(d) None of these

Answer:  C

Question. Give the rhyming word of good
(a) snake
(b) lake
(c) hoodcorrect
(d) Away

Answer:  C

Question. It's just a .............. garden snake.
(a) harmlesscorrect
(b) harmful
(c) dangerous
(d) Both a and b

Answer:  A 

Question. Why does the snake kill insects?
(a) Because he does not like them
(b) Because he wants to rule the forest
(c) Because he wants to eat them as a food
(d) Because he wants to save human beings 

Answer:  C 

Question. What is the name of this poem ?
(a) The shed
(b) Garden snakecorrect
(c) Trees
(d) What if 

Answer:  B

Question. To see the snake, the speaker is got –
(a) Anxious
(b) Furious
(c) Happy 

Answer:  B 

Question. Give the meaning of ‘wiggles’.
(a) twists
(b) folds
(c) talks
(d) giggles 

Answer:  A

Question. The garden snake
(a) eats insects
(b) lives In the garden
(c) Is venomous
(d) is afraid of human beings

Answer:  A