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, Poetry question answer
1. Where did Lucy live and what kind of child she was?
Ans. Lucy lived on a wild moor. She was a solitary child. She does not have any
friends or partners.
2. Where did Lucy's father send her and why?
Ans. Lucy's father sent Lucy to the town to bring her mother back.
3. What did Lucy mean when she said 'yonder is the moon'?
Ans. "Yonder is the moon' Lucy means to say that there is yet enough time for
the night to fall.
4. Why did Lucy take the lantern with her?
Ans. Lucy had to go to the town to bring her mother back. She took a lantern
with her in order to see the path in stormy weather. Because, the storm was also
expected.
5. Do you think that the tragedy would have been prevented if Lucy's
father himself had gone down the town?
Ans. Lucy's father was an experienced and aged person. He was familiar with
the tracks of the town. So, If he, instead of Lucy, had gone down to the town, the
tragedy would have been prevented.
6. What happened to Lucy while she was going to the town?
Ans. Lucy Gray's feet slipped down and she wandered up and down. It was an
unexpected storm. She lost her way and fell from the hills. She tried to climb the
hills but could not reach the town.
7. What efforts did Lucy's parents make in finding her?
Ans. Lucy's parents searched for her far and wide. They shouted all night. After
a long search, they succeeded to trace her feet on the bridge. The feet led them
on a snowy path to the hawthorn hedge of the bridge, where their daughter
slipped down and died.
, Poetry question answer
1. Where did Lucy live and what kind of child she was?
Ans. Lucy lived on a wild moor. She was a solitary child. She does not have any
friends or partners.
2. Where did Lucy's father send her and why?
Ans. Lucy's father sent Lucy to the town to bring her mother back.
3. What did Lucy mean when she said 'yonder is the moon'?
Ans. "Yonder is the moon' Lucy means to say that there is yet enough time for
the night to fall.
4. Why did Lucy take the lantern with her?
Ans. Lucy had to go to the town to bring her mother back. She took a lantern
with her in order to see the path in stormy weather. Because, the storm was also
expected.
5. Do you think that the tragedy would have been prevented if Lucy's
father himself had gone down the town?
Ans. Lucy's father was an experienced and aged person. He was familiar with
the tracks of the town. So, If he, instead of Lucy, had gone down to the town, the
tragedy would have been prevented.
6. What happened to Lucy while she was going to the town?
Ans. Lucy Gray's feet slipped down and she wandered up and down. It was an
unexpected storm. She lost her way and fell from the hills. She tried to climb the
hills but could not reach the town.
7. What efforts did Lucy's parents make in finding her?
Ans. Lucy's parents searched for her far and wide. They shouted all night. After
a long search, they succeeded to trace her feet on the bridge. The feet led them
on a snowy path to the hawthorn hedge of the bridge, where their daughter
slipped down and died.
