give appropriate answers through Poem and through questions
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Answer:
1.respectful
2.for more greener,taller,fresher grass
3.it means that the snail is not made to run or do brave things
4.it means it must have luck to be alive while crossing the road
5.hazards
1. What is the poet's attitude towards the snail?
Answer - The poet has high respect and regards for the snail as he is brave and courageous and his tasks fearlessly.
2. Why does the snail set out of the safe rocky ledge?
Answer - The snail sets out of the safe rocky ledge in search of soft leafs or juicy stem which he felt existed accross the busy road.
3. What does "Not made to dodge or weave or run" mean?
Answer - This statement means that the snail is physically not made to undertake hazards built on the road. By nature, it is very slow in his movement and is very difficult for it to dodge the moving vehicles, or run fast to avoid getting trampled under the human feet.
4. What does the poet convey by the line "keeping his tentacles crossed"?
Answer - The poet conveys that keeping his tentacles crossed is a sign of earning some good luck as we humans cross our two fingers when we want to prevail some good luck on us.
5. Pick out a word from the poem that means the same as "dangers".
Answer - The word in the poem which means the same as dangers is hazards.