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Theory

Number Name Description
1. "Whatif" Read the poem "Whatif" by Shel Silverstein.
2. About the author - Shel Silverstein A introduction to Shel Silverstein, the author of the poem "Whatif".
3. Introduction Learn the introduction to the poem "Whatif" by Shel Silverstein.
4. Lines 1-4 (Last night... Whatif song) Read the explanation to the lines 1 to 4 of the poem "Whatif".
5. Lines 5-12 (Whatif I am dumb... my chest?) Read the explanation to the lines 5 to 12 of the poem "Whatif".
6. Lines 13-20 (Whatif nobody...divorced) Read the explanation to the lines 13 to 20 of the poem "Whatif".
7. Lines 21-26 (Whatif the bus... strikes again!) Read the explanation to the lines 21 to 26 of the poem "Whatif".
8. Explanation of the poem "Whatif" by Shel Silverstein Read the explanation of the poem "Whatif" by Shel Silverstein.
9. Summary of the poem "Whatif" by Shel Silverstein Read the summary of the poem "Whatif" by Shel Silverstein.
10. About the speaker Learn more about the speaker of the poem "Whatif".
11. Glossary Learn the meanings of the difficult words from the poem "Whatif".
12. Synonyms from the poem An introduction to synonyms with examples, and synonyms for difficult words from the poem.
13. Antonyms from the poem An introduction to antonyms with examples from the poem.
14. Rhyming words An introduction to rhyming words with examples from the poem.
15. Rhyme scheme An introduction to the concept of rhyme-scheme, explained with examples.
16. Poetic Device: Anaphora Learn more about the poetic device known as "anaphora" with examples.
17. Poetic Device: Imagery An introduction to the poetic device called Imagery, with examples from the lesson.
18. Poetic Device: Alliteration Learn more about the poetic device called alliteration with examples from the poem.
19. Conditional clause: What if An introduction to "What-If Conditional" with examples from the lesson.
20. Poetic Form: Light Verse An introduction to 'Light Verse', the poetic form used in the poem.
21. Literary Form: Poetry A brief introduction to the literary form called poetry (or poem) with examples from literature.
22. Creative Writing: Tips to write a poem for beginners An introduction to writing poetry with tips and steps to write a poem.

Practice Questions

Number Name Type Difficulty Marks Description
1. State whether the following is true or false? (based on the author's biography) 1st type - receptive easy 4 m. Practise the exercise from the "Author's Biography".
2. Select the relevant statement from the "Introduction" 2nd type - interpretation easy 1.5 m. Practise exercise from the Introduction.
3. Pick the correct and incorrect statements from lines 1 to 4 2nd type - interpretation medium 2 m. Practise exercise from lines 1 to 4.
4. Drag and drop the statements relevant to lines 5 to 12 3rd type - analysis medium 4 m. Practise exercise from lines 5 to 12.
5. True or false from lines 13 to 20 1st type - receptive easy 4 m. Practise exercise from lines 13 to 20.
6. Mark the irrelevant statement from lines 21 to 26 3rd type - analysis medium 1 m. Practise exercise from lines 21 to 26.
7. Fill in the blanks to form a summary 3rd type - analysis medium 5 m. Practise exercise based on the summary.
8. Fill in the blanks using the meanings provided 2nd type - interpretation medium 4 m. Practise exercise based on the glossary.
9. Choose the appropriate synonym for the given words 1st type - receptive easy 4 m. Practise exercise from the synonyms.
10. Pck out the antonyms 2nd type - interpretation medium 4 m. Practise exercise based on the antonyms.
11. Drag and drop the rhyming words 2nd type - interpretation medium 2 m. Practise exercise based on the rhyming words.
12. Choose the rhyme scheme of the given lines 2nd type - interpretation medium 4 m. Practise exercise from the rhyme scheme.
13. Pick the correct answers from the Poetic Devices 3rd type - analysis medium 3 m. Practise exercise from the poetic devices such as anaphora, imagery, alliteration.
14. Select the image that describes the given line 2nd type - interpretation easy 3 m. Practise exercise from the poetic devices known as imagery.

Questions for Teacher Use

Number Name Type Difficulty Marks Description
1. Answer the following questions Other hard 15 m. Practise exercise based on explanation to the poem.
2. Write a short summary of the lesson Other hard 10 m. Practise exercise based on the summary of the lesson.
3. Writing exercise based on "about the speaker" Other hard 10 m. Practise exercise based on "About the Speaker".
4. Drag and drop exercise from the synonyms Other medium 3 m. Practise exercise based on synonyms.
5. Fill in the blanks with the opposites from the box Other medium 4 m. Practise exercise based on the antonyms.
6. Writing exercise based on the 'poetic form' Other hard 10 m. Practise exercise based on the "Poetic Form: Light Verse".
7. Creative exercise Other hard 10 m. Practise exercise based on "Creative Writing: Poem".

Tests

Number Name Recomended time: Difficulty Marks Description
1. Training test I 00:10:00 medium 10 m.
2. Training test II 00:10:00 medium 10 m.
3. Training test III 00:10:00 medium 10 m.

Periodic assessments

Number Name Recomended time: Difficulty Marks Description
1. Homework I 00:20:00 medium 15.5 m.
2. Homework II 00:15:00 medium 10 m.
3. Progress test I 00:20:00 medium 22 m.
4. Progress test II 00:20:00 medium 17 m.
5. Progress test III 00:20:00 medium 13 m.