Interactions and Themes in Poetry

The video tutorial explores the poem 'The Looking Glass' by Ruth Underwood. It introduces the poem's characters, a mother and her daughter, and describes their visit to the town. The daughter encounters a girl who mirrors her actions, leading to the realization that she is seeing her reflection in a mirror. The poem highlights themes of self-discovery and reflection.

Who is the author of the poem 'The Looking Glass'?

• Ruth Underwood

• Robert Frost

• Emily Dickinson

• William Wordsworth

Who are the main characters in the poem?

• The girl and her brother

• The girl and her friend

• The girl and her mother

• The girl and her father

What does the girl do when her mother goes to the shops?

• She visits her friend

• She goes to school

• She stays at home

• She sometimes accompanies her mother

What does the girl notice about the town?

• It's very quiet

• It's full of interesting things

• It's always raining

• It's very small

What catches the girl's attention while waiting for her mother?

• A bird

• A dog

• A little green girl

• A car

What is peculiar about the little green girl?

• She is dancing

• Her shoelace is untied

• She is crying

• She is singing

What action does the girl take when she sees the green girl?

• She ignores her

• She calls her mother

• She ties her shoelace

• She runs away

How do the girl and the green girl interact?

• They mirror each other's actions

• They talk to each other

• They ignore each other

• They play a game

What does the girl do after tying her shoelace?

• She peeps back

• She calls her mother

• She sits down

• She walks away

What does the girl do when she first sees the green girl?

• She turns away

• She calls out

• She bends down

• She waves