English POEM QUE UNIT [4M]

My next-door neighbour, Mrs. Jones,
once asked me round to see her stones.
We stood and talked about a flower
for quite a quarter of an hour.
“Where is this lovely thing?” I cried.
“You’re standing on it,” she replied.
Q.1. What can be inferred about Mrs. Jones’s perception of beauty from her reaction in the last line?
Q.2. Identify whether the following statement is true or false:
The speaker easily spotted the flower Mrs. Jones was referring to.
Q.3. What does the phrase ‘for quite a quarter of an hour’ imply about the conversation?
Q.4. What does Mrs. Jones’s reply, “You’re standing on it,” reveal about the situation?
A. The flower was large and easy to spot.
B. The speaker had already picked the flower.
C. The flower was extremely small or hidden.
D. The flower had been removed.

My next-door neighbour, Mrs. Jones,
has got a garden full of stones:
A crazy path, a lily pond,
a rockery and, just beyond
A sundial with a strange device,
which Mrs. Jones thinks rather nice.
Q.1. What does the phrase “which Mrs. Jones thinks rather nice” reveal about her attitude toward her garden?
Q.2. Identify whether the following statement is true or false:
The poet is impressed by the neat arrangement of flowers in Mrs. Jones’ garden.
Q.3. What could be the poet’s possible intention in using the phrase ‘just beyond’ in the stanza?
Q.4. What does the inclusion of items like a ‘rockery’ and “lily pond’ suggest about Mrs. Jones’s gardening style?
A. She prefers greenery and grassy lawns.
B. She enjoys structured landscaping with typical flowers.
C. She mixes decorative features with natural elements.
D. She dislikes any garden maintenance