Good Morning, Merry Sunshine poem

 Good Morning, Merry Sunshine 
 


Good morning, merry sunshine, 

How did you wake so soon?

You’ve scared the little stars away 

And shied away the moon,

I saw you go to sleep last night 

Before I ceased my playing,

How did you get way over here?

And where have you been staying?


I never go to sleep, dear, 

I just go round to see

My little children of the East 

who rise and watch for me.


I waken all the birds and bees

And flowers on my way,

And last of all the little child

who stayed out late to play.


MCQs from each line and idea of the poem "Good Morning, Merry Sunshine" to ensure full comprehension.

1. What time of day is described in the poem?
 A. Afternoon
 B. Morning
 C. Evening
 D. Night

2. What is the sunshine called in the poem?
 A. Lovely sun
 B. Merry sunshine
 C. Little sunshine
 D. Golden light

3. What surprises the speaker about the sunshine?
 A. That it is so hot
 B. That it woke up so soon
 C. That it’s hiding
 D. That it looks tired

4. What did the sunshine do to the stars?
 A. Hid them
 B. Chased them
 C. Scared them away
 D. Woke them up

5. What happened to the moon?
 A. It disappeared on its own
 B. It was shy and left
 C. It was scared away by the sunshine
 D. It turned into the sun

6. What was the speaker doing last night?
 A. Sleeping
 B. Studying
 C. Playing
 D. Dreaming

7. When did the sunshine 'go to sleep' according to the speaker?
 A. After the stars appeared
 B. Before the speaker stopped playing
 C. After the moon left
 D. While the speaker was sleeping

8. What question does the speaker ask about the sunshine’s arrival?
 A. How are you shining so bright?
 B. Where are the stars?
 C. How did you get over here?
 D. Why did you come late?

9. What question does the speaker ask about the sunshine’s stay?
 A. Why do you disappear?
 B. Where have you been staying?
 C. Can you stay with me?
 D. Did you sleep in the sky?

10. What does the sunshine say about sleep?
 A. It sleeps in the clouds
 B. It takes naps in the sky
 C. It never sleeps
 D. It sleeps with the stars

11. According to the sunshine, where does it go instead of sleeping?
 A. To visit children in the East
 B. To hide in the West
 C. To float in the clouds
 D. To stay with the moon

12. Who are the “little children of the East”?
 A. Children who play at night
 B. Children who sleep late
 C. Children who wake early
 D. Children who fear the dark

13. What does the sunshine do as it moves?
 A. Spreads darkness
 B. Plays in the sky
 C. Wakes birds, bees, and flowers
 D. Sleeps in the East

14. What is the order in which sunshine wakes things?
 A. Flowers, birds, bees, child
 B. Birds, bees, flowers, child
 C. Bees, child, birds, flowers
 D. Birds, flowers, child, bees

15. Who does the sunshine wake last?
 A. The birds
 B. The flowers
 C. The little child
 D. The bees

16. Why is the child woken last?
 A. They sleep too much
 B. They stayed out late to play
 C. They are lazy
 D. They live far away

Answer Key

1.B. Morning


2.B. Merry sunshine


3.B. That it woke up so soon


4.C. Scared them away


5.C. It was scared away by the sunshine


6.C. Playing


7.B. Before the speaker stopped playing


8.C. How did you get over here?


9.B. Where have you been staying?


10.           C. It never sleeps


11.           A. To visit children in the East


12.           C. Children who wake early


13.           C. Wakes birds, bees, and flowers


14.           B. Birds, bees, flowers, child


15.           C. The little child


16.           B. They stayed out late to play

Questions and Answers from each line and idea of the poem "Good Morning, Merry Sunshine"

1. What time of day is described in the poem?

Answer: B. Morning

2. What is the sunshine called in the poem?

Answer: B. Merry sunshine


3. What surprises the speaker about the sunshine?

Answer: B. That it woke up so soon

4. What did the sunshine do to the stars?

Answer: C. Scared them away


5. What happened to the moon?

Answer: C. It was scared away by the sunshine

6. What was the speaker doing last night?

Answer: C. Playing

7. When did the sunshine 'go to sleep' according to the speaker?

Answer: B. Before the speaker stopped playing

8. What question does the speaker ask about the sunshine’s arrival?

Answer: C. How did you get over here?

9. What question does the speaker ask about the sunshine’s stay?

Answer: B. Where have you been staying?

10. What does the sunshine say about sleep?

Answer: C. It never sleeps

11. According to the sunshine, where does it go instead of sleeping?

Answer: A. To visit children in the East

12. Who are the “little children of the East”?

Answer: C. Children who wake early

13. What does the sunshine do as it moves?

Answer: C. Wakes birds, bees, and flowers

14. What is the order in which sunshine wakes things?

Answer: B. Birds, bees, flowers, child

15. Who does the sunshine wake last?

Answer: C. The little child

16. Why is the child woken last?

Answer: B. They stayed out late to play

17. Who watches for the sunshine in the East?

Answer: C. The little children who rise early

18. Who said Good morning to the sunshine?

Answer: Children said Good morning to the sunshine.

19. Where were the children at the sunrise?

Answer: The children were in their beds at the sunrise.

20. Why were the children surprised?

Answer: The children were surprised to see the Sun rising early when they are still on the bed.

 21. What happens when the sun shines?

Answer: When the sunshine brings for us a lovely day full of faith and hope.

22. What is the meaning of the green world? 

Answer: Green world means plants on Earth.

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