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    This document contains exam practice questions about a poem called "Poisoned Talk." There are two exercises with multiple choice and short answer questions. The questions probe about how various characters died in the poem, poisonous substances mentioned, and who or what was blamed for different deaths described in the poem. The purpose is to test understanding of themes and events in the poem.

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    Poisoned Talk Questions

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    This document contains exam practice questions about a poem called "Poisoned Talk." There are two exercises with multiple choice and short answer questions. The questions probe about how various characters died in the poem, poisonous substances mentioned, and who or what was blamed for different deaths described in the poem. The purpose is to test understanding of themes and events in the poem.

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    This document contains exam practice questions about a poem called "Poisoned Talk." There are two exercises with multiple choice and short answer questions. The questions probe about how various characters died in the poem, poisonous substances mentioned, and who or what was blamed for different deaths described in the poem. The purpose is to test understanding of themes and events in the poem.

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    Poisoned Talk Questions

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    Aida Amin
    This document contains exam practice questions about a poem called "Poisoned Talk." There are two exercises with multiple choice and short answer questions. The questions probe about how various characters died in the poem, poisonous substances mentioned, and who or what was blamed for different deaths described in the poem. The purpose is to test understanding of themes and events in the poem.

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    Name: _____________________________________________________ Class: ___________

    PT3 EXAM PRACTICES


    Read the poem Poisoned Talk and answer the following questions.

    EXERCISE 1

    a. How did the worm kill cock robin?

    ...

    b. How does Industry feel about killing the lake?

    ...

    c. Name two poisonous substances mentioned in the poem.

    ...

    d. Do you think the fish should be blamed for the death of the birds of the lake? Give a reason for
    your answer.

    ...

    ...

    EXERCISE 2

    a. Cock robin and the birds of the lake died of the same cause. What is the cause of their deaths?

    ...

    b. Who took the blame for killing the flowers?

    ...

    c. What did sulphur dioxide destroy?

    ...

    d. In your opinion, why did the poet write this poem? Give a reason for your answer.

    ...

    ...
    Name: _____________________________________________________ Class: ___________

    PT3 EXAM PRACTICES


    Read the poem Poisoned Talk and answer the following questions.

    EXERCISE 1

    a. How did the worm kill cock robin?

    ...

    b. How does Industry feel about killing the lake?

    ...

    c. Name two poisonous substances mentioned in the poem.

    ...

    d. Do you think the fish should be blamed for the death of the birds of the lake? Give a reason for
    your answer.

    ...

    ...

    EXERCISE 2

    a. Cock robin and the birds of the lake died of the same cause. What is the cause of their deaths?

    ...

    b. Who took the blame for killing the flowers?

    ...

    c. What did sulphur dioxide destroy?

    ...

    d. In your opinion, why did the poet write this poem? Give a reason for your answer.

    ...

    ...

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