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3. Can the poet guess the virtue, a dog finds in man?, 4. Can the dog express man's significance in the midst of creation?, 5. Why does the poet call 'his simple wisdom'?, *Hint: The dog is not selfish and cunning like man., B. Now think and answer these questions:, 1. How can a dog express its thoughts and feelings for man?, 2. Can you understand the virtue of man?, 3. Does the dog not offer himself wholeheartedly to his master?, 4. How does a dog ask for its needs?, C. Write 'T' for true and 'F' for false statements:, 1. Every morning my devoted dog waits silently., 2. To the poet, the dog cannot reveal man's full significance., 3. What the dog thinks of man, it cannot put it into words., 4. When the poet touches the dog, its body thrills with joy., D. Fill in the blanks using correct words from the brackets:, 1. The dog's body thrills with joy with, recognition., (ignt / slow), 2. The poet sees the dog's self-offering to, his own needs. (press /ead), (unique / pricelecs), (eageriy /sent ), 3. What, value has its simple wisdom found in man., 4. Every morning the poet's dog waits, GRAMMAR IN USE, E. Now use the following words given in the poem, both as Noun and as Verb:, There are certain words which can be used both as Nouns and Verbs., For example: right (Noun) : You should use your right., right (Verb) : This fault will right itself., 1. touch (Noun) : The painter garve the last touch to his,, touch (Verb) : The doctor touchedthe patiesut gently, 2. thrill (Noun) : Secuoing highest marki gives., thrill (Verb) : Ausic Ialways tlhrills he., 3. offer (Noun) : Pestive ffer is given in the Mall., offer (Verb) : he manager offerrd me a, 4. need (Noun) : Sheler is ohr fprisuary heed, need (Verb) : I good job new, 5. plan (Noun) : He has showsn me the plan., plan (Verb) : a, faisting, me the kigpest tixill., : The, joh, I need a, e, for dis hause, vacation-, I have planned, lour, Aring, 24