Q1: Who wrote the poem about the funny man?
Ans: Natalie Joan.
Q2: What does the funny man wear on his head?
Ans: A shoe.
Q3: What does the funny man wear on his feet?
Ans: Hats.
Q4: How does the funny man greet the poet?
Ans: He raises the shoe and smiles.
Q5: What does the poet call the man’s appearance?
Ans: A funny sounding sight.
Q6: What does the funny man offer the poet as a rose?
Ans: A currant bun.
Q7: How does the funny man address the poet?
Ans: As “Your Highness.”
Q8: How does the poet react to the currant bun?
Ans: She staggers back against the wall.
Q9: What does the poet say about the bun’s smell?
Ans: It’s a funny looking smell.
Q10: What does the funny man do after offering the bun?
Ans: He sings a song.
Q11: Where does the funny man sit while singing?
Ans: On the ground.
Q12: How does the poet describe the man’s song?
Ans: A funny feeling sound.
Q13: What does the poet ask the funny man about his hats?
Ans: Why he wears them on his feet.
Q14: How does the funny man leave the scene?
Ans: He hops home on his head.
Q15: What is one moral of the poem?
Ans: It’s okay to be different and have fun.