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Question
Read the lines from the poem and answer the following.
He is very very like me.
From the heels up to the head!
- Who does he refer to?
- Who does me refer to?
- Why are he and me alike?
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Solution
- ‘He' refers to the shadow.
- “Me’ refers to the child (the speaker) in the poem.
- ‘He’ and ‘me’ are alike because he’ is the shadow of ‘me’.
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