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1. Read this extract from a poem and answer the questions that follow.
Oh, to be in England
Now that April's there,
And whoever wakes in England
Sees, some morning, unaware,
That the lowest boughs and the brushwood sheaf
Round the elm-tree bole are in tiny leaf,
While the chaffinch sings on the orchard bough
In England -- now!
-Robert Browning
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QUESTIONS
1. With which season does the poet associate the month of April in England?
2.
What surprises a person who wakes one April morning?
3.
What do the words 'in tiny leaf' signify?
4.
Find a word from the poem that means the same as 'trunk'.
5.
Give a suitable title to the extract.
extract from a poem and answer the questions that follow.



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Final answer:

The poet links April in England with the spring season, showcasing the surprise of new growth on an April morning through delicate leaves on the elm tree.


Explanation:

The poet associates the month of April in England with the season of spring. In the poem, the mention of buds swelling, bluebirds' warble, and violets peeking from last year's leaves indicates the arrival of spring.

The person who wakes one April morning is surprised to see the lowest branches and the brushwood sheaf around the elm-tree trunk in tiny leaves, signifying the beginning of new growth.

The words 'in tiny leaf' indicate that the leaves on the elm tree are small and just starting to bud, symbolizing the fresh and delicate nature of early spring growth.


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