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The poem explores the intangible nature of the wind, describing its unseen, unfelt, and untasted presence while emphasizing its audible and sweeping effects across natural environments like the sea and treetops. Following the poem are several \"Check Your Understanding\" questions designed to assess comprehension. These questions prompt readers to identify objects swept by the wind, recall synonyms for 'wonder,' list locations the wind affects, describe its sounds, identify other environmental noises, consider the wind's pervasiveness, and complete a sentence about the wind's actions. The document serves as an educational resource, likely for young learners, to engage with poetry and develop reading comprehension skills.","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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