Test: Two Little Hands - Class 1 MCQ

• The line mentions "Two little legs go tap, tap, tap."
• Legs help us walk, run, and jump.
• They make a tapping sound when we move our feet.

• In the poem, the line says "Two little eyes to look around."

• This means the eyes help us see things around us.
• We use our eyes to look at objects, people, and the world.

• The poem says, "Two little ears to hear any sound."
• Ears help us listen to sounds like music, voices, and other noises.
• They allow us to hear what's happening around us.

• The poem says, "One little nose to smell and breathe."
• Our nose helps us smell flowers, food, and other things.
• It also helps us breathe air into our lungs.

• The poem says, "One little mouth that likes to eat."
• The mouth helps us talk, eat, and express ourselves.
• It is also used for smiling, speaking, and eating.

• The poem says, "One little head goes side to side."
• Our head can move left and right to show yes or no.
• It also helps us look in different directions.

• The poem says, "Two little hands go clap, clap, clap."
• Our hands clap together to make a sound.
• Clapping is a fun way to show excitement or happiness.

• The poem talks about clapping, looking, and tapping.
• However, it does not mention jumping.

The poem says, "Two little legs go tap, tap, tap."
This means our legs help us walk and make tapping sounds.

• The poem says, "I have a little body that belongs to me."
• This means our body is our own, and we use it to do actions like clapping, looking, and walking.