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Swinging Poem Comprehension

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Answer questions about the Swinging poem.

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Swinging Poem Comprehension
 

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Swinging Poem ComprehensionOnline version

Answer questions about the Swinging poem.

by zaim luqman
1

What activity is mentioned at the start of the poem?

2

Which two levels are described in the swing's motion?

3

Where is the swing described as moving?

4

What does the speaker say will happen when they’re bigger?

5

What will the speaker do when they’re bigger, besides standing?

6

What image accompanies the line about tree-tops?

7

Which direction is mentioned for movement in the tree-tops stanza?

8

What do the children and baby do in the final stanza?

9

Who is the author of the poem?

10

What is the overall mood of swinging in the poem?

11

How do you think the speaker will feel when they are bigger?

12

What is the significance of the line “And down I go”?

13

What do you think the speaker is imagining when they swing?

14

What do you think the speaker enjoys about swinging?

15

What does the speaker plan to do when they are bigger?

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