Question

Read this poem about two girls, and
how they turned an old bottle into
a wind chime.
It's such a pretty bottle
Said one girl to the other.
Words wind chime: a pretty piece of glass, shell or metal that one
to
know: near a door or a window, so that it makes a tinkling sound
She held it up to summer sky
wind blows
dump: a place for putting rubbish or waste
as if she'd found a shell.
junk: an old article
hat is not used anymore
They were walking through the dump again
dangling: hanging or swinging loosely
porch: a covered area in front of the house
stepping over bicycles
broken bricks and dinner plates-
this junk they knew so well.
READ
Let's take and make a craft with it.
They scrubbed their bottle blue and clear
tied sparkling beads
A. Answer these questions.
1. Who are the characters in the poem?
2. What does the first one hold up to the sky?
3. What was all around them?
4. What did they tie around the bottle?
5. Where did they hang it?
of rainbow glass
with fancy knots
B. Think and answer.
1. Have you ever seen a wind chime? What does it do?
2. Think of another suitable title for this poem.
on dangling strings.
Then carefully they hung it high
from one long nail above the porch.
APPRECIATION
ALLITERATION
For many years this wind chime whispered
Twinkling tales of hidden kings.
-Amy Ludwig VanDerwater
The use of certain words in a poem creates an effect
of sound and rhythm in the poem. We have learnt
that rhyming words are used to create a rhythm.
Now, look at these lines from the poem.
She held it up to summer sky​

Answer 1

Answer:

Predict which substance in each pair will have higher boiling and

melting points.

Explanation: