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The poem explores the intangible nature of the wind, describing its unseen, unfelt, and untasted presence, yet its perceivable movement across the sea and through treetops. The text is presented in English and is followed by a series of \"Check Your Understanding\" questions designed to assess comprehension of the poem. These questions cover various aspects, including identifying what sweeps across the sea, understanding synonyms for \"wonder,\" naming places affected by the wind, and encouraging sensory observation of the wind's sounds and effects. The document also includes a watercolor illustration of a landscape with trees and mountains, credited to Michael Mape, which serves as a visual accompaniment to the literary piece.","Poem-The Wind  \nSchool Journal Bridge 8, 2009-V1.1  \nEnglish  \nThe Wind By Sergius Paulus Ikirima  \nI wonder and I wonder...  \nIt can’t be seen, It can’t be touched.  \nssssssssssssh! It swiftly sweeps across the sea.  \n1  \nI wonder and I wonder... It can't be smelt, It can't be tasted. ssssssssssssh!  \nIt swiftly sweeps through the treetops.  \nI wonder and I wonder... It can be felt,  \nIt can be heard. 2  \nCheck Your Understanding  \n1) What is sweeping across the sea?  \n a) The wind  \n b) The water  \n c) The dolphin  \nCheck Your Understanding  \n2) What is another word that has a similar meaning as ‘wonder’?  \n a) Play  \n b) Think  \n c) Dig  \n d) Learn  \nCheck Your Understanding  \n3) Name 3 places that the wind swiftly sweeps through.  \nCheck Your Understanding  \n4) Listen quietly outside. Can you hear the wind? What sound does it make?  \nCheck Your Understanding  \n5) What other noises can you hear?  \nCheck Your Understanding  \n6) Can it be windy anywhere? How do you know?  \nCheck Your Understanding  \n7) Finish this sentence by writing something that the wind blew. 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