Who is the author of the poem "The Duck and the Kangaroo"?

The poem 'The Duck and the Kangaroo' was written by Edward Lear.

What is the main reason the Duck feels unhappy in the poem?

The Duck is unhappy because it finds its life in the nasty pond boring and wants to explore the world beyond.

What concern does the Kangaroo express about the Duck's request?

The Kangaroo is worried that the Duck's wet and cold feet might make it sick with roo-matiz.

Fill in the blank: The Duck bought four pairs of __________ to keep its feet warm and dry.

Worsted socks

What promise does the Duck make to the Kangaroo while asking for a ride?

The Duck promises to sit quietly and only say "Quack" throughout the journey.

True or False: The Duck feels content and happy living in its pond at the beginning of the poem.

False. The Duck feels bored and unhappy in its pond.

What does the term 'gracious' imply in the context of the poem?

'Gracious' implies a sense of surprise or shock, as expressed by the Duck.

What is the significance of the Duck's reflection while sitting on the rocks?

The Duck reflects on the Kangaroo's concern and finds a solution by purchasing socks for its feet.

Why does the Duck feel amazed when watching the Kangaroo?

The Duck is amazed by how the Kangaroo hops over fields and water effortlessly.

What does the word 'objection' refer to in the Kangaroo's response?

The 'objection' refers to the Kangaroo's concern about the Duck's wet and cold feet.

True or False: The Duck and the Kangaroo only travel a short distance together.

False. They travel around the whole world three times.