Fill in the Blanks
Q1: If all the laddoos were one __________, oh! what a Big Laddoo it would be!
Ans: Laddoo
Q2: If all the children were one __________, oh! what a Big child that would be!
Ans: Child
Q3: Then if the Big child picked the Big __________.
Ans: Laddoo
Q4: Oh! What a Big __________ it would be!
Ans: Sea
Q5: If the Big child threw the Laddoo into the Big __________.
Ans: Sea
True or False
Q1: All the children and all the seas are combined into one.
Ans: True
Q2: The poem talks about a small Laddoo.
Ans: False
Q3: The Big child is referred to as a singular child.
Ans: True
Q4: The poem mentions a Big Splish-Splash.
Ans: True
Q5: The Big Laddoo is thrown into a small sea.
Ans: False
One Word Answer Type Question
Q1: What is the size of the Laddoo in the poem?
Ans: Big
Q2: What do all the seas become in the poem?
Ans: One
Q3: What does the Big child do with the Big Laddoo?
Ans: Throws
Q4: What is the sound made when the Laddoo is thrown into the sea?
Ans: Splish-Splash
Q5: What type of food is mentioned in the poem?
Ans: Laddoo
Short Question and Answer
Q1: What would happen if all the laddoos were combined?
Ans: There would be one Big Laddoo.
Q2: How does the poem describe the child?
Ans: As a Big child.
Q3: What is done with the Big Laddoo in the poem?
Ans: It is thrown into the Big sea.
Q4: What is the significance of the Big Splish-Splash?
Ans: It represents the action of the Laddoo hitting the water.
Q5: How is the sea described in the poem?
Ans: As a Big sea.