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1. What would the girl in the poem not share?

A. Her toys B. Her sweets, book, and doll C. Her food D. Her bicycle

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2. Why is the girl called "nobody's friend"?

A. Because she doesn't know anyone B. Because she lost her friends C. Because she likes being alone D. Because she refuses to share anything

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3. What did the boy eat by himself?

A. Chocolate B. Cake C. Toffee D. Biscuits

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4. What wouldn’t the boy let others play with?

A. His ball B. His tricycle and train C. His dollhouse D. His kite

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5. What makes someone "nobody’s friend"?

A. Being selfish and unwilling to share B. Being rude C. Being shy D. Being too busy

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6. What does the narrator promise to share?

A. Only sweets B. Food but not toys C. Books, games, sweets, and more D. Nothing at all

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7. What does the narrator say about the apple and cake?

A. The narrator will eat it alone B. The narrator will share half of it C. The narrator doesn’t have any D. The narrator gives all of it away

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8. What is the main theme of the poem?

A. Selfishness B. Happiness in solitude C. Loneliness D. Generosity and friendship

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9. What happens when you don’t share?

A. You become nobody’s friend B. You have more things for yourself C. You are admired by others D. You stay happy

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10. Who is "your friend" in the poem?

A. The boy B. The girl C. The narrator who shares D. No one

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11. What is the tone of the poem?

A. Sad B. Happy and encouraging C. Angry D. Serious and formal

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12. What would the girl not lend to anyone?

A. Her tricycle B. Her clothes C. Her ball D. Her doll

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13. What does the poet suggest about sharing?

A. It helps make friends B. It is not important C. It makes you lose things D. It is only for special occasions

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14. What lesson does the poem teach?

A. To value possessions B. To share and be kind to others C. To keep everything for yourself D. To stay away from friends

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15. What is the best way to make friends, according to the poem?

A. By being quiet B. By being generous and sharing C. By showing off possessions D. By being alone

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16. How does the narrator offer friendship?

A. By being kind and generous B. By being strict C. By keeping secrets D. By giving away all possessions

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17. Why are the boy and the girl similar?

A. They are kind B. They both are selfish C. They both are generous D. They both like playing with friends

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18. What happens when someone shares?

A. They make new friends B. They lose their belongings C. They feel sad D. They gain nothing

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19. Who is the poet of the poem?

A. Rabindranath Tagore B. William Wordsworth C. Enid Blyton D. Ruskin Bond