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I jump. I shake. I dance. I hop. I like to move. I cannot stop. I scoot and roll across the floor. I spin in circles out the door. I leap. I skip. I bounce. I slide. I swing. I flip. But I’m still careful! I don’t trip. List any two pairs of rhyming words from the poem. 2. Write antonyms – a. bounce- b. careful- 3. Write a suitable title for the poem given above. 4. Which word from the poem means ‘To go or leave somewhere quickly.’?

Answers

Answered by poonammishra148218

Answer:

1. 1. ' Away' and 'say'

2. ' Good' and 'food'

3. ' Grass' and 'pass'

'Mistake' and 'snake'

2. a. apathy. b. careless

3. The Title Of The Poem will pique the interest of readers and form them up for what needs to be expected.

4. phrasal verb. informal to leave a place suddenly.

Explanations:

Step : 1 A term that has the opposite meaning from another word is called an antonym. An example of an antonym is hot and cold, as well as good and bad. to induce a surface to rise up or away following impact: The goalpost gave the ball a bounce, sending it into the goal. She rapidly bounced the ball. Similar to how synonyms are arranged alphabetically, so are antonyms. Only if they are a member of a synonym group elsewhere do they show at their own alphabetical locations in the thesaurus as boldface headwords.

Step : 2 How To Come Up With The Right Title For Your Poem (With Examples)

Examples of Great Poem Titles — And What Makes Them So Good.

Choose evocative language. ...

Lead with an archetype. ...

Go for the emotional jugular. ...

Raise a question/conflict. ...

Use a single word.

Step : 3 They rhyme if they have a similar or matching sound. Examples include the rhymes "vehicle and bar" and "home and mouse." The two words do not rhyme if their sounds are dissimilar. For instance, an automobile and a man are not rhyming, nor are a home and grass. Two or more words can rhyme if their last sounds are the same or similar. Goat, boat, moat, float, and coat are a few instances of rhyming words. The two words do not rhyme if their sounds are dissimilar.

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Answered by surajnegi0600

Answer:

Two pairs of rhyming words from the poem are "dance/hop" and "move/prove".
a. Antonyms for "bounce" could be "sink" or "drop". b. Antonyms for "careful" could be "careless" or "reckless"
A suitable title for the poem could be "The Movement of Joy" or "A Dance of Movement"
The word from the poem that means 'to go or leave somewhere quickly' is "out".

Explanation:

The poem describes a person's movement and the different actions they take. The poem uses rhyming words to create a rhythm, which makes it more enjoyable to read. The poem also highlights the joy of movement and the person's care for safety. The title of the poem could reflect the theme of movement and joy. The word "out" is used to describe the person's movement out of the door, indicating that they move quickly.