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Chapter 16 POETRY : The Tale of Custard the Dragon — Online MCQ Test

ENGLISH · CLASS 10 · Andhra State Board

Practice Chapter 16 POETRY : The Tale of Custard the Dragon with a free chapter-wise online MCQ test for Andhra State Board CLASS 10 ENGLISH. This chapter covers: This chapter details Ogden Nash's humorous ballad about Custard a cowardly dragon who demonstrates unexpected bravery when a dangerous pirate attacks his friends.. AI-generated questions from basic to board-exam level, with instant results and explanations.

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Chapter 16 POETRY : The Tale of Custard the Dragon — Important Questions & Answers (FAQ)

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Who is the poet of the poem 'The Tale of Custard the Dragon'?
  • A. Ogden Nash ✓
  • B. Robert Frost
  • C. Walt Whitman
  • D. William Wordsworth
Answer: A. Ogden Nash
Ogden Nash is the American poet who wrote this humorous ballad.
What is the name of Belinda’s kitten?
  • A. Mustard
  • B. Ink ✓
  • C. Blink
  • D. Custard
Answer: B. Ink
Ink is the name of the black kitten owned by Belinda.
Why did Belinda and the other pets make fun of Custard?
  • A. Because he was slow
  • B. Because he cried for a nice safe cage ✓
  • C. Because he could not fly
  • D. Because he ate all their food
Answer: B. Because he cried for a nice safe cage
Custard was mocked for being cowardly and constantly asking for a safe cage.
Which literary device is used in 'snorting like an engine'?
  • A. Metaphor
  • B. Alliteration
  • C. Simile ✓
  • D. Personification
Answer: C. Simile
The use of the word 'like' to compare the dragon's snorting to an engine indicates a simile.
Which statement best characterizes the group's attitude after the pirate incident?
  • A. They felt ashamed of their cowardice
  • B. They thanked Custard for saving their lives
  • C. They immediately reverted to mocking Custard ✓
  • D. They were frightened of Custard
Answer: C. They immediately reverted to mocking Custard
Despite Custard's bravery, the group resumed their habit of mocking him, showing the repetitive nature of their behavior.

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