6th English Trees Poem Quiz | Samacheer Kalvi MCQs for TNTET & TNPSC

6th Samacheer English – Trees – Quiz

1. The poem “Trees” is adapted and based on a poem by:

A) Lewis Carroll

B) Sara Coleridge

C) Ruskin Bond

D) William Wordsworth

Ans: B) Sara Coleridge

2. How many different kinds of trees are mentioned in the poem?

A) Six

B) Seven

C) Eight

D) Nine

Ans: C) Eight

3. Which tree is described as the largest of trees?

A) Peepul

B) Banyan

C) Teak

D) Mango

Ans: B) Banyan

4. What does the Peepul tree do in the breeze?

A) Bends down

B) Quivers

C) Breaks

D) Blooms

Ans: B) Quivers

5. How does the coconut tree grow?

A) Short and broad

B) Bent and wide

C) Straight and tall

D) Low and crooked

Ans: C) Straight and tall

6. How are the fruits of the Neem tree described?

A) Very large

B) Very sweet

C) Very small

D) Very sharp

Ans: C) Very small

7. What does the Tamarind tree give us?

A) Useful wood

B) Pleasant shade

C) Golden flowers

D) Sharp leaves

Ans: B) Pleasant shade

8. The leaf of which tree is described as being as sharp as a blade?

A) Date

B) Neem

C) Mango

D) Banyan

Ans: A) Date

9. What does the Teak tree give us?

A) Pleasant shade

B) Small fruits

C) Useful wood

D) Sharp leaves

Ans: C) Useful wood

10. Which tree gives us fruit that is described as good?

A) Mango

B) Peepul

C) Teak

D) Date

Ans: A) Mango

11. What is the meaning of the word “quivers”?

A) Grows slowly

B) Shakes quickly

C) Falls suddenly

D) Stands firmly

Ans: B) Shakes quickly

12. What is the meaning of “pleasant” in the poem?

A) Enjoyable

B) Dangerous

C) Difficult

D) Unusual

Ans: A) Enjoyable

13. Choose the rhyming words from the first two lines of the poem.

A) trees – breeze

B) trees – tall

C) breeze – small

D) trees – shade

Ans: A) trees – breeze

14. Which pair of words rhymes in the lines about the Coconut and Neem trees?

A) straight – fruits

B) coconut – neem

C) tall – small

D) grow – fruits

Ans: C) tall – small

15. Which pair of words rhymes in the lines about the Tamarind and Date trees?

A) Tamarind – Date

B) shade – blade

C) pleasant – sharp

D) gives – leaf

Ans: B) shade – blade

16. Which pair of words rhymes in the last two lines of the poem?

A) Teak – Mango

B) useful – fruit

C) wood – good

D) tree – fruit

Ans: C) wood – good

17. “The Date’s leaf is as sharp as a blade” is an example of:

A) Metaphor

B) Simile

C) Personification

D) Onomatopoeia

Ans: B) Simile

18. What is the rhyme scheme of the eight-line poem?

A) ABABCDCD

B) AABBCCDD

C) ABCDABCD

D) ABBAABBA

Ans: B) AABBCCDD

19. Which of the following is NOT a describing word used in the poem?

A) Largest

B) Pleasant

C) Useful

D) Noisy

Ans: D) Noisy

20. What is the central focus of the poem “Trees”?

A) The destruction of forests

B) The different characteristics and benefits of trees

C) The life of birds in a forest

D) The changing seasons of the year

Ans: B) The different characteristics and benefits of trees