Test: The Naughty Boy - Class 4 MCQ

In the poem "The Naughty Boy" by John Keats, the naughty boy runs away to Scotland.

The poem mentions that the boy stood in his shoes while he was in Scotland.

"The Naughty Boy" is a poem written by the famous English poet, John Keats.

In the poem, the boy compares the things of Scotland to those of England. He says that the cherries in Scotland are as red as those in England.

The boy in the poem compares the things he finds in Scotland with those in England.

In the poem, the boy says that the yard in Scotland was as long as a song, which means it was quite long.

The title of the poem itself suggests that the boy in the poem is naughty, as he runs away to Scotland.

In the poem, the boy describes the door in Scotland as being made of wood, just like the ones in England.

The song mentioned in the poem is described as merry, meaning it is a happy and cheerful song.

The boy in the poem describes the ground in Scotland as being as hard as that in England.