Tamarind Class 5 Worksheet English Gul Mohar

Q1: Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)

(i) What kind of tree is the focus of the poem?
(a) Oak
(b) Maple
(c) Tamarind
(d) Pine
Ans: (c)
The poem centers around a tamarind tree.

(ii) Where did the tamarind tree stand?
(a) In a garden
(b) By a winding lane
(c) On a mountain
(d) Near a river
Ans: (b)
The tamarind tree stood by a winding lane, as mentioned in the poem.

(iii) What emotion filled the narrator's eyes when they looked at the hills?
(a) Joy
(b) Anger
(c) Tears
(d) Laughter
Ans: (c)
Tears filled the narrator's eyes as mentioned in the poem.

(iv) What replaced the once-tall tree?
(a) A rock
(b) An empty hole
(c) Another tree
(d) A river
Ans: (b)
The once-tall tree was replaced by an empty hole, as described in the poem.

(v) Why did the narrator turn to the hills in the end?
(a) To find the tamarind tree
(b) To enjoy the view
(c) To cry
(d) To seek solace in nature
Ans: (d)
The narrator turned to the hills for comfort and solace, according to the poem.

Q2: Fill in the Blanks

(i) The tamarind tree provided __________ and shade each year.
Ans: fruits

(ii) The narrator loved to sit beneath the shady boughs and gaze at distant ________ hills.
Ans: blue

(iii) The narrator felt __________ upon realizing the tree was gone.
Ans: heartbroken

(iv) The empty hole left by the tree symbolizes the __________ the narrator feels.
Ans: void

(v) The tamarind tree stood by a __________ lane.
Ans: winding

Q3: Match the Column (In a Table)

Ans:

Q4: True/False Questions

(i) The tamarind tree stood by a river.
Ans: False
The tamarind tree stood by a winding lane, not by a river.

(ii) The narrator never found the tamarind tree.
Ans: True
The narrator searched in vain and couldn't find the tamarind tree.

(iii) The narrator felt joy while sitting under the tamarind tree.
Ans: True
The narrator felt solace and joy while sitting beneath the tree.

(iv) The empty hole left by the tree symbolizes happiness.
Ans: False
The empty hole symbolizes the emotional void, not happiness.

(v) The hills became a symbol of solace for the narrator.
Ans: True
The narrator turned to the hills seeking solace, as mentioned in the poem.