B. Reference to context
Read these lines from the poem, then answer the
questions.
1. Along the sea-sands damp and brown
a Which living things are on or
near the sea-sands?
b. What are they doing?
c. What happens to all
living things?
d. Why do you think the poet uses
the word sea-sands rather than beach?
2.
... but nevermore
Returns the traveller to the shore,
a. What does return to the shore?
there?
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1. a)The living things that are on or near the sea shore are- The traveller and the curlew.
b) The curlew is calling and the traveller is hastening to the town.
c) All living things die one day.
d) The poet uses the words sea-sands instead of beach to create a subdued tone where the tide washes away the footprints of the traveller on the sand.
2.a) The traveller returns to the shore.
b) No one will ever know that the traveller was there beacause the tide would have washed away his footprints.
c) The traveller has died.
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