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The poem, written in English, explores the feelings of nervousness and anticipation before a race. It includes lines such as \"I wonder if I'll make it. Waiting nervously, My heart beating fast. Will I be able to win?\" and \"I can hear the whispers in the wind.\" Following the poem are several \"Check Your Understanding\" questions designed to assess comprehension of the text. These questions cover the character's emotions, race mechanics, plot details, inferential reasoning, and literary devices like similes. The questions also prompt personal reflection and creative application of literary concepts, such as comparing speeds, strengths, and levels of fear using similes. The document appears to be an educational resource for young learners of English, focusing on reading comprehension and literary analysis through poetry.","Poem-My First Win-SL  \nSchool Journal Junior 1-SL, 2005-V1 .0  \nEnglish  \n1  \nI wonder if I'll make it. Waiting nervously, My heart beating fast. Will I be able to win?  \nI can hear the whispers in the wind  \nCheck Your Understanding  \n1) How was Kesai feeling before the race?  \n a) Excited  \n b) Happy  \n c) Fast  \n d) Nervous  \nCheck Your Understanding  \n2) How does the starter start the race?  \n a) With a starter gun  \n b) Shouting ‘go’!  \n c) Bangs a drum  \n d) Blows a whistle  \nCheck Your Understanding  \n3) How many children does Kesai pass in the race?  \nCheck Your Understanding  \n4) Where do you think the race is taking place? How do you know?  \nCheck Your Understanding  \n5) Has Kesai ever won a race before? How do you know?  \nCheck Your Understanding  \n6) Was Kesai running his fastest at the beginning or end of the race? How do you know?  \nCheck Your Understanding  \n7) Tell a family member about a time you were nervous.  \nCheck Your Understanding  \n8) ‘I feel so small, like a snail’ Is an example of a simile. A simile describes something by comparing it to something else. 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