Who is the poet of “Deep in Our Refrigerator”?, Roald Dahl, Jack Prelutsky, R. K. Narayan, Ruskin Bond, What replaces the thrown food?, Old food, Rotten food, Fresh food, No food, The mould is described as _____., Multi-coloured, Invisible, White, Black, One lesson from the poem is _____., Keep food forever, Don’t waste food, Smell food always, Freeze food, Who decides when to throw food away?, Child, Mother, Father, Guests, The poem gently makes fun of _____., Teachers, Children, Old food habits, Cooking, The poem is written in _____., Paragraphs, Dialogue, Rhyming lines, Questions, The language of the poem is _____., Difficult, Scientific, Simple, Formal, The hesitation to throw food is due to _____., Fear, Regret, Laziness, Anger, Who fills the fridge again?, Mother, Father, Child, Teacher, Which sense is mostly used?, Hearing, Touch, Smell, Taste, What happens if food is kept too long, It improves, It spoils, It shines, It disappears, The poem teaches us to _____., Waste food, Ignore food, Store food properly, Forget food, What grows on the food?, Flowers, Grass, Mould, Fruit, What kind of poem is this?, Tragic, Horror, Funny, Patriotic, What does “ancient” mean in the poem?, New, Fresh, Very old, Clean, Who is the speaker in the poem?, Father, Mother, Child, Neighbor, The poem shows a common ____ experience., School, Household, Office, Market, How is the smell described?, Sweet, A certain special smell, Fresh, Floral, Finally, the food becomes a _____., Fresh meal, Sweet dish, Nasty mass, Ice block, Who takes the food out?, Father, Mother, Child, Cook, What does the mother say at the end?, “Let’s eat it”, “Apparently, it’s time”, “Keep it more”, “Cook it”, Where is the food dumped?, Sink, Garden, Garbage can, Table, Does the mother throw it without regret?, Yes, No, Sometimes, Never, What fills the empty space later?, Old food, Nothing, Other food, Ice, The new food is _____., Ancient, Rotten, Not so ancient, Smelly, The poem mainly talks about _____., Gardening, Food wastage, Travel, School, What happens to the food in the cold?, It freezes, It ripens, It burns, It dries, How long does the food stay in the refrigerator?, One day, One week, A month or more, One year, Who does not want to throw the food away?, Mother, Father, Child, Neighbour, Who says, “It’s probably too old to eat”?, Sister, Brother, Mother, Father, Why is the food kept there?, To decorate, Just in case, To sell later, To cook, What is kept in the special place?, Toys, Clothes, Food, Books, Where is the special place mentioned in the poem?, Cupboard, Refrigerator, Oven, Drawer, The tone of the poem is _____., Angry, Humorous, Serious, Sad, The fuzzy clumps are of what?, Snow, Multi-coloured mould, Oil, Mud, The mould clumps become ____ every day, Smaller, Softer, Larger, Cleaner, What do they notice the most?, Shape, Colour, Smell, Size, The refrigerator is described as _____., Empty, Clean, Deep, Warm, What appears on the food later?, Ice, Dust, Fuzzy clumps, Water

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