Question 3 of 22beginner🧠 RememberFill in the Blanks4 marks

Complete the following summary with exact words from the poem. One example has been done for you. Share your answers with your classmates and teacher. The poem describes Mrs. Jones, the speaker's next-door neighbour, who has a unique garden filled with 1. ____. Her garden includes a peculiar 2. ____, a pond, and a rockery, along with an unusual 3. ____ that she finds charming. Mrs. Jones plants tiny, 4. ____ plants between the stones, which the speaker thinks must be so small that they are planted with a 5. ____. One day, Mrs. Jones invites the speaker to see her garden, and they discuss a 6. ____ that Mrs. Jones treasures. When the speaker asks where the 7. ____ flower is, Mrs. Jones says that the speaker has been 8. ____ on it all along.

(1)
Answer

stones

(2)
Answer

path

(3)

along with an unusual ____ that she finds charming.

Answer

sundial

(4)

Mrs. Jones plants tiny, ____ plants between the stones

Answer

delicate

(5)
Answer

pin

(6)

they discuss a ____ that Mrs. Jones treasures.

Answer

flower

(7)

When the speaker asks where the ____ flower is

Answer

lovely

(8)

Mrs. Jones says that the speaker has been ____ on it all along.

Answer

standing

Explanation

(1) From the poem: 'My next-door neighbour, Mrs. Jones, has got a garden full of stones.' (2) From the poem: 'A crazy path, a lily pond.' (3) From the poem: 'A sundial with a strange device, which Mrs. Jones thinks rather nice.' (4) From the poem: 'They are so delicate and small.' (5) From the poem: 'I can't think how she gets them in, unless she plants them with a pin.' (6) From the poem: 'We stood and talked about a flower for quite a quarter of an hour.' (7) From the poem: 'Where is this lovely thing?' I cried. (8) From the poem: 'You're standing on it,' she replied.