What is the main purpose of "A Friend's Prayer"?
  • To ask for wealth and success
  • To wish good things for a friend's well-being and happiness
  • To apologize to a friend for a mistake
  • To describe a friendship adventure
In "A Friend's Prayer," what does the speaker primarily ask for on behalf of their friend?
  • Fame and popularity
  • Blessings, protection, and joy
  • Academic excellence only
  • Material possessions
Which word best describes the overall tone of "A Friend's Prayer"?
  • Angry
  • Sorrowful
  • Caring and sincere
  • Humorous
In "A Friend's Prayer," who is the speaker addressing the prayer to?
  • Their friend directly
  • A higher power or God
  • Their teacher
  • Their parents
What does the prayer suggest about the relationship between the speaker and their friend?
  • They are rivals
  • They rarely speak to each other
  • The speaker deeply cares for their friend
  • The speaker is jealous of their friend
Which of the following best summarizes the central message of "A Friend's Prayer"?
  • True friends compete with each other to be the best
  • A true friend selflessly wishes for another's happiness and protection
  • Prayers are only meant for personal needs
  • Friendship is only valuable when both friends are equal
Using evidence from the meaning of "A Friend's Prayer," explain why the act of praying for a friend rather than for oneself shows a deeper level of friendship. Which answer best supports this reasoning?
  • Praying for a friend shows selfishness because the speaker wants something in return
  • Praying for a friend demonstrates selflessness, showing that the speaker values the friend's well-being above personal desires
  • Praying for a friend is a common habit that does not reflect the depth of a relationship
  • Praying for a friend means the speaker does not trust the friend to take care of themselves
If you were to summarize "A Friend's Prayer" in a way that captures both its emotional depth and its message, which summary would be most complete and accurate?
  • A person lists all the things they want for themselves and mentions a friend at the end
  • A speaker offers a heartfelt prayer filled with love and concern, asking a higher power to guide, protect, and bless their friend throughout life
  • A speaker prays for a friend to become famous and wealthy so they can both benefit
  • A person writes a letter to a friend explaining why they are no longer close
A student argues that "A Friend's Prayer" is not just about one friendship but represents the universal value of caring for others. Which reasoning best supports or refutes this argument?
  • The argument is wrong because the prayer is only about one specific person and has no broader meaning
  • The argument is supported because the selfless wishes expressed in the prayer reflect values that apply to all meaningful relationships, not just one friendship
  • The argument is supported only if the friend mentioned in the prayer is famous
  • The argument is refuted because prayers are always personal and cannot represent universal values
After analyzing the meaning of "A Friend's Prayer," a student wants to write their own summary. Which approach would best demonstrate a deep understanding of the prayer's meaning and purpose?
  • Simply listing all the words used in the prayer without explaining their meaning
  • Writing a summary that identifies the speaker's selfless intentions, the blessings requested, and the emotional bond between the friends that motivates the prayer
  • Copying the prayer word for word and calling it a summary
  • Writing only about the setting and ignoring the emotional content of the prayer
What does the poet say is the most important thing to her?
  • Her studies
  • Her family
  • Her friendship
  • Her school
According to the poem, what does the poet want to share with her friends?
  • money and gift
  • hopes and plans
  • food and clothes
  • books and clothes
Which organ does the poet want to use in order to truly understand friendship?
  • Her eyes
  • Her mind
  • Her ears
  • Her heart
What is the central message of the poem 'A Friend's Prayer'?
  • Friends should always agree with each other
  • Friendship is about sharing money and gifts
  • A good friend loves, supports, and accepts others without judgement
  • We should pray for new friends every day
What word in the poem means 'feeling very happy and favoured by God'?
  • realised
  • blessed
  • judging
  • afar
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