O ye: a meaning “you” used in the past especially to address more than one person wares (n): goods that someone sells in a market or on the street brocade (n): expensive thick cloth with a pattern woven into it amber (n): a hard yellow-brown substance used for making jewellery jade (n): a precious stone used for making jewellery and art objects vendor (s): someone who sells something peddler (s): someone who goes from one place to another selling things ivory (n): the yellowish white bone that an elephant’s tusk is made of dice (n): a small block with six sides marked with spots frail (v): thin and delicate scabbards (n): a cover for the blade of a sword or dagger aeon (s): an extremely long period of time tassels (n): a group of strings tied together at one end and fastened to clothing or objects for decoration azure (n): bright blue chaplets (n): a circle of flowers and leaves that you wear on your headHow well did I read?
| Fill in the boxes using yes/ somewhat/ no. | |
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| I enjoyed reading the poem. | |
| I got the idea of the poem on my own. | |
| I got the idea with the help of my friends in the group | |
| The teacher helped me to understand the poem. | |
| I used the glossary given at the end of the poem. |