Q.2 read the poem carefully and answer the following question: If I were Lord of Tartary, Myself and me alone my bed should be of ivory, Of beaten gold my And in my court should peacocks flaunt, And in my forests tigers haunt, And in my pools great fishesslant Their fins athwart the sun.If I were Lord of Tartary, Trumpeters every day to every meal wouldsummon me, And in my courtyard bray, And in the evening lamps would shine, Yellow as honey, redthrone,as wine, While harp, and flute, and mandoline, Made music sweet and gay1. Find the words from the poem that mean the following from the abovestanzas: (2)i) Gold hammered into a flat, thin shape -ii) Show off proudly -2. Find the names of the animals mentioned in the first stanza. (1)3. Write the pair of rhyming words. (2)Q3. Prepare a formal invitation card for the Art Festival. (3)

Q.2 read the poem carefully and answer the following question: If I we

1.	Q.2 read the poem carefully and answer the following question: If I were Lord of Tartary, Myself and me alone my bed should be of ivory, Of beaten gold my And in my court should peacocks flaunt, And in my forests tigers haunt, And in my pools great fishesslant Their fins athwart the sun.If I were Lord of Tartary, Trumpeters every day to every meal wouldsummon me, And in my courtyard bray, And in the evening lamps would shine, Yellow as honey, redthrone,as wine, While harp, and flute, and mandoline, Made music sweet and gay1. Find the words from the poem that mean the following from the abovestanzas: (2)i) Gold hammered into a flat, thin shape -ii) Show off proudly -2. Find the names of the animals mentioned in the first stanza. (1)3. Write the pair of rhyming words. (2)Q3. Prepare a formal invitation card for the Art Festival. (3)
Answer» i) BEATEN GOLD my ii) And in my court should PEACOCKS flaunt2) peacocks, tigers, fishes3) Flaunt - HAUNT, Shine - wine,