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  A sprinkle of diamonds in the sky, Gleaming bright, way up high. Twinkling softly in the night, Filling darkness with their light. Some are near, some are far, Each a glowing, distant star. A silent wish, a hopeful dream, Under their soft and silver gleam. Questions What does the poet compare the stars to? What do the stars do at night? What emotions does the poet associate with stars? Answers The poet compares the stars to diamonds. The stars twinkle softly and shine at night. The poet associates stars with hope and dreams.

It was a Friday when this incident happened. So we had a a Hindi II Language test. For reference, we had this test in third period.  Science Science Snacks Break Hindi II Language English Literature Geography English Language History Lunch Break Math Math Library So we couldn't finish the test as it was only a 30 minute period, so our Hindi teacher s decided to take Library period to finish the test.  We all decided to look at the answers (in my defense I was unsure of like quarter the paper). But when we had library period, our coordinator a  said that she will not give extra time. Now  a   sent me with r  to give a form to some sports coordinator. So I missed a little bit of the drama. So my friend z  told me that a  blackmailed her to tell all the names of all the students who cheated. N...

  Waves crash upon the golden sand, A world untamed, so vast, so grand. The ocean hums a timeless tune, Beneath the gaze of the silver moon. Its waters hide a world unknown, Where coral reefs and fish have grown. Secrets deep and stories old, A treasure chest of blue and gold. Questions How does the poet describe the sound of the ocean? What does the ocean hide beneath its surface? What is the ocean compared to in the last line? Answers The poet describes the ocean’s sound as a "timeless tune." The ocean hides coral reefs, fish, and unknown secrets. The ocean is compared to a "treasure chest of blue and gold.

  A canvas stretched so vast and high, A sea of blue where white clouds lie. Golden sunbeams paint its face, At night, the stars take their place. Thunder roars and raindrops fall, Then a rainbow stands so tall. Soft at dawn and fierce at noon, Glowing bright beneath the moon. Questions What does the poet compare the sky to? What happens in the sky during the night? How does the poet describe the rainbow? Answers The poet compares the sky to a canvas. At night, the stars take their place in the sky. The poet describes the rainbow as standing tall.

  CHAPTER 1: Fairy Circle Fort          LDShadowLady's first priority is exploration. While she was exploring, she gets assigned her number of lives . She has 4 lives . She decides to live in a cave. She kills her first zombie in her cave. She goes deeper into the cave to get iron to make iron armour. The boogeyman is chosen. She is not the boogeyman. However, she is scared as the boogeyman is outside her cave, so she blocks the cave off. She finds a mineshaft. She decides to explore mineshaft. She finds a spider spawner. She breaks it immediately. She decides to go up to the surface. She finds a wolf. She wants to tame it, so she goes back into the cave and kills a skeleton. While killing three skeletons, she runs into GoodTimesWithScar and Grian. Scar appears to have diamond armour with a six pack on it. Scar tells her that Grian scammed him by making him transfer his life to him. Scar scares LDShadowLady, she runs away in fear. Grian tells her...