Little Things - Question Answers - English 10th

Little Things - Question Answers - English 10th
Question Answers from Chapter No 04 “Little Things” for class 10th, X. Matric Class





Q.1: Write a few lines about Julia Carney?

Ans: Julia Camey was an American verse writer. She was born in Boston in 1823 and died in
1908. Not much is known about her.

Q.2: What Is Eden?

Ans: Eden is the garden where Adam and Eve first lived, Eden is commonly known as paradise.
Eden is also used for a place of abundant natural beauty.

Q.3: What is the importance of little-things?

Ans: Little things have a lot of importance. For example, little drops of water make mighty
oceans. Similarly little grains of sand make the pleasant land, If we take care of little
thing, we will have no problems in life.

Q.4: What can make our world an Eden?

Ans: Our world can he made an Eden if we take care of little things. We only need little deeds
of kindness and little words of love for this. Only these two little things arc enough to
make our wodd an Eden kke the Heaven above.

Q.5: What is the message of the poem Little Things?

Ans: The message of the poem is that we should take care of little things. Little deeds of
kindness and little words of love look small things, but they can make a great change. Our
world will become an Eden if we are kind and loving.education for all

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