Read the poem and answer the questions. There are so many things to do to-day
In city, field and street,
And people are going everywhere,
With quickly hurrying feet.
Some are ploughing and sowing the seed.
And some are reaping the grain:
And some, who worked the whole night through,
Are coming home again.
Over the hills the shepherd goes,
While in the busy town
People and carts and motor cars
Are running up and down.
And everywhere they come and go
In sun and rain and sleet,
That we may have warm clothes to wear,
And food enough to eat.
Mary Osborn

1). Where are the people going?
…………………………………………………………………………………………… …………..
2). What are the people who worked throughout the night doing? .
…………………………………………………………………………………………… ………….
3). What happens in a busy town?
…………………………………………………………………………………………… ………….
4). What one should have when seasons come and go?
…………………………………………………………………………………………… …………
5). Find Synonyms for the following
i. harvesting - ………………………….
ii. snow - ………………………….

1). Where are the people going?

The people are going everywhere, some ploughing and sowing the seed, some reaping the grain.  

2). What are the people who worked throughout the night doing?

They are coming home from work.  

3). What happens in a busy town?

In the busy town, "people and carts and motor cars are running up and down."  

4). What one should have when seasons come and go?

Warm clothes to wear.  

5). Find Synonyms for the following

i. harvesting - reaping

ii. snow -sleet

Explanation:

In the given poem by Mary Osborn, the poet talks of different types of people who constitute human society. The speaker lists the many men and women responsible for the different jobs all throughout the season.

The answers to the questions asked are given as below-

1). The people are going everywhere, some ploughing and sowing the seed, some reaping the grain.

2). They are coming home from work.

3). In the busy town, "people and carts and motor cars are running up and down."

4). Warm clothes to wear.

5). Synonyms mean words that have the same meaning.

i. harvesting - reaping

ii. snow -sleet

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