Drag the tiles to the correct boxes to complete the pairs. The poet seeks to draw a contrast between the permanence of Nature and the changeableness of men. As the poet returns to
the rivulet over the course of his life, he is acutely aware of certain truths. Match these truths, or themes, to the lines from the
poem that represent them
People have dreams that
remain unfulfilled
People have pleasant life
experiences worth recalling
People cannot stay the same
people must age and pass away
Lines from Poem
Themes
And the grave stranger, come to see
The play-place of his infancy,
And, singing down thy narrow glen,
Shalt mock the fading race of men.
I've tried the world-- it wears no more
The colouring of romance it wore.
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3:54 PM
10/18/2020

People have dreams that

remain unfulfilled➡️And the grave stranger, come to see

The play-place of his infancy,

People have pleasant life

experiences worth recalling ➡️I've tried the world-- it wears no more

The colouring of romance it wore.

People cannot stay the same

people must age and pass away➡️And, singing down thy narrow glen,

Shalt mock the fading race of men.

Explanation:

I have been able to match these truths, or themes, to the lines from the poem that represent them.

The first reveal that the grave is a stranger and in it lies unfulfilled dreams.

The second reveal that there are colourful (pleasant) moments in the world that people can recall.

The third reveal that men will not remain forever. They fade (pass) away.

(the answer is d)

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