Read stanza 3, and then, describe Macavity in two or three sentences of your own.Read stanza 3, and then,

(i) caught my eye - A small red car passing by caught my eye. (ii) he’d had enough - He'd had enough of his nonsense.It had to be stopped right now. (iv) laugh ourselves...

1. Peggy: sarcastic, cheerful, contented 2. Wanda: kind, timid, introvert, generous, talented, lonely, creative 3. Maddie: kind, timid, sensitive, miserable, understanding

(i) He spent most of his time in play.  (iii) I watched, amazed; in less than a minute he had turned the tap far enough to produce a trickle of water,...

Echo was a nymph who talked too much. She was very fond of having the last word. One day she spoke rudely to the great Juno, who said that for...

(i) The lines in the poem that express the poet's comment are “Folks call this a fable. I'll warrant it true.”  (ii) This comment by the poet means that this poem...

(i) No, Macavity is not a cat really. (ii) Macavity is just a fictional character created by the poet whose actions resemble those of a crook's, the master criminal.. He...

(i) True (ii) False (iii) True (iv) False (v) True

Yes, it seems like the poet is fond of cats as he seems to praise him by showing that he is bafflement of Scotland Yard. He calls Macavity a 'fiend'...

(i) for want of a way to say it (ii) wonderful game (iii) to the brightest thoughts in your head (iv) food and dress

A desert is generally without water and vegetation but it as beautiful as a forest. A desert may be too hot or too cold but plants and animals there have...