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Amanda poem test

M.M =30

Section -A (4×4=16)

1. Don’t bite your nails, Amanda!

Don’t hunch your shoulders, Amanda!

Stop that slouching and sit up straight,

Amanda!

(a) Amanda is getting instructions for what purpose?

(b) Give a synonym of ‘hunch’.

© What does the speaker of above lines instruct Amanda in the first stanza?

(d) What is the literary device used in the third line?

2. Don’t eat that chocolate, Amanda!

Remember your acne, Amanda!

Will you please look at me when I’m speaking to you,

Amanda!

(a) Why is Amanda not looking at the speaker?

(b) Find the word in the extract which means same as consume?

© The speaker is so worried about acne. What does it show?

(d) Which word in the extract means the same as ‘to gaze’?

Write a short note on the title of the poem?

How does Amanda tackle the nagging nature of her parents? Explain with examples from the poem.
What values does it portray about Amanda?

Section -B

5. How does it help Amanda to be an orphan?

6. Why does Amanda seem moody most of the times?

7. Why does Amanda wish to be a mermaid, an orphan, or Rapunzel?

8. Why is Amanda getting scolded for having chocolate?

9. Is the purpose of someone constantly giving instructions to Amanda being fulfilled? Explain.
10. What is the central idea of the poem?

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