Posted By KV2 Kalpakkam
Class VI
Section A Reading
The Song of the Engine
When you travel on the railway
And the line goes up a hill,
Just listen to the engine
As it pulls you with a will.
Though it goes so very slowly
It sings this little song,
'I think I can, I think can,'
And so it goes along.
But later on the journey,
When you're going down a hill
The train requires no pulling,
And the engine's singing still,
If you listen very quietly
You will hear this little song,
'I thought I could, I thought I could!
And so it speeds along.
Christine Weatherly
Based on your reading of the poem answer the questions below
( 5*1=5)
1. ‘Line’ in the second stanza stands for
a. the clothesline
b. the railway line
c. lines on the train
2. When the train goes up a hill it has to
a. run
b. pull
c. will
3. Going down a hill is easy for the train as
a. it doesn’t have to sing
b. it doesn’t have to eat
c. it doesn’t have to pull
4. Which is not a song sung by the train ?
a. I think I can ,I think I can
b. I know I would ,I know I would
c. I thought I could ,I thought I could
5. What is the moral of the poem?
a. Old is gold.
b. Where there is a will , there is a way.
c. Make hay while the sun shines
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