Read the lines and answer the questions.“She’s a lioness; don’t

1.	Read the lines and answer the questions.“She’s a lioness; don’t mess with her. She ’ll not spare you if you ’re a prankster. Don’t ever try to saw her pride, her self-respect.She knows how to thaw you, saw you – so beware!”(a) Who is a prankster? (b) What is the rhyme scheme? (c) To whom is the poem addressed? (d) What is the warning given by the poetess? (e) What is the woman capable of?
Answer» (a) A prankster is one who pretends to be mischievous. (b) ‘aaba’ is the rhyme scheme in the above lines. (c) The poem is addressed to the male readers who generally underestimate a woman. (d) The poetess warns the male readers to refrain from sawing a woman’s pride and self-respect. (e) The woman is capable of thawing and slicing down a person’s underestimated thoughts.

Read the lines and answer the questions.“She’s a lioness; don’t mess with her. She ’ll not spare you if you ’re a prankster. Don’t ever try to saw her pride, her self-respect.She knows how to thaw you, saw you – so beware!”(a) Who is a prankster? (b) What is the rhyme scheme? (c) To whom is the poem addressed? (d) What is the warning given by the poetess? (e) What is the woman capable of?

Answer»

(a) A prankster is one who pretends to be mischievous.

(b) ‘aaba’ is the rhyme scheme in the above lines.

(c) The poem is addressed to the male readers who generally underestimate a woman.

(d) The poetess warns the male readers to refrain from sawing a woman’s pride and self-respect.

(e) The woman is capable of thawing and slicing down a person’s underestimated thoughts.