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Chapter: 02. Great Wide Beautiful Wonderful World

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A. Answer these questions.
According to the first stanza, how is the World “drest”?
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What two specific actions does the wind perform with the mills and on the hills?
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Name two things mentioned in the third stanza that show how far the Earth goes.
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What comforting message does the “whisper inside” the speaker deliver?
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B. Answer these questions with reference to the context.
“The wonderful air is over me, And the wonderful wind is shaking the tree,” a. What feeling does the speaker convey by calling the air and wind “wonderful”?
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b. What does this stanza suggest about the speaker’s proximity to nature?
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“You friendly Earth! how far do you go, With the wheat-fields that nod and the rivers that flow,” a. Why do you think the Earth is called “friendly” by the speaker?
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b. What imagery is created by “wheat-fields that nod and the rivers that flow”?
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C. Think and answer.
The poem describes the wind as “walking on the water” and “talking to itself on the tops of the hills.” How do these descriptions give the wind a lively, almost human-like quality?
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If you were the poet, what one additional “wonderful” thing about the Earth would you choose to include in your poem, and why?
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The poem states, “You are more than the Earth… You can love and think.” What responsibility do these unique human abilities give us towards the Earth and its creatures?
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