Question

Read the poem the fox and the Grapes. Fill in the blanks with the correct nouns from the box.

One summer's day a fox was passing through
An _________; faint he was and hungry, too.
When suddenly his keen eye chanced to fall
Upon a _______ of grapes above the wall.
‘Ha! just the thing!’ he said. ‘Who could resist it?’
He eyed the purple _______ – jumped – and missed it.

‘Ahem!’ he coughed. ‘I’|| take more careful aim.’
And sprang again. _______ were much the same,
Although his leaps were desperate and high.
At length he paused to wipe a tearful eye,
And shrug a ________ ‘ I am not so dry,
And lunch is bound to come within the _______ . . .
Besides,’ he said, ‘I’m sure those group are sour.’

The _________ is: We somehow want the peach
That always dangle just beyond our _____________;
Until we learn never to be upset
With what we find too difficult to get.

Joseph Lauren​

Answer 1

Answer:

forest

tree

He

angry

sad

from stomach

hungry

He

Answer 2

this is the correct answer..

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