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The narrative describes a mysterious woman who appears only at night under specific atmospheric conditions, such as a gathering storm, calm seas, and a full moon. Her presence is accompanied by ethereal music, and she is depicted singing, dancing, and interacting with nature. The woman is described as tall and slender, with black hair reaching her waist, and having wide, black, curious eyes and smooth brown skin. She holds flowers of various colors, including pink, blue, and white. The story highlights her connection to the sea and waves, her solitary nature, and her elusive behavior, fleeing if observed. The document also includes a \"Check Your Understanding\" section with six comprehension questions designed to assess a student's understanding of the story's details, character description, plot, and literary devices, encouraging critical thinking about the girl's identity and the author's use of descriptive language. The questions prompt analysis of the girl's physical attributes, her preferred times and activities, potential origins, and the reader's favorite descriptive passages, aiming to foster deeper engagement with the narrative.","Voice by the Sea  \nSchool Journal Senior 1, 1999-V1 .1  \nEnglish Traditional Story  \nYou can only see her at night. When storm clouds gather and the sea is calm and still. When the birds perch in the trees and the fish dart beneath the sea.  \nYou can only see her at night. When the moon is full and way up in the sky. When a cool breeze blows and rustles the leaves.  \nShe starts to sing, her voice, soft, sweet, and sad.  \nThe sounds of drums and flutes and pipes whisper in the air.  \nShe walks along the shore, tall and slim like a coconut tree. Then she starts to dance like the rising waves.  \nHer hips sway to the beat, her hands holding flowers of pink, and blue, and white. Her black hair hangs to her waist. Her eyes so wide, black and curious, her skin so brown and smooth.  \nAt times she sits and watches the sea, watches the waves move to and fro. A crab crawls by, pokes the sand, and burrows. But only when she is alone, when all is calm and still.  \nIf she sees you, she’ll flee, and hide, and dive, and stop her swaying hips. The music will fade off into the night. You’ll stand and rub your eyes and shake your head. You’ll walk to the place where she was standing. But she’ll be gone, gone, gone. Then you’ll  \nCheck Your Understanding  \n1) What colour are the woman’s eyes?  \n a) Blue  \n b) Black  \n c) White  \n d) Green  \nCheck Your Understanding  \n2) When would you not see the girl?  \n a) On a full moon  \n b) In the night  \n c) In the day  \n d) In the breeze  \nCheck Your Understanding  \n3) Name three things the girl likes to do?  \nCheck Your Understanding  \n4) Who do you think the girl is? 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