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Read the lines from the poem and answer the following questions :

Once there was a talking fan?

Electrical his chatter.

I couldn't quite hear what he said

And I hope it doesn't matter

Because one day somebody oiled

His little whirling motor

And all the mystery was spoiled?

He ran as still as water.

Questions:

(a) What is the name of the poet?

(b) What does the poet talks about?

(c) Why did the poet get fed up with the fan?

(d) What was wrong with the fan?

OR

Read the lines and answer the following questions:

"What did happen?" Charlie asked.

"It was fantastic!" cried Mr. Wonka. "The moment he swallowed it, he began wrinkling and shriveling up all over and his hair started dropping off and his teeth started falling out and before I knew it, he had suddenly become an old fellow of seventy-five! And thus, my dear Charlie, was 'Vita-Wonka' invented"

(a) Who war Charlie?

(b) What did Charlie enquire about?

(c) Who grew very old after drinking a few drops of Wonka?s wonder drug?

(d) Find the word from the passage that means the same as 'gulped'.

Answer:

(a) The name of the poet is Maude Rubin.

(b) The poet talks about an Electric fan.

(c) The poet got fed up with the fan because of its noise.

(d) The thing wrong with the fan was that its motor that needed oiling.

OR

(a) Charlie was Mr. Wonka?s assistant.

(b) Charlie enquired about how did Mr. Wonka?s new invention work on the young man.

(c) A young twenty-year-old boy suddenly grew into an old man of seventy five years after drinking a few drops of Wonka?s wonder drug.

(d) Swallowed.