Test: The Kite - 2 - Class 6 MCQ

The answer is B because when the string of the kite goes slack, it means there is less tension on the kite, which causes it to fly back or lose altitude.

The answer is A because a new kite usually has bright colors and a fresh appearance, making it look visibly brighter and more attractive than an old or worn-out kite.

The answer is B because the kite flaps on a string when it is caught in the branches of a tree, where it may get stuck and flutter in the wind.

The answer is D because the word ‘flaps’ in this context means the kite is fluttering or moving back and forth in the wind.

The answer is C because when the wind falls or decreases in intensity, the kite seems to lose its ability to fly high and appears to rest or lose altitude.

The answer is D because when the new wind blows, the string of the kite becomes taut again and provides the necessary tension for the kite to fly once more.

The answer is A because a kite flies high again when a new breeze blows, providing the necessary lift and wind strength for the kite to regain altitude.

The answer is A because the phrase "How bright on the blue" refers to the kite's bright colors contrasting against the blue sky.

The answer is B because the kite rides "over tides of wind," meaning it soars and moves along with the changing wind currents.

The answer is C because the poem primarily focuses on the kite's movements and appearance, not specifically on the wind, string, or gusts and pulls.

The answer is B because the word 'blue' in this context refers to the blue sky, which serves as the backdrop for the kite's flight.

The answer is A because the kite "climbs to the crest of a gust" means it rises to the highest point or peak of a strong wind.

The answer is B because 'raggeder' means more torn or damaged, referring to the kite's appearance as it becomes older and more worn out.

The answer is B because the kite is compared to a ship sailing through the sky, riding on the wind currents and changing directions like a ship on water.

The answer is D because the kite "snaps its tail with a dip and a dive" describes the quick and agile movements of the kite's tail as it changes direction in response to the wind.