Question

READ UNDERSTAND AND ANSWER

Hearing by David Bouchard


As you walk along the ocean

And peer out toward the water

And you see a log that’s floating—

Look again, it might be me.

Come right down into the harbour,

But be quick, I must keep moving

. I am one the orca’s hunting,

And he frequently swims here.

Like the orca, I send signals,

Only mine sound much like clicking.

They bounce back with a clear message:

“Is it time to flee or eat?”

It would serve me if you showed Them

How I dive into the ocean.

How the channels to my ears fill

And then serve me like a drum

That amplifies the slightest sound—

That’s how I hear in water.

There’s more that makes me special.

I can hear on land as well.

They have surely heard me talking

With my friends out on their shores. l

Come and look across your harbor.

I’m here peeking. Can you see me? Please be quick. I must keep moving.

Now you see me, now you don’t.


● Answer these questions.

1. Who is the seal speaking to in this poem?

2. What does the seal say it might be mistaken for?

3. Why must the seal keep moving?

4. What sound does the seal make?

5. What strategy does the seal use to avoid the orca?​

Answer 1

Answer:

which class is of this question and it is so big