One day she will get assimilated with the trees, rocks and stones that are a part of the earth. The poet pleads to let it escape and hide behind the thick marshy plants as it is harmless. The poet is talking to the wind. Two Roads. The five words which indicate that we are all alike are –, A. This poem is a lyric. b)         we walk on the same Earth Stanza 3 a) Good gracious- ‘g’ Along the sand boring:  make a hole in something with a tool or by digging. Then took the other, just as fair, 2. Snapped out: chopped out Hack: cut roughly by striking heavy blows, Anchoring earth: trees are held securely with the help of the roots in the earth, Scorching and choking: the drying up of the tree after being uprooted. (ii) ‘starry spheres’ refers to the sky at night time which is full of stars. 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Is there any difference between the two roads as the poet describes them claim: Better option Elijah tries, but only succeeds in … A. For years inside the earth. Stanza 6 - faint, fasting - ‘f’ sound is repeating The cake that she was baking then appeared to be too big, so she did not give him that and instead, she baked another smaller one. A. What do you think “comes dropping slow...from the veils of the morning”? We can also say that it is a peace poem. Love of a Kangaroo!” He barely managed to catch a glimpse of her hand moving before the slap landed. Next, as seen in the last section, McCarthy anthropomorphizes nature when he writes that the "snow whispered down in the stillness and the sparks rose and dimmed and died in the eternal blackness" (81). Stanza 10 - Line 1, 2 and 3 } Over there, he will build a small room for himself with clay and small sticks which are used to make the walls or the fences of the cabin. Stanza 14 3. 2. c) he wants to keep a honeybee hive. The rhetorical question, intended to make a statement rather than to ask a genuine question, appears in, "More fragile than he would have thought. They tell them a curious story — Let’s joint the doors firmly. The poet can still feel that his mother is looking at him as he listens to the song made by the rain drops falling on the roof top of his room. Tim was totally unprepared for Abby to slap him hard across his face. Over the land, and over the sea; It is green in colour. Is his mother still alive? Sprouting leaves. So she made a very little cake, b) how you hop - ‘h’ How beautiful Two roads diverged in a wood, and I — and chased away, and now 3.         Metaphor  A. The next day, they once again set out. ‘Humid Hover’ - ‘h’ sound is repeating. Of air that is everywhere our own, (ii) the image of linnets flying across the evening sky appears in the reader’s mind. Finally, he ends the poem by writing the first line in reverse and saying that Remember, no men are foreign, and no countries strange. Stanza 2 Book two roads chapter 27 summary. Stanza 3 Stanza 3 Just like the winnower separates the grains of wheat from the chaff, similarly, the wind god separates the weak from the strong. 1. My life is a bore in this nasty pond, The woodpecker gets food by boring holes in the wood. Which is played upon the shingles Will do it. Additionally, it would wear a cloak to save itself from the cold weather and would smoke one cigar a day too. But the wind throws the books and tears the pages. He says that the problems will not listen to us. Both had leaves on them and no one had stepped on them as they were still green in colour. Here, the poet introduces his mother. Chapter 3 - Summary of Key Stewardship Activities and Accomplishments Columnar Cactus Habitat at Organ Pipe Cactus NM The list below provides examples of stewardship activities and accomplishments by park staff and partners to maintain or improve the condition of priority park resources and values for this and future generations: A. 3. When we will be strong, the wind will not harm us, instead it will become a friend and help us to grow and flourish. Brooks does a wonderful job of showing how intertwined Adams I and II are as illustrated by Ike’s life. Pick out the words. Don’t break the shutters of the windows. Too large to give away. We think that we are choosing a better option, but it is not that way. So hack and chop This behavior of the greedy woman angered the saint. Privilege and Prejudice. c)         We have similar hands which we use for doing labour. a)         Stanza 1 - Body, breathes ‘b’ sound is repeated Why is ivan iv known as “ivan the terrible”? In line 1 ‘they’ refers to the parents or elders and ‘them’ refers to the children or the younger generation. The point of the story where the woman is turned into a woodpecker bird is the most important. Somewhere ages and ages hence; he is harmless even to children. It breaks the shutters of windows, scatters the papers, throws the books down from the shelves, tears their pages and brings along a lot of rain. 3. Grades. And once we are strong enough, we will overcome the challenges, we will become friends with them and then we will be happy that we had these challenges in our life because they help us become stronger and better. 2. Stanza 1 - line 3 and 4 But she was so greedy that she couldn’t give that thin piece of bread to the saint. She did not deserve to live like a human being. How many common features can you find in stanza 2? 4. The climate grows unbearably colder, and the snow worsens, falling quickly. cricket: an insect related to the grasshoppers but with shorter legs. Let’s look at the words at the end of the second and fourth lines, viz., ‘snows’ and ‘clothes’, ‘true’ and ‘you’, ‘below’ and ‘know.’ We find that ‘snows’ rhymes with ‘clothes’, ‘true’ rhymes with ‘you’ and ‘below’ rhymes with ‘know’. Browning, hardening, The poet wants to say that the wind crushes everything that is weak. Think about: The five words which indicate that we are all alike are – The snakes moves through the water in order to save itself. Yes, he misses lake Innisfree when he says that the sound of the lake water hitting the shore echoes in the core of his heart. All people, all men are same – they eat, live, die the same way. From the title of the Poem- ‘Rain on the Roof’, we can make out that the poem is about the rain. Encourage students to read this chapter independently and share a summary with their classmates, with a special emphasis on how the chapter … He sees the linnet bird flying in the evening sky. The duck requests the kangaroo to make it sit on its back and go on a trip to places like the Dee, and the Jelly Bo Lee, crossing lands and seas. It crushes everything that is weak. from the stroke. A. Should we do as we are told at such times? Stanza 4 It promises that it would remain quiet and would only quack. and graceful are his shapes! America. recollection is personified when he says that they weave dreams. Wherever he is – either standing on the roadway or on the grey - coloured pavements, he hears the sound deep in the innermost part of his heart. 1. A. Stanza 1 Behind the man, the boy "seemed some sad and solitary changeling child announcing the arrival of a traveling spectacle ... who does not know that behind him the players have all been carried off by wolves" (66). Literary Devices Simile: Comparison using ‘as’ or ‘like’ known who Saint Peter really was? wind is a symbol. The lady did not give him a cake out of the ones that she had baked, instead she baked a smaller one for him. Question and Answers Chapter 3 is, in many ways, like Chapter 2, moving from one party to another, encouraging the juxtaposition of the two events. And he said, “You are far too selfish d) But to balance- ‘b’ Spirit: soul The lady did not give him a cake out of the ones that she had baked, instead she baked a smaller one for him. What are the 3 factors that determine whether or not a person will self-disclose? The poet kept standing there and looked at the path very carefully as far as he could see it. And then the poet says that even their hands are same as ours, they work very hard just like we do. And walked about it, preaching, Stanza 9 - took, tiny -‘t’ sound is repeating And every day a cigar I’ll smoke, People who live in the country side, even the small children who go to school, seen this kind of bird in the woods. hence: here, in the future. a) And to keep out the cold I’ve bought a cloak, Stanza 10 These lines indicate that the feeling of being ‘at peace’ seeps in slowly and gradually. Stanza 9 – ‘baked it thin as a wafer’. Pleasing God has been a lifelong theme for me. He has linked the destructive power of wind to the adversities of life and says that the weak people break down, but stronger people emerge out of adversities, stronger.  The poem gives an important message that we should be mentally tough and physically strong in order to survive the hardships of life. Then he says that all the soldiers are our brothers – we all walk upon the same ‘Mother Earth’ and upon our death, shall lie in the grave in the same Earth. The poet says that she rolled and rolled to lay emphasis on the fact that she rolled the dough and made it very thin like a wafer and baked it. And who so happy — O who, And then he says that we should also make our bodies strong and hearts firm to face these challenges. What do the last four lines of the poem mean to you? She seemed a thing that could not feel f) whole world - ‘w’. He sees the cloudy sky, the shimmering stars in the night sky, the purplish glow of the afternoon Sun and the linnet bird flying in the evening sky. These roots are the most sensitive part of the tree as they bind it to the earth. He says that every tinkle on the shingles has an echo in the heart. He is in a problem as he must choose one path and is unable to decide which one to choose. It is a very quiet place and that is the reason the poet wants to go there. Will do it. In travelling round the earth, c)         Stanza 3 – line 1, 2, and 3 As the snake crawls, its body twists and turns forming fascinating shapes. Swift: something which runs very fast. In every land is common life A. One day, Saint Peter was preaching around the world and reached the door of a cottage where this woman lived. The snake tries to escape from being hit by the stick that is following it. I had no human fears. The duck loves the kangaroo and so, wants to take precautions for its well - being. Please include all information in your posts. The cake that she was baking then appeared to be too big, so she did not give him that and instead, she baked another smaller one. No, a simple jab of the knife cannot kill a tree. Stanza 2 - Line 1 and 2; line 3 and 4 Pick out the words. It means that as we walk on a path, we come across more options and make choices further. 4.         Alliteration: Wanted Wear ‘w’ sound is repeating These vibrant sounds and scenes of nature bring a feeling of peacefulness experienced by the poet. It should be soft and subtle. The poet says that the wind makes a mockery of weaklings. e)         we enjoy the bounties of nature, 3. Whenever he hears this sound it brings back memories of the past and he is reminded of his mother. And a small cabin build there, of clay and wattles made: She can be seen in the trees all day boring and boring for food. It disappears behind the marshy plants. But all the rest of her clothes were burned undergrowth: dense growth of plants and bushes means the forest). And shall get your scanty food 3. In ‘melancholy darkness’, the darkness is not melancholy, but it refers to the sad people. The Question and Answer section for The Road is a great 1. So, he says that as he listens to the patter of the rain upon the roof, he has many new dreams in his mind and the memories of the past come back in the form of dreams. The last four lines of the poem carry an important message that the strong people emerge stronger and victorious in the face of adversities. The snake is trying to escape the person who is chasing it with a stick and is trying to hit it. Stanza 13 - build, birds - ‘b’ sound is repeating 3. The rhyming words in the poem are -. And a thousand dreamy fancies The instances of alliteration are as follows - (Yellow wood means a forest with leaves which are wearing out and they have turned yellow in colour – the season of autumn.) flourish: grow. (v) how way leads on to way Overall. Roo-matiz: refers to the disease of rheumatism A. He says that there are roadways and grey – coloured pavements around him. Stanza 2 CHAPTER 22: The Road Less Traveled. He awakens from his sleep because of the sound of falling trees, and he decides that they must quickly depart. He felt that his future depended on the choice that he made. In order to avoid that, the duck had bought four pairs of worsted socks which fitted its web - shaped feet well. Over all the starry spheres The man promises his son they will not kill it, but they never hear the dog again. A. Latest Entrance Exams, Admission info, Class 9 English MCQ Tests as per latest pattern (Beehive) - Take Chapter Wise Tests ABSOLUTELY FREE - Click here. It means that as we walk on a path, we come across more options and make choices further. Stanza 6 As one sees the cloudy morning which is followed by the pleasant song of the cricket, the poet gains peace of mind. What are the things the wind does in the first stanza? 2.  Personification – wind has been personified. (i) the three things the poet wants to do when he goes back there (stanza I); Which fit my web-feet neatly.”, b) “All to follow my own dear true And I long to go out in the world beyond! As she has been buried in the Earth, she is a part of it and will assimilate with the rocks, stones and trees. The poet is saying that when the humid shadows hover (here, ‘humid shadows’ refers to dark clouds which are full of water). There is no rhyme scheme in the poem. b) And they hopped the whole world three times round; When Saint Peter used to live in the world and went around, giving religious lectures to the people just like all saints do, then an incident happened. Why is this poem called a legend? Years of sunlight, air, water, sigh: deep breath A. Once the roots are detached, the tree starts dying, It withers, dries up with the action of heat and wind, twists, hardens and finally, dies. He is in a problem as he must choose one path and is unable to decide which one to choose. Transferred epithet: the adjective used with a noun refers to a noun other than the one with which it is used. A. Said the Duck to the Kangaroo. The snake tries to save itself and hides behind the green - coloured bushes of marshy plants growing in the water. The point of the story where the woman is turned into a woodpecker bird is the most important. All of us have eyes which remain open when we are awake and close when we are asleep. And having perhaps the better claim, Answers: 2. Their hands are ours, and in their lines we read The title- ‘No men are Foreign’ means that the no men belong to another country. Said the Kangaroo to the Duck, Sledges: a vehicle on runners for conveying loads or passengers over snow or ice, often pulled by draught animals. She had it as thin as a wafer but was unable to part with that also. Later, the man sits down to make dinner. What problem does he face? Everything that is weak is tossed by the powerful wind and gets destroyed. Rhyme scheme He is an adult. From there, the most sensitive and hidden part of the tree - the roots have to be detached. The poet sensitizes the reader and highlights the fact that trees are living things. And would probably give me the roo- Slumber: sleep Stanza 3 (iii) Even when the poet is far away from Innisfree, he hears the sound of the lake water hitting the shore in the depth of his heart. ‘shadows’ refers to the moisture laden clouds which cast a shadow on the earth. He says that the scene of the cloudy mornings, the shining stars, the glowing Sun and birds flying in the sky give him peace. Stanza 1 Poem and Explanation 2. A summary of Part X (Section12) in Jack Kerouac's On the Road. Then the matter Beneath all uniforms, a single body breathes Yet knowing how way leads on to way, 1. Rhyme scheme of the poem: abcbdefe Stanza 2 – ‘the children look like bear’s cubs’. Onomatopoeia: The use of sound words to create a dramatic effect and auditory imagery. A. Perfect for acing essays, tests, and quizzes, as well as for writing lesson plans. Personification: Treating a non – living thing as a living being. He says that in the future, he will take a deep breath and say that once upon a time, he had reached such a point in life that there were two options for him and he travelled on that road which had been travelled by lesser number of people. 7. The duck says that it has made arrangements for the kangaroo’s safety. And baking them on the hearth; When Saint Peter was moving around the world, giving religious lectures to the people, he reached the door of a cottage where a small woman was making cakes. Stanza 3 So, the poet is saying that whenever a weak person faces any adversity or challenge in life he breaks down and falls. There is something haunting about a humanized nature in such a desolate context. We keep on walking ahead on that way. The poem is written in free verse. The kangaroo agrees to take the duck on a trip. All these give him a feeling of being at peace. Question and Answers What a bliss to press the pillow It takes in sunlight, water and air to grow into a strong trunk and have numerous leaves. As she is dead, she lies motionless. Just like the winnower separates the grains of wheat from the chaff, similarly, the wind god separates the weak from the strong. As Saint Peter had not eaten anything the entire day, he was very hungry and was feeling weak. A. The root is to be pulled out — country: belonging to the countryside i.e. Carrying the Fire: Effective Literary Devices in McCarthy's The Road, The Journey Motif in Works of American Literature, Imagery and Themes Establish McCarthy's Views in The Road. It brings down frail houses, crumbling doors, rafters, and even weak hearts. When fewer than four users front a right-of-way, current County Code for each new user requires them to pay an escrow for future construction of a public road. His mother is not alive anymore. shingles: rectangular wooden tiles used on roofs Finally, the tree will die this way. That also appeared to be big so she did not give him that also. d)         During peace we all enjoy the bounties of nature It had to be worn out by the steps of the people who walked on it. 5.         Enjambment - running lines of poetry from one line to the next without using any kind of punctuation to indicate a stop. Introduction to the Poem He said that she was not fit to live in human form and enjoy food and warmth. Which is, if you’ll let me speak so bold, Saint Peter’s curse had converted the woman into a bird. He knew that he could not go back on the choice that he had made. 1. By the patter of the rain. Now in memory comes my mother, In this poem, a harmless green - coloured snake tries to save itself from being hit by a person who is chasing it with a stick to kill it. learn, lesson - ‘l’ sound is repeating What would she have done then? And I bought four pairs of worsted socks poking fun: making fun of something And out of the top flew a woodpecker, The third time, she took a very small amount of dough and rolled it. Also, he will get the honey from the honey bee hive.  He says that the open space, where he will build his room will be full of the buzzing sound of the bees an over there he will live all alone, in peace and tranquility. 4. b)         we breathe She looked at it, and thought it seemed They are as follows – She had a scarlet cap on her head, Part 1, Chapter 4. Alliteration:  The repetition of a consonant sound in two or more consecutive words. i)          ‘first for’ – ‘f’ sound is repeating But she couldn’t part with that. The choice that you made, made you what you became of it. Rising out of it, feeding 4. f)          We all do a lot of labour with our hands History, 21.06.2019 15:00. 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