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The poem depicts a man felling a tree with an axe, emphasizing the tree's suffering and the broader environmental consequences. The questions aim to assess understanding of the poem's literal content, imagery, themes, and implied authorial sentiment towards the environment, also prompting a report on deforestation-induced natural disasters. The document appears to be an educational resource from a 1999 School Journal, Senior 1, V1.1, in an English Story Book section, designed to encourage critical thinking about environmental issues through literary analysis and creative response. It probes into the mechanical aspects of the tree felling, the personification of the tree's distress, the interconnected cries heard, the author's view on audiences to such acts, and the motivation behind the author's message concerning ecological impact.","Poem-Even though It Cried  \nSchool Journal Senior 1, 1999-V1 .1  \nEnglish Story Book  \nI once stopped to watch a man Strike at the trunk of a tree, Even though it cried, Even though it bled.  \nThe man's axe struck deeper, Yellow chips spun in the air, Sap wept down the trunk. I heard creatures crying for their young, I heard the land crying for water, I heard the land crying for food. A man who fells a tree always has an audience. A swinging axe always draws a crowd. Men felling a forest always bring disaster.  \nCheck Your Understanding  \n1) How did the man cut down the tree?  \n a) With a chainsaw  \n b) With a bush knife  \n c) With an axe  \nCheck Your Understanding  \n2) What line in the poem creates the image of the tree ‘crying’?  \nCheck Your Understanding  \n3) What three things did the author say they heard crying?  \nCheck Your Understanding  \n4) Who is the author| referring to as the audience?  \nCheck Your Understanding  \n5) Do you think the author cares about their environment? Why?  \nCheck Your Understanding  \n6) Was the man striking the tree hard with the axe? How do you know?  \nCheck Your Understanding  \n7) Poems should be read with expression. Practice reading this poem out loud with expression. Think about what kind of mood the author has. 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