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Q1.
Who is asking the questions in the poem?
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In the poem, a child is asking the questions to his mother.
Q2.
What kind of things do the children in the poem say? Tick (√) the correct answer.
- pleasing
- kind
- unkind
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(iii) unkind
Q3.
Why do the things said by the children hurt the speaker?
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The things said by the children hurt the speaker because they are untrue.
Q4.
Match the stanzas to the key points they present.
| 1. Stanza 1 | i) advising to avoid anger |
| 2. Stanza 2 | ii) trying to deal with bullies |
| 3. Stanza 3 | iii) questioning the behaviour of bullies |
| 4. Stanza 4 | iv) explaining why there is bullying |
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- (iii) questioning the behaviour of bullies
- (iv) explaining why there is bullying
- (i) advising to avoid anger
- (ii) trying to deal with bullies
Q5.
'They don't know how to fix that.' What does 'that' refer to?
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‘That’ refers to the unhappiness and anger that the other children who bully and say unkind words have in their own lives.
