"The Spring Walk"

19- What is the theme of the poem?

• A- It is fun to walk through fields with many colorful flowers.

• B- Sometimes animals may hide themselves from view.

• C- It is enjoyable to tell others about the beauty of nature.

• D- Taking long walks through nature can be exhausting.

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20- Read lines 7-8 of the poem.

Amid a hedge, where the first leaves

Were peeping from their sheaths so sly,

What does the poet mean by these lines?

• A- The leaves were hiding from the sun.

• B- The leaves were difficult to see on the trees.

• C- The leaves were just starting to grow on the trees.

• D- The leaves were moving back and forth with the wind.

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21- Which animal did the speaker have trouble seeing?

• A- lamb

• B- lark

• C- rabbit

• D- squirrel

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22- What is the meaning of the word strolled in line 23?

• A- escaped

• B- looked

• C- played

• D- walked

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23- How were the lark and pheasant similar?

• A- The speaker heard both birds on the walk.

• B- The speaker watched both birds in the sky.

• C- The speaker saw the eggs of both birds in the trees.

• D- The speaker listened to the songs of both birds on the walk.

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24- Which choice describes the setting of the poem?

• A- breezy and cloudy

• B- chilly and brisk

• C- hot and dry

• D- sunny and bright

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25- What can the reader infer about the speaker in the poem?

• A- The speaker remembers going on long walks in nature as a child.

• B- The speaker enjoys seeing the birds more than the other animals.

• C- The speaker pays close attention to the sights and sounds of nature.

• D- The speaker takes a walk each morning to look at animals in the woods.

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26- What does the poet mean by the phrase "the whole landscape was alive" in line 29?

• A- The speaker saw many exciting animals and plants on the walk.

• B- The speaker felt thrilled after going on a walk through the woods.

• C- The speaker spent many hours going on a walk through the woods.

• D- The speaker enjoyed listening to all the sounds of nature on the walk.

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