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Chapter: 02. Great Wide Beautiful Wonderful World

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A. Answer these questions.
How does the first stanza describe the water’s appearance around the World?
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Beyond shaking trees, what practical use does the wonderful wind have, according to the poem?
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What does the phrase “people upon you for thousands of miles” suggest about human presence on Earth?
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In the final stanza, what specific event happened before the speaker heard the encouraging whisper?
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B. Answer these questions with reference to the context.
“World, you are beautifully drest.” a. What literary device is primarily used in this line to describe the World?
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b. How does this line contribute to the poem’s overall tone of appreciation?
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“And talks to itself on the tops of the hills.” a. Which natural element is being described as “talking to itself”?
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b. What kind of sound or feeling might “talking to itself” evoke for the reader?
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C. Think and answer.
How does the poet use the word “wonderful” repeatedly to build a sense of awe in the first two stanzas, and what effect does this repetition have on the reader?
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The poem encourages readers to reflect on their own place in the vast world. How can appreciating both the smallness of oneself and the unique abilities of human beings (love and thought) help a person feel more connected to the world?
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The poem was written by William Brighty Rands, a “laureate of the nursery.” Discuss how the simple language, clear imagery, and positive message of “Great, Wide, Beautiful, Wonderful World” make it suitable for elementary/middle school children.
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