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Keats finds nature beautiful in all seasons, including both hot summer and cold winter. |
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Fill in the blank: When the birds stop singing in the summer, the grasshopper can be found ___ and ___ from hedge. |
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Short Answer: How does the cricket contribute to the earth's expression during winter? |
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The cricket sings beautiful songs from the stones, indicating the earth's warmth and life. |
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Multiple Choice: What does Keats say about the earth's singing? A) It stops in winter B) It stops in summer C) It never stops D) It only sings at night |
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What feeling does the human being experience while listening to the grasshopper's song? |
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The human being feels a sense of warmth and connection to nature, as if the grasshopper's song is coming from the grassy hills. |
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He finds nature beautiful in all seasons, including hot summer and cold winter. |
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False; the earth continues to express its pleasure through beings like the grasshopper. |
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Fill in the blank: When birds stop singing in the summer, the ___ continues to sing and fly. |
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Multiple Choice: Which creature sings beautiful songs from the stones during winter? A) Grasshopper B) Cricket C) Bird D) Earthworm |
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He describes it as singing beautiful songs through different beings like the cricket. |