Where Go The Boats | CLASSIC | Robert Louis Stevenson

The transcript is a poetic description of a river's journey, highlighting its continuous flow and the natural elements surrounding it. It reflects on the imagery of floating leaves, foam castles, and boats, pondering their destinations. The narrative extends to the river's path through valleys and hills, suggesting a connection to future generations who will continue the journey.

What color is the river described as in the poem?

• Golden

• Dark brown

• Dark blue

• Green

What natural element is mentioned as floating in the river?

• Branches

• Leaves

• Fish

• Pebbles

What are the castles made of in the poem?

• Wood

• Sand

• Foam

• Stone

Where does the river flow past in its journey?

• A forest

• A city

• A mountain

• A mill

Who is expected to bring the boats ashore according to the poem?

• The wind

• The river

• Other children

• The narrator