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1.Certainly! In Tu Fu’s poem “Written on the Wall At Chang’s Hermitage,” nature is depicted. Spring in the mountains symbolizes new life after a harsh winter. The sound of chopping wood echoes in the silence, while icy streams and snowy trails remind us that spring doesn’t immediately banish cold weather. The stony mountain pathways contrast with the captivating nights illuminated by moonlight and fireflies. Overall, the poet portrays nature as a mesmerizing, tranquil have one where troubles fade away and one hesitates to leave.

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Know - The figurative language that i am aware of are - Metaphor, simile, alliteration, personification, hyperbole and onomatopoeia .

Want - I would like to know more on Idioms and the other types of figurative language that I am not aware of.

Learn - I learnt more on figurative language. The things I learnt are End stopped, Enjambment, Caesura and Symbol .

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This is my thought about this chapter The Wilderness of Eagles.

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Every English work or project only from Canva.

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This is what I felt about writing

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KWL:

Know-

I know that there are many figurative languages.

Ex. Simile, Metaphor, Onomatopoeia

Want-

I would love to know about poems and stories that have more vocabulary, more complex figurative language that would make my mind go spinning around till I'm dizzy.

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I want to learn more of figurative language's meanings when it comes to poems.

How Poet Tu Fu represents nature in ''Written on the Wall at Chang's Hermitage''.

Tu Fu describes nature as something he comes seeking for. He loves nature. He talks about nature being gentle. That the place he is calm and filled with peaceful nature sounds.

Tu fu says that ''the chopping of wood echoes between the silent peaks'' says that it was so pin-drop silence over where Tu Fu was that he could hear the chopping of woods from over the mountains. I was so indulged in it that I imagined myself in that calm weather filled with nature's natural sounds along with my sister Hanifa & my best friend Aadi. It's always good to have the closest people with you to experience the most peaceful things ever!

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in this poem to fu presents nature by giving it a personality which in spring is beautiful, peaceful and silent he writes about how the nature is happy and in its own world

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The most amazing experience in the first unit was how it showe

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In Tu-Fu's poem "Written on the Wall and Chang's Hermitage", nature is basically described as serene and powerful. Tu Fu paints a clear picture of Chang's Hermitage surrounded by mountains and streams, showing how peaceful and beautiful the setting is. He also talks about misty clouds and clear water, which makes you feel like you're there, basically experiencing the calmness of the mountains. Tu Fu also mentions tall trees and the sound of the wind, adding to the peaceful feeling. He even talks about birds singing happily, basically showing how nature brings joy to all of us.

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Nature presented by the poet -

In “Written On The Wall At Chang’s Hermitage,” the poet Tu Fu presents nature using aural, tactile and visual images which appeal to the sense of hearing, the sense of touch and the sense of sight.

” It is Spring in the mountains,” shows the beginning of new life for nature after an icy cold winter. “The sound of chopping wood echoes,” tells of the silence that fills the mountain air. “The streams are still icy.There is snow on the trail.”Tells that even though it is Spring the weather is still cold. The poet describes the mountain pathways as stony, probably difficult to climb but he describes the nights up in the mountains as captivating, lit up with the moonlight and fireflies.

The poet also uses figurative language to enhance the effect of the poem on the readers. He uses end-stopped such as in the sentence "The streams are still icy" to make the readers pause and focus on that sentence. He uses enjambment in the sentence "The sound of chopping wood echoes" to create a sense of continuation, a feeling to want to read more to know more.

He presents nature as a mesmerising  place where troubles are forgotten and a place where one does not want to leave. A place so soothing and calm, beautiful and peaceful is how Tu Fu presents nature in his poem.

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Tufu shows this poem as peaceful and calming

It is very silent that he can hear the wood chopping in distance. He passes by seeing snow trail. He reaches a grove by sunset near a stony mountain.He says, he feels just like the nature empty minded calm nothing to keep in and just to give something to others. He floats like an empty boat,floating adrift.The poet also uses the aural tactile and visual qualities brilliantly.

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Sure! Here’s a revised version that maintains a formal tone but simplifies the language and concepts to suit a 7th-grade level: Passage 1: “CLIMATE CHANGE: A NATURAL PROCESS” Main Points: Natural Changes: Climate change happens because of natural reaso

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Comparison of Climate Change & We Are destroying our home - Group task

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Comparison of Climate Change & We Are destroying our home - Group task

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1)Formal

2)The structure is the same

3)Both are caused by humans

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Nature

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Think - Pair - Share     Briana, Kinnari, Farren 

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Think - Pair - Share     Briana, Kinnari, Farren 

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In "Written on the Wall at Chang's Hermitage," Tu Fu evocatively portrays nature as integral to human contemplation and spiritual connection. He describes the hermitage nestled amidst mountains and rivers, emphasizing a profound harmony between the dwelling and its natural surroundings. Through seasonal imagery such as spring breezes and fragrant flowers, Tu Fu captures the cyclical rhythm of life and the enduring beauty of the landscape. His language is marked by simplicity and tranquility, celebrating the purity of green pines and clear streams. The poem’s reflective tone encourages appreciation for nature’s quietude, offering solace and wisdom amid life’s complexities. Tu Fu elevates nature beyond mere scenery, presenting it as a source of spiritual nourishment and a mirror for contemplating the transient nature of existence.

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It is filled with mysteries and crimes.

The detective Conan Edogawa tries to uncover who turned him into a child while solving crimes and unraveling the mysteries surrounding these events

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 Chinmayan                                                                           Comparison of climate change and We are destroying the planet                       

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 Chinmayan                                                                           Comparison of climate change and We are destroying the planet                       

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Frist text is formal and the second one is semi-formal

The main idea of the first text is climate change is a natural process while the main idea of the second text is that humans are destroying our planet.

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Perched on a cliff overlooking a turbulent sea, an old mansion looms in mist. Ivy crawls up its weather-beaten walls, and inside, shadows flicker in the candlelit gloom. The foyer boasts a spiraling staircase and portraits of stern ancestors, their eyes seeming to follow. Dusty chandeliers hang from the vaulted ceiling, casting light on forgotten rooms and a neglected garden where statues stand guard. As night falls, whispers echo through corridors, hinting at mysteries waiting to be uncovered.

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Chinmayan                                                             Reflections on “Written on the Wall at Chang’s Hermitage”             

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Chinmayan                                                             Reflections on “Written on the Wall at Chang’s Hermitage”             

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In “Written on the Wall at Chang’s Hermitage”, Tu Fu represents nature as peaceful, calming and beautiful, but above all self-contained. The poet uses aural, tactile, and visual senses to add meaning to the poem. When the poet writes “The sound of chopping wood echoes between the silent peaks”, the poet uses aural sense so skillfully that reader can feel how the sound resonates among the silent peaks.

The poet touches our tactile sense through “the stony mountain pass”, the streams are still icy, and the snow on the trail. In the night, the moon shines bright through the mountains spreading an “aura of gold and silver ore all around”. The poet realizes that a ‘gentle and tamed’ life can transform you for the better.

The poem implies that a life lived simply can still have all the riches within.

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The setting is a place which is filled with magical creatures and inventions which can't be seen by humans until they drink a special potion. In the setting, there is a grandpa living in a huge house filled with secrets. The surrounding of the house is very pleasant and calm which is the reason people won't suspect anything. There is also a deep forest 2km away from the house which surrounds the house.

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if i was ever to write a story it would be about the Thai cave rescue basically where 13 boys get trapped inside a flooded cave the setting would be something like this.

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Crystal Paradise

Far away in another galaxy, lies a unique city called, Crystal Paradise. A city so beautiful and bright with light radiating day and night. Magical wizards and witches live here, use magical paths to stroll up and down. A city where raindrops turn into crystals and rest on the leaves like fairy lights. Crystals flakes, they float around and give the city an energy so warm. The people here are nice and friendly and use crystals powers to protect themselves. The city’s air is icy cold but its flowing waters have a magical glow. A mysterious land filled with unimaginable powers, an enchanting adventure about to unfold.

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Drama Script - Briana, Qunais, Hrudhay and Acsah

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Drama Script - Briana, Qunais, Hrudhay and Acsah