How the Leaves Come Down

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8 questions

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5.9.B

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5.3.A

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5.9.A

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5.9.B

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5.6.F

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5.9.B

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5.3.B

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5.10.D

A. The great Tree to his children said: "You're getting sleepy, Yellow and Brown,

B. So for just one more merry day
To the great Tree the leaflets clung,

C. I saw them; on the ground they lay,
Golden and red, a huddled swarm,

A. whine about something

B. ask for something

C. to be unhappy

A. are actually tired

C. want to listen to the tree

A. does not believe the leaves

B. does not give in about bedtime

C. did not like the leaves begging

A. They tell the speaker's feelings.

B. They have the same number of lines.

A. great Tree

B. clung

C. danced

A. To show why the leaves decided to go to bed

B. To emphasize the point at which the leaves fall

A. The great Tree to his children said: "You're getting sleepy, Yellow and Brown,

B. So for just one more merry day
To the great Tree the leaflets clung,

C. I saw them; on the ground they lay,
Golden and red, a huddled swarm,

A. whine about something

B. ask for something

C. to be unhappy

A. are actually tired

C. want to listen to the tree

A. does not believe the leaves

B. does not give in about bedtime

C. did not like the leaves begging

A. They tell the speaker's feelings.

B. They have the same number of lines.

A. great Tree

B. clung

C. danced

A. To show why the leaves decided to go to bed

B. To emphasize the point at which the leaves fall