Riddles Poem Questions & Answers

Hi Everyone!! This article will share Riddles Poem Questions & Answers.

This poem is written by George MacDonald. In my previous posts, I have shared the questions and answers of How Doth The Little Crocodile, Fantastic Animals and Newton’s Gravity so, you can check these posts as well.

Riddles Poem Questions & Answers

Word Galaxy

  • Quiver – move back and forth very rapidly
  • Groan – to make deep sound in pain

Question 1: How many toes does ‘I’ have?

Answer: ‘I’ has thousands of toes.

Question 2: How many fingers does ‘I’ have?

Answer: ‘I’ has hundreds of hands.

Question 3: How does ‘I’ breathe?

Answer: ‘I’ breathes through its hair.

Question 4: When does ‘I’ eat?

Answer: ‘I’ eats all day long.

Question 5: What does ‘I’ do in the summer?

Answer: ‘I’ shakes and quivers with song in summer.

Question 6: Find out five words with the /s/ sound and five words with the /z/ sound in the poem.

Answer:

/s/ sound/z/ sound
Stand
Waist
Laced
Saw
Digest
Summer
Song
Fast
Thousands
Toes
Goes
Arms
Hundreds
Ends Fingers
Grows
Always

Question 7: Did you manage to identify the ‘I’ in the poem? If not, here are some more clues for you. Sharpen your wit and answer the riddle.

(a) I have a bark but I do not bite.
I have a trunk but I am not an elephant.
I am a ___________

Answer: tree

(b) Does ‘I’ really drink with its ‘toes’? If not, then what does ‘I’ use to drink water?

Answer: No, ‘I’ doesn’t really drink with its ‘toes’. ‘I’ is a tree. The toes referred to in the poem are its roots. Water is absorbed by its roots from the soil, so it drinks with its toes.

So, these were the Questions & Answers.

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