Poem Flashcard

Front

Who are 'the little ones' in the poem?

Back

The little ones refer to boys and girls.

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Front

What is the setting of the poem?

Back

The setting of the poem is the echoing Green.

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Front

What can we infer about Old John from the second stanza?

Back

Old John used to play on the echoing Green.

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Front

What rises at the beginning of the poem and descends at the end?

Back

The sun rises at the beginning and descends at the end.

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Front

What is the theme of the poem?

Back

The theme of the poem is the joy of playing outdoors.

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Front

What does 'the echoing Green' symbolize in the poem?

Back

It symbolizes a place of joy and childhood.

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Front

How does the poem portray the passage of time?

Back

The poem contrasts the carefree nature of childhood with the reflections of old age.

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Front

What literary device is used in the phrase 'the echoing Green'?

Back

The phrase uses imagery to evoke a vivid picture of a lively, joyful place.

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Front

What emotions are expressed in the poem?

Back

The poem expresses joy, nostalgia, and a sense of loss.

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Front

How does Old John's character contribute to the poem's message?

Back

Old John's character reflects the transition from youth to old age and the memories of joy.

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