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Question
Underline the word silver/silvery in the poem. In which lines does it occur? What pattern does it show?
Solution
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Silver Slowly, silently, now the moon |
The word silver/silvery appears in every alternate line of the poem. The even lines do the colouring of the objects under consideration.
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| Category | Names | |||
| Metals | steel | copper | Silver | gold |
| Flowers | ||||
| Stars or galaxies | ||||
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| Seasons | ||||
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- Have you ever slept under the open sky?
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- Do you sleep with your windows closed or open?
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Only two things are shown to move in the poem. Which are they?
