Questions and answers of the poem 'Don't Quit'. SEBA Class 8.

 Don't Quit

A) Answer the following questions:

1. What are the problems that the poet mentioned in the poem?

Ans- The problems that the poet mentioned in the poem are challenges big and small, debts, failures and clouds of doubts.

2. How should you deal with twists and turns of life?

Ans- At some point in our life we all learn that our life is weird with its uncertainties. We cannot be sure of anything in life. So, we should  always be ready with a positive mindset to deal with the twists and turns of life.

3. What does the poet mean by: "rest if you must, but don't you quit.".

Ans- "Rest if you must, but don't you quit".

By the above line the poet means that sometimes when we feel tired in the battle of success, we shouldn't not give up. If needed we must take rest for a while to get back our energy and start again. But we should never quit.

4. What is the situation when we must not quit and be ready to sale come what may?

Ans- When we face the biggest challenges in our life, it is very important to stick to the fight and not to give up. It is when we feel very exhausted in life, and we feel like this is enough we musn't quit. Because we never know that if might get success with just another try. 

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