Question

it finally joins a river. Tennyson makes the brook seelll dust allve.
He also compares the journey of the brook to the life of a human being
Reading
A. Answer these questions.
1. Where does the brook begin and where does it end?
2. What does the brook carry along with it?
3. The brook doesn't always sound the same as it flows.
Pick out four different sounds it makes. Describe what causes
the difference in sound. (For example, bicker down a valley...)
4. The poet paints vivid word-pictures of the places through which
the brook flows. Pick three instances from the poem which you like.
B. What do these lines from the poem mean?​

Answer 1

1.Brook begin in a hill and finally joins a river.

2.It carries the flower, foamy flake and lusty trout.

3.Bicker , chatter ,sharps, trebles,bubbles, babble and murmur.

4. a.The brook seems to be hurrying down the hills and slipping down the ridges .

b. The brook playing in the fields.

c.The brook flowing placidly under the night sky.

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