Chapter- 15 Bird Bath
Q: What have the people made in their garden?
A: They have made a pretty little pool.
Q: Where is the pool made?
A: The pool is made in the garden.
Q: What is the pool lined with?
A: The pool is lined with neatly laid pebbles.
Q: What fills the pool?
A: The pool is filled with clean and cool water.
Q: How is the pool described in the poem?
A: It is described as pretty and little.
Q: When do the birds come to the pool?
A: When the sun shines warm and high.
Q: Which birds are mentioned in the poem?
A: Robins are mentioned in the poem.
Q: What do the robins do around the pool?
A: They cluster around the brink of the pool.
Q: What does the word brink mean?
A: Brink means the edge of the pool.
Q: Do birds just fly past the pool?
A: No, they flutter down to drink.
Q: Why do the birds come down to the pool?
A: They come to drink water and bathe.
Q: What action do the birds perform in the water?
A: They splash and splash in the water.
Q: How many times is the word splash repeated?
A: It is repeated three times.
Q: What does the splashing create?
A: It creates little bright showers of water.
Q: What do the birds do after splashing?
A: They fly away quickly.
Q: What does flash mean in the poem?
A: It means to fly away suddenly and quickly.
Q: How do the birds express their happiness?
A: They sing sweetly.
Q: What feeling does the poem give about birds?
A: It shows birds as joyful and lively.
Q: Is the water dirty or clean?
A: The water is clean.
Q: What kind of weather is shown in the poem?
A: Warm and sunny weather.
Q: What attracts birds to the pool?
A: Clean, cool water attracts them.
Q: What does cluster mean?
A: It means to gather together.
Q: Who is the poet of “Bird Bath”?
A: Evaleen Stein is the poet.
Q: What is the poem mainly about?
A: It is about birds enjoying a bath in a garden pool.
Q: What mood does the poem create?
A: A happy and peaceful mood.
Q: What do birds do before flying away?
A: They splash in the water and drink.
Q: Why is the bird bath important?
A: It helps birds get water and stay happy.
Q: What lesson do we learn from the poem?
A: We should care for birds and nature.
Q: How can we welcome birds like in the poem?
A: By keeping water bowls and feeding them.
Q: Do the birds enjoy the bird bath?
A: Yes, they enjoy it very much.
Answer by Dimpee Bora