Poem: “No turban on the head and no coat on the body; who is he and in which village does he live? He wears a torn dhoti and a tattered cloth, and has no shoes on his feet. A frail Brahmin stands at the door; the delight of the earth looks on in surprise. He asks for the abode of the Compassionate One and tells his own name: Sudama.” Question: Who composed this poem?

Poem: “No turban on the head and no coat on the body; who is he and in which village does he live? He wears a torn dhoti and a tattered cloth, and has no shoes on his feet. A frail Brahmin stands at the door; the delight of the earth looks on in surprise. He asks for the abode of the Compassionate One and tells his own name: Sudama.” Question: What is the antonym of 'दुर्बल'?

Poem: “No turban on the head and no coat on the body; who is he and in which village does he live? He wears a torn dhoti and a tattered cloth, and has no shoes on his feet. A frail Brahmin stands at the door; the delight of the earth looks on in surprise. He asks for the abode of the Compassionate One and tells his own name: Sudama.” Question: Which word used in the poem is a synonym of 'पृथ्वी'?

Passage: Roaring, the tiger said worriedly, “these human beings think a tiger ought to do nothing except to sit around and roar round the clock. If they find me peacefully asleep, they throw stones at me. They try to make me angry so that I can roar at them.” Hallu, the gibbon said gravely, “Horrible! Just horrible! I have had the same experience myself. I am the most popular animal in the zoo. A large crowd gathers outside my cage. I love yelling and screaming especially for the little children who come to see me. But two weeks ago when they sent my best friend Rolu to another zoo, I began to feel so lonely that I could not bring myself to laugh, leap or dance. Naturally the people who came to see me were disappointed”. Question: Who was the most popular animal in the zoo?

Passage: Roaring, the tiger said worriedly, “these human beings think a tiger ought to do nothing except to sit around and roar round the clock. If they find me peacefully asleep, they throw stones at me. They try to make me angry so that I can roar at them.” Hallu, the gibbon said gravely, “Horrible! Just horrible! I have had the same experience myself. I am the most popular animal in the zoo. A large crowd gathers outside my cage. I love yelling and screaming especially for the little children who come to see me. But two weeks ago when they sent my best friend Rolu to another zoo, I began to feel so lonely that I could not bring myself to laugh, leap or dance. Naturally the people who came to see me were disappointed”. Question: Hallu, the gibbon loved—