Marshlands by Paulomi Dasgupta english https://padlet.com/englishteacher61/5xv6kugdq1g04pez Made with a little mischief en-us 2022-02-07 08:28:08 UTC 2022-02-08 02:59:06 UTC hello@padlet.com Answer 3B Marshlands https://padlet.com/englishteacher61/5xv6kugdq1g04pez/wish/2032569698 (Q.) What creature has twilight been compared to? In what way does twilight look or behave like it?
(A.) Twilight has been compared to a sprit, twilight also disappears unknowingly like the sprit does and sometimes even fools the human eye by appearing and disappearing in fraction of seconds.
- Prisha Gupta 8F]]> 2022-02-07 08:41:29 UTC https://padlet.com/englishteacher61/5xv6kugdq1g04pez/wish/2032569698 Answe (3. a) https://padlet.com/englishteacher61/5xv6kugdq1g04pez/wish/2032573056 The movement described here is the twillight moves around the premises of the marshland. The type of movement is soft and quiet, as it shadows the marsh.
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]]> 2022-02-07 08:43:34 UTC https://padlet.com/englishteacher61/5xv6kugdq1g04pez/wish/2032573056 Question 2 https://padlet.com/englishteacher61/5xv6kugdq1g04pez/wish/2032575042 The words 'appear' and 'move' have not been used because creeping means moving slowly and the vapors in the poem are giving a lazy and slow effect.
_Sarvesh R]]> 2022-02-07 08:44:59 UTC https://padlet.com/englishteacher61/5xv6kugdq1g04pez/wish/2032575042 Answer 2 adwitarathore https://padlet.com/englishteacher61/5xv6kugdq1g04pez/wish/2032576673 The word creep can be replaced by other words, but it will take away the feel of the poem. The vapors move slowly, and we don't know when it creeps in. This word gives the marshes a more dark effect
                                                                                             -Adwita]]> 2022-02-07 08:46:07 UTC https://padlet.com/englishteacher61/5xv6kugdq1g04pez/wish/2032576673 4A Answer https://padlet.com/englishteacher61/5xv6kugdq1g04pez/wish/2032577383
A)  I would describe the images in the poem as beautiful because it shows the beauty of the nature. We won't say it is unpleasent because nature's beauty is not unpleasent unless it is destroyed. Yes, sometimes the beauty exsists side by side.                                                                             
-Anika Konchur               ]]> 2022-02-07 08:46:36 UTC https://padlet.com/englishteacher61/5xv6kugdq1g04pez/wish/2032577383 4a) So the poet describes the images of the the marshlands as both beautiful and unpleasant In the second stanza, the poet said that the marshlands are covered with swampy waters and dirt and mould and mossBut he\she is also describing it as filled with various plant and organisms and is covered with a beautiful yellow sky. The poet describes the marshlands as both ugly and pleasant. Why? It's because it also reflects different parts of our lives because some parts are sad while others are happy. Nabil englishteacher61 https://padlet.com/englishteacher61/5xv6kugdq1g04pez/wish/2032579161 2022-02-07 08:47:42 UTC https://padlet.com/englishteacher61/5xv6kugdq1g04pez/wish/2032579161 Question 1: There is a contrast of darkness and light in the description of the pools of water in the marsh. What words bring out each of these characteristics? https://padlet.com/englishteacher61/5xv6kugdq1g04pez/wish/2032591875 There is a contrast of darkness and light in the description of the pools in the poem "marshlands". The words "dank with moss and mould" and the last stanza explain about the characteristics of the pool. 
-Chinmayi]]> 2022-02-07 08:55:36 UTC https://padlet.com/englishteacher61/5xv6kugdq1g04pez/wish/2032591875