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    The document is a lesson plan on the poem "Cloud Pictures" for 6th grade English literature. It includes the full text of the poem about watching clouds pass by and seeing pictures in the clouds. It then provides discussion questions about the pictures seen in the clouds. Multiple choice questions follow to test comprehension of the poem's imagery and meaning.

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    The document is a lesson plan on the poem "Cloud Pictures" for 6th grade English literature. It includes the full text of the poem about watching clouds pass by and seeing pictures in the clouds. It then provides discussion questions about the pictures seen in the clouds. Multiple choice questions follow to test comprehension of the poem's imagery and meaning.

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    Morning
    Students!
    Subject : English literature
    Class : 6
    Chapter – Unit – 5, A
    Poem –
    Cloud Pictures
    By – Anonymous
    Cloud Pictures
    Among the grass I love to lie,
    And watch the fleecy clouds pass by:
    For many pictures there I see,
    So clear although so far from me.

    Sometimes across the blue there floats


    A stately fleet of white – sailed boats:
    On shining mountains’ rugged crests
    The grey – winged cloud – birds seek their nests
    .
    Cloud Pictures
    And o’er the sunset’s radiant bar,
    Lone fairylands most surely are,
    With ruby isles in lakes of gold,
    Where towers in crimson light unfold.

    The black clouds gather from afar,


    As mighty armies march to war,
    And when they meet in thunder – crash,
    I see their spears of lightning flash.
    Cloud Pictures

    For ever changing, to and fro,


    Blown by the careless wind they go:
    No wonder the cloud pictures there
    Are always fresh, and always fair.
    Rhyme Scheme
    Among the grass I love to lie,
    And watch the fleecy clouds pass by:
    For many pictures there I see,
    So clear although so far from me.

    For ever changing, to and fro,


    Blown by the careless wind they go:
    No wonder the cloud pictures there
    Are always fresh, and always fair.
    Reference to Context (RTC)

    ‘For many pictures there I see,


    So clear although so far from me.’

    Q. 1 Where does the poet see many pictures?


    Q. 2 What are these pictures formed of?
    Q. 3 Describe any two pictures the poet sees.
    Multiple Choice Questions
    1) The poem talks about -
    a) Clouds
    b) Vivid images made by clouds
    c) Sky

    2) The mighty armies march to war means -


    a) Army is ready to fight.
    b) People are fighting with each other’
    c) The clouds are appearing like they are a fearsome army

    3) What are the grey – winged clouds looking for -


    a) shelter
    b) food
    c) water
    Multiple Choice Questions
    4) The meaning of the word fleecy is -
    a) white
    b) soft
    c) pretty

    5)The poet calls the clouds careless because -


    a) The clouds are fair.
    b) The clouds don’t care about the wind and keep on changing.
    c) They are fresh all the time.

    6) Poetic devices are used in the poem to –


    a) Give it a rhythm.
    b) To intensify the mood
    c) To add imagery for the readers.
    d) All of the above.
    Thank You!

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