Could you help me with this poem I read it out loud I don't understand it one bit.
Here's the questions.
1. How does the boy hear about the wonder horse?
2. Why does the boy admire the horse?
3. In what season does the boy capture the horse?
4. How does the boy lose the horse?
I can find only this:
http://www.angelfire.com/ca/JumpingtheLordlines/fable.html
What is the text of the poem you're referring to? Or at least the exact title and author?
The exact title is called Fable for when there's no way and it's by May Swenson. Do you understand the questions or the poem. The questions don't even go with the poem.
You're absolutely right -- the questions have nothing to do with that poem. You should print out both the questions AND the poem and ask your teacher about this.
I think you are talking about wonder horse
what does the chick's behavior in the poem teach you about what to do when you don't know what to do.
i sont know
Of course, I'd be happy to help you understand the poem! However, since you didn't provide the poem itself, I won't be able to answer the questions directly. Nonetheless, I can explain how to approach finding the answers.
To begin, make sure you carefully read the poem and pay attention to the details and context. Look for clues or descriptions that might lead you to the answers. Additionally, consider the perspective of the narrator or the characters involved to gain further insights.
1. To find out how the boy hears about the wonder horse, locate any lines or stanzas in the poem that mention it directly or indirectly. It could be through a conversation, a rumor, or any other means of communication.
2. To understand why the boy admires the horse, look for lines or passages that describe the boy's emotions or thoughts towards the horse. Pay attention to any qualities or actions of the horse that are specifically mentioned as reasons for admiration.
3. To determine the season in which the boy captures the horse, examine any descriptions of weather, nature, or time-related references in the poem. This may include mentions of specific months, holidays, or seasonal characteristics.
4. To figure out how the boy loses the horse, search for any lines or sections that portray a turning point or event where the horse escapes or is separated from the boy. Look for actions, relationships, or circumstances in the poem that may lead to the horse's loss.
By carefully analyzing the poem and looking for relevant textual clues, you can develop an informed understanding of the boy's experience with the wonder horse. Remember, poetry often invites multiple interpretations, so feel free to explore different possibilities and draw your own conclusions.