Question

Name the four Winter characters who resided in the
Giant's garden? How did they enjoy themselves?
5. What was the turning point in the story that brings
about a change in the Giant? Quote lines from the text
to support your answer,
1.2 Answer the questions with reference to the context,
1. 'What are you doing here?"
a. Who said these words and to whom?
b. Where had the speaker gone and for how long?
In the absence of the speaker, what had happened? who answer fast i mark him as brainlist​

Answer 1

Answer: The Giant was wondering for the no show by the spring. He was feeling sad for the winter in perpetuity. Now he was craving for a pleasant weather.

Answer 2

1. The four characters who resided in the giant's garden were Snow, Frost, Hail and North wind. They enjoyed themselves as the snow covered up the grass with it's great white cloak and Frost painted all trees silver. North wind came wrapped in furs and blew all chimney pots down and Hail rattled on the roof and broke most of the slates.

Answer. 5= The turning point of the story was when the giant saw the sight of children who crept through the little hole and climbing on the branches of trees. As a result, the giant's heart melted and he was sorry for what he had done. So, he broke the wall down and let the children to play in his garden.

1.2

Answer. 1 (a)

The giant said these words to the children.

Answer (b)

The giant had gone to visit his friend Cornish ogre for seven years.

Answer (c)

In the absence of the speaker the children used to go to school and play in his garden.

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