Understanding Themes in Nature Songs

The transcript is a poetic exploration of Spring, using vivid imagery and repetitive motifs. It describes the transition from Winter to Spring, with references to nature, such as gardens, trees, and animals. The recurring theme of sowing hemp plants and twining Shum with periwinkle symbolizes growth and renewal. The narrative invites Spring to arrive and celebrates its presence with song and dance, emphasizing the joy and vitality of the season.

Where did Spring spend its Winter according to the song?

• By the sea

• In the garden

• On a mountain

• In a cave

What is the owl doing at the edge of the forest?

• Sleeping

• Flying

• Blowing into the water

• Singing

What is the song's request to Spring?

• To stay away

• To come and join in love

• To bring rain

• To sing louder

What does the song suggest doing outside?

• To have a picnic

• To plant trees

• To love each other

• To play games

What activity is repeatedly mentioned in the song?

• Dancing

• Sowing hemp and green plants

• Building a house

• Fishing

What is the song's effect on Spring?

• It scares Spring away

• It awakens Spring

• It confuses Spring

• It makes Spring sleepy

What is intertwined with periwinkle in the song?

• Shum

• A tree

• A vine

• A flower