Read the poem and answer the questions that follow.
Wind-Wolves
- William D. Sargent
Do you hear the cry as the pack goes by,
The wind-wolves hunting across the sky?
Hear them tongue it, keen and clear,
Hot on the flanks of flying deer!
Across the forest, mere and plain,
Their hunting howl goes up again!
All night they'll follow the ghostly trail,
All night we'll hear their phantom wail,
For tonight the wind-wolf pack holds sway
From Pegasus Square to the Milky Way,
And the frightened bands of cloud-deer flee,
In scattered groups of two and three.
1
Tick two metaphors used in the poem.
A. Deer
B. Forest
C. Wolves
D. sky
2
What real things do the wolves, deer and hunting represent in the poem?
How
A. In the Poem...
B. Real Thing
Wolves
Deer
Hunting
What are some other metaphors that could be used to tell the main idea of th
A.
B.
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Answer:
Given :-
Volume of box = 13400 cm³
Area of the base = 670 cm²
To Find :-
Height of the box.
Solution :-
Base of cuboid is a rectangle.
Volume of the box :-
\pink{:\implies\:\:\:}\sf{Volume = Base \:Area \times height}:⟹Volume=BaseArea×height
\pink{:\implies\:\:\:}\sf{13400 = 670 \times h }:⟹13400=670×h
\pink{:\implies\:\:\:}\sf{h = \dfrac{13400}{670} }:⟹h=
670
13400
\pink{:\implies\:\:\: }\underline{\boxed{\pink{\mathfrak{h = 20\:cm}}}}:⟹
h=20cm
∴ Height of the box = 20 cm
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