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Two Owls
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Checking understanding of two poems.
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reading comprehension
english
gcse
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Karen Mizen
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Karen Mizen
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Question 1
Question
Both these poems are written in which person? 1st or 3rd?
Answer
1st
3rd
Question 2
Question
At the opening of the first poem, what three feelings could have made the speaker feel dejected?
Answer
Starved, cold, tired.
Hungry, heated, tired.
Hungry, cold, tired.
Question 3
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Why does the speaker not feel downhearted at the start of the poem?
Answer
The owl did not feel as bad as it could have.
The owl knows it can find shelter.
The owl is a night bird and used to these feelings.
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