As they patter and as I see. Do not all the great men like Rizal Count rain, too, when still young like me? See the numerous dropping rains How hard it is for little brains. And I recall the children’s riddle About the old man’s countless canes. How I love the fast falling rain Like a thousand pounding pestles And the little rushing water Down the stream to see it nestles.
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1. The child is talking to his ______________.
a. Father b. Mother c. Sister 2. The child loves to ________________ the rain. a. count b. drink c. catch 3. The child wants to know if counting rain has also been a part-time activity of ______________. a. great men b. old men c. sickly men 4. The rain nestles in the _______________. a. dream b. stream c. street 5. The old man’s countless canes is a ______________. a. riddle b. fiddle c. peddler 6. The water rushes to the _______________. a. brook b. stream c. street 7. In the riddle, the countless canes refer to the ______________. a. little brain b. dropping rains c. stream 8. The rain ______________. a. withers b. patters c. gathers 9. The child loves the _______________ rain. a. fast b. slow c. tumbling 10. The fast falling rain is also like ________________. a. rushing water b. big waves c. pounding pestles
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