Question

Who was Lucy and why did Nature adopt her?

Answer 1

Explanation: Lucy, a young girl

• Lucy is a 3 year old girl in the poem written by William Wordsworth.
• The poem begins with the personified nature noticing Lucy a young girl.
• Lucy is William Wordsworth`s inspiration and is presented as an idol.
• Nature adopts and promises to make her a part of nature.
• Nature becomes the guardian for Lucy so that she can have a better understanding of herself and the world.
• Lucy starts to develop a special kind of relationship with Nature.

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Answer 2

Lucy was both human and ape.

Nature adopted her because her brain was one-third that of modern man, she was found to be as a bipedal.

1.Lucy was discovered as a

new species of Australopithecus — Australopithecus afarensis.

2. She has the charactestic of both human and ape and that's why nature adopted her.

3. She was found to be as a bipedal.

4. Most of the scientists thought that Lucy was the oldest direct ancestor to humans.

5. She used to look like a modern man she stood just 3.7 feet tall, and weighed a measly 64 pounds.