UNIT 2.6 MONEY BY WILLIAM H. DAVIES.ACTIVITY SHEETS FOR TEACHERS AND STUDENTS.


UNIT 2.6 MONEY BY WILLIAM H. DAVIES.ACTIVITY SHEETS FOR TEACHERS AND STUDENTS.




 When I had money, money, O!
I knew no joy till I went poor;
For many a false man as a friend
Came knocking all day at my door.
Then felt I like a child that holds
A trumpet that he must not blow
Because a man is dead; I dared
Not speak to let this false world know.
Much have I thought of life, and seen
How poor men’s hearts are ever light;
And how their wives do hum like bees
About their work from morn till night.
So, when I hear these poor ones laugh,
And see the rich ones coldly frown
Poor men, think I, need not go up
So much as rich men should come down.
When I had money, money, O!
My many friends proved all untrue;
But now I have no money, O!
My friends are real, though very few.



Question bank to form an Activity sheet.
A.1. Global Understanding: (02 marks)
State the statements true or false: (select any four statements.)
1.     Being rich poet is satisfied with his friend.

2.     Real happiness can be trace in poor life.


3.     Poet was free to express himself with the company of rich friends.

4.     Poet is ready to speak about his economic condition to the world.


5.     A person living in poverty has true sense of friendship.

6.     Poor person used to work day and night.


7.     Wives of poor persons are satisfied with the earning of family.

8.      Rich people usually laugh freely.

9.     According to the poet, poor persons have attained the true happiness in life.
10. Friends of poet remain unfaithful when the poet was rich.
11. In poverty poet was happy to get true friends though very few.
OR
Complete the statement by choosing correct options.
1.     According to the poet he can enjoy the real pleasure if he will …………….
a. collect money                b. be poor                c. collect more friends
      2. False man means:
            a. Untrue Friends             b. Unknown Person                    c. Poor People.
      3. In richness poet possesses ………………….
            a. Many cars                       b. A lot of Money              c. Many Friends
      4. Man is dead means?
            a. End of life                       b. Not active by feeling               c. Poor condition.

A2. Inference: (02 marks.)
(Select any one.)
1.     Describe the life of poor man with the help of given extract.

2.     Poet has compared his rich condition with a child because:

3.     Poet does not dare to express his poor condition to the world because:

4.     Compare the laugh of poor and rich person described in the extract.

5.     Wives of poor man hums like a bees because:

6.     Explain the line.  “Poor men, think I, need not go up
So much as rich men should come down.”


A.3. Personal Response: (02 marks.)
(Select any one)

1.      ‘Real happiness dwells with poor.’ Explain the supporting view in your words with respect of given statement.

2.     Note down the qualities of the true friend as per your view.


3.     Life of person is enriched with many friends, some are true and some are untrue. Explain any incident happened with you in which your friend became false and untrue with you.

4.     Distinguishes the laugh of rich and poor person in your words.


5.     Justify the following statement in your words.
‘Friends must be true though few.’



A.4. Poetic Device: (02 marks.)

(Select any one)

1.     Identify the figure of speech of the given line and find out another example of same figure of speech.
When I had money, money, O!

2.     Inversion is a figure of speech in which poet changes the words order of line for emphasis. Go through the poem and find out any two examples of Inversion figure of speech.

3.     ‘And how their wives do hum like bees.’
Identify the figure of speech in given line and explain it.

4.     Find out the line and identify the name of figure of speech in which comparison in made between false man and friend.

5.     Find out the rhyming pair of first two stanzas and note down the rhyme scheme of same stanza.
(We can prepare such many activities on poetic devices.)

A.5. Poetic Creativity: (02 marks.)

(Select any one)

1.     Compose a poem of four lines on your friends describing the good qualities of your friends.
2.     Complete the lines correctly by selecting words from given bracket to form AABB Rhyme scheme of the stanza.
(wife, cart, life, heart, weight, late.)
Poor have a light …………………….……
Which is full with happy ………………
Try to lead a peaceful ……………………
Though having demanding ……………

3.     Suppose you want to compose a poem on friendship. Compose your poem by filling the blank lines.

Friendship is like a sun
Which……………………………….
It may be like an ocean
That……………………………………….






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