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The animals in the forest were happy because they had plenty of water to drink.
True
The river dried up due to the floods.
False
There is a lake that never dries up.
True
The speaker is an adult.
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The poet can see and touch the love her grandfather sent for her.
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Who sent love to the speaker?
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What does the child expect when she hears her grandfather sent love?
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The ______ refers to the speaker, who is a little child.
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What provides a universal appeal in the poem?
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Match the following vocabulary words with their corresponding meanings:
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Study Notes
Being Neighbourly
- Animals in the forest were happy due to an abundance of water.
- A drought caused the river to dry up after a year.
- A bird found a lake that never dries up, offering a solution for the animals' water needs.
Grandfather's Love
- The poem's speaker is a young child who expects love to be a tangible object.
- The speaker is unable to see or touch the love sent by her grandfather.
- The pronoun "I" signifies the child speaker, while "He" refers to the grandfather, and "They" to the grown-ups.
- The poem uses rhyme scheme: a-b-c-b-d-e-f-e-g-h-i-h
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Description
Explore the interplay between nature and emotions in children's literature. This quiz focuses on two narratives: the story of animals seeking water and a child's interpretation of love through poetry. Delve into how these themes are expressed and understood.
