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    The document contains a short poem about a boy who loses his ball. It then provides 5 multiple choice questions about the poem: 1. The expression "what, what is he to do" denotes the boy's grief over losing his ball. 2. The statement "The poet was delighted to watch the ball bouncing down the street into the water" is false. 3. The poet repeats the word "what" to emphasize the boy's loss and confusion over what to do next.

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    The document contains a short poem about a boy who loses his ball. It then provides 5 multiple choice questions about the poem: 1. The expression "what, what is he to do" denotes the boy's grief over losing his ball. 2. The statement "The poet was delighted to watch the ball bouncing down the street into the water" is false. 3. The poet repeats the word "what" to emphasize the boy's loss and confusion over what to do next.

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    Class 10th Small

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    Siddhant Pasayat
    The document contains a short poem about a boy who loses his ball. It then provides 5 multiple choice questions about the poem: 1. The expression "what, what is he to do" denotes the boy's grief over losing his ball. 2. The statement "The poet was delighted to watch the ball bouncing down the street into the water" is false. 3. The poet repeats the word "what" to emphasize the boy's loss and confusion over what to do next.

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    questions that follow : 5×1=5

    What is the boy now, who has lost his ball, What, what is he to do? I saw it go Merrily bouncing,
    down the street and then Merrily over - there it is in the water ! No use to say 'O there are othre
    balls' :

    (The Ball Poem)

    (i) What does the expression 'what, what is he to do' denote ?

    (A) loss of the ball

    (B) ask the poet for another ball

    (C) boy's grief over the loss of the ball

    (D) go down the street

    (ii) State whether the following statement is True or False: 2-83989

    (v)

    The poet was delighted to watch the ball bouncing down the street into the water.

    (iii) The poet repeats the word 'what' in order to

    8.

    (iv) There is no use to say 'O there are other balls' indicates that the poet feels that it would be to
    console the boy.

    (a

    (A) helpful

    (B) futile

    (C) easy

    (D) shameful

    (v) 'What is the boy now, who has lost his ball.' Which feeling is expressed in this line?

    (A) regret

    (B) cheer
    (C) despair

    (D) thrill

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