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The vital breath of prudent Education
Instills a virtue of enchanting power;
She lifts the motherland to highest station
And endless dazzling glories on her shower.
What is the rhyme scheme?

• AABB
  

• ABAB
  

• ABBA
  

• ABCB

The stars are shining bright and high
They twinkle softly in the sky
The moonlight glows upon the sea
And dances there so gracefully.

• ABAB

• AABBCC

• AABB

• ABABCC

The sky was red, the sun went down
It painted gold on every town
The birds all flew to find their nest
While nature settled down to rest.
The stars came out without a sound
And silence wrapped the world around.

• ABAB

• ABABCC

• AABB

• AABBCC

I wandered through the silent wood
The leaves were falling as they should
The breeze was cold, the night was near
I felt a sudden chill of fear.

• ABAB

• AABB

• ABABCC

• AABB

The wind blows gently through the trees
It whispers songs upon the breeze
The flowers bloom in colors bright
Their petals reaching for the light
The bees all hum a cheerful tune
Beneath the warm and golden moon.

• AABB

• ABABCC

• ABAB

• AABBCC

What is the central message of the poem "Through Education Our Motherland Receives Light"?

• Education only benefits the wealthy
  

• 
  Education weakens tradition
  

• Education uplifts individuals and strengthens the nation
  

• Education is a temporary solution to problems

According to the poem, how does education affect a person’s character?

• It makes them more aggressive
  

• It teaches them how to become famous

•  It instills virtue and moral strength
  

• It teaches them how to earn money

What happens to a nation where education is valued?

• It becomes vulnerable to attack

• It falls into chaos and ignorance

•  It becomes peaceful, strong, and honored
  

• It forgets its cultural identity

What comparison does the poem make to show how education spreads goodness?

• A volcano erupting over a town
  

• A bird flying over mountains
  

• A sword fighting enemies

• A spring nourishing plants and rivers
  

Why is education considered “the surest consolation” in life, according to the poem?

• It gives people entertainment

• It helps people escape responsibilities
  

• It provides inner peace, virtue, and lasting guidance

•  It teaches people how to be strict and cold