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1. What does the word "spare" mean in the poem?
A. Survive
B. Lose
C. Borrow
D. Break
2. What does the poet want to do when the mother is in pain?
A. Stay away
B. Soothe her pains
C. Let her be
D. Argue with her
3. Why is the word 'Maa' significant?
A. It represents love and comfort
B. It is a common word
C. It shows authority
D. It is a cultural term
4. What did the mother do to comfort the child?
A. Sang lullabies
B. Kissed the hurt spot
C. Gave medicine
D. Called a doctor
5. What emotion does the poem evoke?
A. Joy
B. Gratitude
C. Hatred
D. Boredom
6. The word "gaze" means:
A. Blink rapidly
B. Stare continuously
C. Look sideways
D. Ignore
7. What is a major theme of the poem?
A. Strength
B. Sacrifice
C. Betrayal
D. Hatred
8. What does the child hope to do as a repayment to the mother?
A. Write a letter
B. Stay kind and caring
C. Move away
D. Forget her
9. What does "affectionate" mean in the poem?
A. Loving and caring
B. Angry and upset
C. Weak and timid
D. Sad and mournful
10. What fear did the mother have when her child was ill?
A. The child might die
B. The child might get lost
C. The child might fall
D. The child might disobey her
11. What does the poet say about a mother's sacrifices?
A. They are unforgettable
B. They are unnecessary
C. They are unnoticed
D. They are trivial
12. Which word in the poem means “beautiful”?
A. Feeble
B. Cradle
C. Pretty
D. Gaze
13. What does the child hope God will do for the mother?
A. Grant her long life
B. Take her pain away
C. Make her wealthy
D. Send her on a journey
14. What is the mother’s reaction when the child is in trouble?
A. She becomes indifferent
B. She shows deep care
C. She scolds the child
D. She leaves the child alone
15. What lesson does the poem teach us?
A. To respect our teachers
B. To value a mother's love
C. To ignore our parents
D. To be self-reliant
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