Question

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UNDERSTAND THE POEM
A. Tick the most appropriate options.
The poet
when he sees a rainbow in the sky.
a. is filled with joy
b. is rather upset
c. jumps up happily
The poet wants to feel
for the beauty of nature all through his life.
a. wonder and reverence
b. curiosity and joy
c. excitement and happiness
"The Child is father of the Man' means
a. the child becomes a man when he grows into an adult.
b. the adult is formed by childhood experiences.
c. even as adults we have a childlike ability to enjoy nature.
Answer these questions with reference to the context.
B.
So was it when my life began;
So is it now I am a man;
so be it when I shall grow old,
What does the poet say should remain the same through childhood, youth and old age?
2. or let me die'. What does the poet prefer death to?
c. Answer these questions.
1. What does the poet say about his past, present and future?
What is the poet's wish?
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D.
Think and Answer
The poet considers the love, wonder and devotion he feels for nature's beauty
essential for his well-being and wishes to feel it all his life. Do you feel a strong
connection with nature? Share and explain your thoughts with your partner.
FUN TIME
Hear the Rhythm
E. Read the poem aloud. Note that one line captures our attention dramatically becaus
it is short. Why has the poet chosen to do this?
The Poet's Craft
F. 'The Child is father of the Man' is a paradox. A paradox is a contradictory or seemingly
statement which seems to be the opposite of what is expected or known. Read these e
I know that I know nothing.
This is the beginning of the end.
Discuss in groups and write at least one paradox of your own.​

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I don't know sorry for not answering the question but I'll try next time