Cutubka 5: The Lion with a Thorn in His Paw, su'aalo iyo jawaabo

Question 1

In "Wise council: you're unobtainable! / Greed: you are unbridled!", which device is used when the poet speaks to council and greed as if they were people?

Accepted Answer

Personification

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Alliteration

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Simile

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Internal rhyme

Question 2

What did the hunter often provide for his village?

Accepted Answer

Fresh game meat

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Fresh cow milk

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Fresh river fish

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Dry firewood

Question 3

In "where to find game and where not to", what does "game" mean?

Accepted Answer

Wild animals hunted for meat

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A sport played for fun

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A trick played on someone

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A meeting of the village elders

Question 4

In "He quit smoking two years ago", what is the job of "smoking"?

Accepted Answer

A gerund used as an object

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An infinitive

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A gerund used as the subject

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A main verb

Question 5

When writing a summary of "The lion with a thorn in his paw", what must you do?

Accepted Answer

Use relevant information in your own words where possible

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Copy the whole story word for word without any changes

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Write only the title of the story and its final sentence

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Add new events and characters that make the story longer

Cutubka 5: The Lion with a Thorn in His Paw, su'aalo iyo jawaabo

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The Lion with a Thorn in His Paw: su'aalo tusaale ah oo jawaabo leh

In "Wise council: you're unobtainable! / Greed: you are unbridled!", which device is used when the poet speaks to council and greed as if they were people?

What did the hunter often provide for his village?

In "where to find game and where not to", what does "game" mean?

In "He quit smoking two years ago", what is the job of "smoking"?

When writing a summary of "The lion with a thorn in his paw", what must you do?

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