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c3     answer the following in a paragraph.
                         1.  The poet describes many things as sweet.  What are they? Among
                              them, what is considered to be the sweetest?

                     C4     Name the figure of speech used in the following sentences.
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                         1.   The wakening skies pray to the morning light.

                         2.   The wind lies asleep in the arms of the dawn like a child.
                         3.   The sea is our mother.
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                         4.   The cloud is our brother.
                         5.   The waves are our comrades all.

                     c5     list out the rhyming words in the poem, and read them out
                            to the class.
                             eg. light   -       might

                                   free  -       sea
                     additional Reading :

                           Read the following poem carefully and answer the questions
                     below. share your responses with others.


                                                          The diver



                         I put on my aqua-lung and plunge
                         Exploring, like a ship with a glass keel,
                         The secrets of the deep.  Along my lazy road
                         On and on I steal –
                         Over waving bushes which at a touch explode                                5


                         Into shrimps, then closing, rock to the tune of tide;
                         Over crabs that vanish in puffs of sand.
                         Look, a string of pearls bubbling at my side
                         Breaks in my hand –
                         Those pearls were my breath! … Does that hollow hide                   10






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