Test: A House, A Home - 3 - Class 6 MCQ

The poet mentions bricks, stone, and wood as the main materials used to build a house.

The poet emphasizes that a home is filled with love, care, and family members, while a house is just a physical structure.

The poet mentions that family members, including brothers, sisters, mothers, and fathers, make a house into a home.

The second stanza defines a home as being about "loving and family and doing for others" and "showing your loved ones you're always caring."

The poet believes that a home becomes vibrant due to the presence of a loving family that cares for one another.

In the poem, the perfect look of a house is described as having tiles on the floor, fine paints, a roof, and many doors.

The second stanza focuses on explaining the nature of a home and what makes a house feel like a home.

The poet believes that family members work for each other's happiness and well-being to show love and care towards one another.

The poet views a house as a mere inanimate building with no feelings, while a home is a vibrant place with a loving family who cares for one another.

The poet's message is to appreciate our homes and do our part to help those who don't have one.