What feelings does the speaker have for the old oak tree?

The speaker loves the old oak tree and feels happy memories, like it’s a special friend.

Fill in the blank: The speaker asks the woodman to spare the tree because it ___ him when he was young.

Sheltered

How does the speaker describe the oak tree’s fame?

The oak tree is famous, known far over land and sea.

Why is the oak tree important to the speaker’s family?

The oak tree is special because his ancestor planted it, it gave shelter, brought joy, and holds family memories.

True or False: The speaker wants the woodman to cut down the tree because it’s old and useless.

False

The speaker asks the woodman to save the tree because it’s beautiful and important.

What does “heartstrings round thee cling” mean about the speaker and the tree?

It means the speaker loves the tree deeply, like a close friend tied to his heart.

How does the speaker say the oak tree should face storms?

The speaker says the oak tree should bravely face storms, showing its strength.

What does the speaker beg the woodman to do?

The speaker begs the woodman not to cut the tree and to save it from his axe.

True or False: The speaker thinks his memories with the oak tree are not important.

False

The speaker loves his memories and says they are very important.

What does the poem teach about nature?

The poem teaches us to protect nature and old trees because they hold special memories and are important to the world.