PW Class 6 English Chapter 5: A Friend’s Prayer Important Questions

Friendship is not only about spending time together. It also involves accepting friends as they are, caring about their hopes, and being there when they need support. A Friend’s Prayer presents these ideas through the poet’s wishes for the kind of friend she wants to be.

PW Class 6 English Chapter 5 Important Questions give students a way to check how well they have understood the poem. The questions focus on its central theme, the poet’s feelings, trust, acceptance, and the qualities that make a friendship meaningful.

A Friend’s Prayer: Important Questions for Practice

The PW question set contains 10 multiple-choice questions from A Friend’s Prayer. They test whether students can identify the poem’s main idea and understand what the poet says about caring, trust, acceptance, and supporting friends.

1. What is the central theme of the poem “A Friend’s Prayer”?

(A) Competition between friends
(B) The value of true friendship
(C) Travelling with friends
(D) Fighting with friends

Answer: (B) The value of true friendship

2. What kind of friends does the poet appreciate?

(A) Those who are rich and famous
(B) Friends who always agree with her
(C) Friends who never make mistakes
(D) Friends who care and share hopes and plans

Answer: (D) Friends who care and share hopes and plans

3. Who is the poet of the poem “A Friend’s Prayer”?

(A) Jill Wolf
(B) John Keats
(C) Lewis Carroll
(D) Roald Dahl

Answer: (A) Jill Wolf

4. How does the poet suggest we treat our friends?

(A) By correcting their flaws
(B) By following them blindly
(C) By accepting them as they are
(D) By competing with them

Answer: (C) By accepting them as they are

Think About What Makes a True Friend

5. How does the poet characterise the blessings of having special friends in the poem “A Friend’s Prayer”?

(A) A burden to bear
(B) A responsibility to fulfil
(C) A source of joy and enrichment
(D) A cause of stress and worry

Answer: (C) A source of joy and enrichment

6. In “A Friend’s Prayer,” how does the speaker view the role of trust in friendships?

(A) A hindrance to true connection
(B) A superficial aspect of friendships
(C) An essential foundation of friendships
(D) A source of manipulation and deceit

Answer: (C) An essential foundation of friendships

7. How does the poet characterise the blessings of having special friends in the poem “A Friend’s Prayer”?

(A) A burden to bear
(B) A responsibility to fulfil
(C) A source of joy and enrichment
(D) A cause of stress and worry

Answer: (C) A source of joy and enrichment

8. The line “With special friends I feel I’m blessed” shows the poet feels:

(A) Angry
(B) Lucky
(C) Thankful
(D) Lonely

Answer: (C) Thankful

9. In “A Friend’s Prayer,” how does the speaker view the role of trust in friendships?

(A) A hindrance to true connection
(B) A superficial aspect of friendships
(C) An essential foundation of friendships
(D) A source of manipulation and deceit

Answer: (C) An essential foundation of friendships

10. How does the poet define the essence of a true friend in “A Friend’s Prayer”?

(A) Someone who always agrees with you
(B) Someone who shares all your interests
(C) Someone who supports you unconditionally
(D) Someone who constantly criticises you

Answer: (C) Someone who supports you unconditionally

A Friend’s Prayer Important Questions PDF

The Class 6 English Chapter 5 Important Questions PDF contains 10 MCQs based on A Friend’s Prayer. The complete set has been included above for practice. Students can also use the PDF to check the answer key and refer to the provided text and video solutions while revising the poem. 

Which PW Resources Can Strengthen Your Class 6 English Practice?

Once you have practised the important questions from A Friend’s Prayer, use these related PW resources to revise the poem and prepare for other parts of Class 6 English:

• Class 6 English Syllabus – Check the complete English syllabus and plan revision across poems, stories, and other chapters.

• Class 6 English Notes – Revise concepts and chapters from the Class 6 English syllabus.

• Class 6 English Sample Papers – Practise questions from different chapters together and check your preparation for school exams.

• Class 6 English Important Questions – Continue with chapter-wise important questions to strengthen revision across the Class 6 English syllabus.

The PW Class 6 English Chapter 5 Important Questions help students check whether they have understood what A Friend’s Prayer says about friendship beyond its surface meaning. By practising questions on acceptance, trust, gratitude, and unconditional support, students can strengthen their understanding of both the poem’s theme and its message before moving to textbook exercises or wider English revision.