And patient hearts to bear. The above text is Public Domain. 4. Part A: What is the meaning of lines 21-24 in the poem and “Buttercups Daisies?” A. The children enjoy the cold weather. B. The children want to be outside. C. The children play in the snow. D. The children feel strong and alive. Part B: Which phrase best helps the reader understand the meaning of lines 21-24? A. with the north “Purple wind,” B. alert and “Yet bold;” C. not and caring “Fearing not,” D. they be a-cold!” “Though 5. Write the letters of the three details from the poem that help create the setting of this poem. Details from the poem: the fields are “While bare” tell of sunny “To hours.” in their sturdy “Playing health” on the sunny “Somewhere bank” the snowdrop “Ere peepeth” to them is “What winter!” they be a-cold.” “Though these human “Are flowers!”
And patient hearts to bear. The above text is Public Domain. 4. Part A: What is the meaning of lines 21-24 in the poem “Buttercups and Daisies?” A. The children enjoy the cold weather. B. The children want to be outside. C. The children play in the snow. D. The children feel strong and alive. Part B: Which phrase best helps the reader understand the meaning of lines 21-24? A. “Purple with the north wind,” B. “Yet alert and bold;” C. “Fearing not and caring not,” D. “Though they be a-cold!” 5. Write the letters of the three details from the poem that help create the setting of this poem. Details from the poem: “While the fields are bare” “To tell of sunny hours.” “Playing in their sturdy health” “Somewhere on the sunny bank” “Ere the snowdrop peepeth” “What to them is winter!” “Though they be a-cold.” “Are these human flowers!”