Discussion
Study the following statements :
(A) The rabbit is hiding in a burrow.
(B) The buttercup is tempting a butterfly.
Answer: D
Only (B) is right, so the answer is (B) is right and (A) is wrong.
(B) is accepted as true: the buttercup is where the butterfly rests and sips nectar, so the flower is shown drawing it in.
(A) is wrong because the poem says the rabbit is 'sitting very still' in the open, which you may fail to see until he hops. It never says he hides in a burrow; burrows are named separately as meadow houses.
Hence neither 'both right', 'both wrong' nor '(A) right and (B) wrong' fits the poem.
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