Read the given lines from the poem and answer the following questions. 'What fun it would be / To look right down, / Over the park / And the rooftops of town.' (a) Circle the word that does not share the same feeling as 'fun': joy, excitement, care, happiness. (b) Which line tells us that the poet was somewhere above? (c) Choose the scene the child saw.
The word 'care' does not share the same feeling as 'fun.' Joy, excitement, and happiness are positive emotions similar to fun, while care is more about concern or responsibility.
The line 'To look right down' tells us that the poet was somewhere above, as one can only look down from a higher position.
The child saw the park and the rooftops of town from high above while flying on the kite.
Explanation
(a) The words joy, excitement, and happiness are synonyms or related to the feeling of fun, while 'care' has a different meaning related to concern or responsibility. (b) The phrase 'look right down' indicates the perspective is from above, looking downward at the park and rooftops. (c) The lines 'Over the park / And the rooftops of town' describe what the child would see from above.