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Form 2 Poem: What is Red– Mary O’Neill | Meanings/Vocabs, Themes & Moral values|
Below are some popular questions:
- Suggest two things that are red from the poem.
sunburn and brick
2. What feeling does red express?
It shows bravery.
3. What happens when one is angry?
Your face turn red.
4. What happens when you cut your hand?
It bleeds.
5. Why is red a ‘show-off’?
because it is a bright colour.
6. Name one red thing that is not mentioned in the poem.
strawberry.
7. Do you think colours should be celebrated ? Why?
Yes, because they represent important things in our lives.
8. In your opinion, what can one do to minimise negativity in life?
Stay positive and seek for help when needed.
9. State two messages you get from the poem.
a) Life is colourful.
b) Colours are fun.
10. What will happen if we only live in a world with black and white as colours?
It will be boring.
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Can I know what are the negative and positive examples of red in the poem?