BALGOVIND'S EDUCATIONAL TOUR

    How to Tell Wild Animals   How to tell wild animals  is a humorous poem. The poem suggests some dangerous ways to identify wild animals by providing witty clues to help the reader learn their names. The poetess tells the readers how to identify the wild animals if they visit the forests of the east. She describes the Asian Lion first. She says that if a large animal with yellowish-brown skin roars at them and they get so afraid that they die of fear. It means they have met an Asian Lion. In the second stanza, the poetess describes a Royal animal with black stripes on its yellowish skin, roaming freely in the forest. She says that if such an animal eats a person, it means it is the Bengal tiger. In the third stanza, the poet describes an animal that strolls in a slow, relaxed and leisurely way. Its body is fully covered with the small spots, making it look as though someone has hit its body with small objects. One can identify it as leopard if it jumps on them. At...

 

Only Answers  Word meaning  1. Glade -open space in a forest           - There is a great in the forest.  2. Ambition- the desire to achieve                             something.          - He had a great ambition.