1.Where were Old Kaspar and his grandchildren?
2.Who is Peter? What did he find?
3.What does Old Kaspar say about the large smooth and round thing?
4.What does the ploughshare turn out?
5.How was Kasper's family affected by the war?
6.Did the war serve any purpose, as far as Old Kaspar knew?
7.What words does Old Kaspar use to refer to the war? Why does he do so?
From The Story:- The Battle Of Blenheim.
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Answer: 1.Where were Old Kaspar and his grandchildren? Old Kaspar was in his lawn or garden sitting under the sun while Wilhelm in was playing beside him.
2.Who is Peter? What did he find? According to Christian tradition, Peter was crucified in Rome under Emperor Nero. He is traditionally counted as the first Bishop of Rome—or pope—and also by Eastern Christian tradition as the first Patriarch of Antioch.
3.What does Old Kaspar say about the large smooth and round thing? Old Kasper took the “large, and smooth, and round” thing from his grandson's hands and shook his head with a sigh as he figured that it was some “poor fellow's skull” who had died in the war. It is ironic that he refers to the battle of Blenheim as a “great victory” at the cost of loss of human lives.
4.What does the ploughshare turn out?
The ploughshare turns out the skulls of those thousands of deceased men who were slain in that Great Victory as they weren't buried.
5.How was Kasper's family affected by the war? The French wrecked havoc in the village and burnt homes of several innocent people to the ground. Consequently, the villagers were forced to migrate in search for shelter. Young Kaspar along with his parents fled to a different place but could not find a home because of the impending war.
6.Did the war serve any purpose, as far as Old Kaspar knew? Old Kaspar is only concerned about the great victory gained from death and devastation. kaspar cannot explain the purpose of war;nor it's benefits
7.What words does Old Kaspar use to refer to the war? Why does he do so? old Kaspar uses the words "the great victory" , "a famous victory" in the poem to refer the war fought between the French and the English. ... He does so to say that the war was a famous one and the war was great.
From The Story:- The Battle Of Blenheim.
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