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Write as many words as you can, related to the following. You should have at least twenty words. You may refer to your geography textbook or other sources for that purpose. Then try to find English words/items for the ones you have written.
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How many stanzas are there in the poem?
How many lines are there in the poem?
Write as many words as you can, related to the following. You should have at least twenty words. You may refer to your geography textbook or other sources for that purpose. Then try to find English words/items for the ones you have written.
Write as many words as you can, related to the following. You should have at least twenty words. You may refer to your geography textbook or other sources for that purpose. Then try to find English words/items for the ones you have written.
Write as many words as you can, related to the following. You should have at least twenty words. You may refer to your geography textbook or other sources for that purpose. Then try to find English words/items for the ones you have written.
Guess the meaning of catamarans.
Guess the meaning of the track.
Prepare a bilingual glossary for this topic.
Sky
Prepare a bilingual glossary for this topic.
land
Arrange the glossary in way:
According to the alphabetical order of letters in your mother tongue.
In what way can a bilingual glossary be useful?
As the seagull flies away calling, it appears as though he is showing the way- What does the way lead to?
Who holds the storm by the hair?
What type of boat do the fishermen use?
You know that many poems have rhyming words or rhymes at the end of the lines in each stanza. The pattern of rhyming is usually shown with the help of small letters such as ‘a’, ‘b’, ‘c’, etc. This pattern of rhyme is known as the rhyme scheme. The rhyme scheme of each stanza in this poem is aabb. Verify.
What do the following expression refer to? Write in a word or phrase.
leaping wealth of the tide
Match the following:
| (a) the wind | (a - ) | (1) brother |
| (b) dawn | (b - ) | (2) comrades |
| (c) Sea | (c - ) | (3) mother |
| (d) cloud | (d - ) | (4) child |
| (e) waves | (e - ) | (5) mother holding her child |
Find and write the line in the poem that refer to -
early morning
Find and write the line in the poem that refers to -
Full moon light
Using the internet, find photographs/pictures of landscapes/seascapes to illustrate the images used in the poem.
Select a few lines from your favourite nature poem in your mother tongue and translate them into English.
