Test: Nobody's Friend - 2 - Class 5 MCQ

The correct answer is 'Because' as it introduces the reason for not going out, which is studying for the test.

Sharing is generally considered a positive behaviour as it fosters kindness, cooperation, and social bonding. However, there are situations where sharing may not be advisable, such as when dealing with personal or confidential information. It's important to consider the context before deciding to share.

• Positive Aspects of Sharing:
  • Fosters kindness
  • Encourages cooperation
  • Strengthens social bonds
• When Not to Share:
  • Personal information
  • Confidential information
• Important Considerations:
  • Assess the context
  • Evaluate potential risks

Among the given options, 'Friend' and 'Buddy' are synonyms, both referring to a close companion. However, 'Enemy' is an antonym, representing opposition or hostility.

Therefore, 'Enemy' stands out as the odd one out in this group.

The phrase "as fast as a rabbit" is a common expression used to describe someone or something that moves very quickly.

• Rabbits are known for their quick movement.
• This expression is often used in everyday language to convey speed and swiftness.
• It's a simple and effective way to illustrate rapid motion.

Thus, "as fast as a rabbit" effectively highlights speed.

The words 'Lend', 'Give', and 'Donate' all involve transferring something to someone else, while 'Take' involves receiving it. Thus, 'Take' is the odd one out.

The word that doesn't rhyme with 'train' is 'stare.' This is because:

• 'stare' ends with the 'are' sound.
• 'brain', 'drain', and 'crane' all end with the 'rain' sound.

Thus, 'stare' does not rhyme with 'train.'

The statement is false because in the last stanza of the poem:

• The girl does not express a desire to borrow things from others.
• She focuses on other actions or emotions.
• This indicates that borrowing was not her intention.

The girl is unwilling to share sweets, books, or her doll. Therefore, all options apply.

The statement is true because, according to the context provided in the first stanza of the poem, the girl showed a reluctance or unwillingness to share her sweets with others.

The opposite of 'lend' is 'borrow'. When someone lends an item, they:

• Give it to another person
• Expect that it will be returned

Conversely, borrowing involves:

• Taking an item from someone else
• Having the intention of returning it later

Therefore, 'borrow' is the correct antonym of 'lend'.