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what does peering mean?
looking
What type of figurative language is used in the following statement?
"Maps are keys to secret places?
metaphor
In "Learning the World", the speaker's dream is to....
travel and learn about the world
In "Learning the World" what does the speaker wish the could do with the map rolled into a telescope?
see the world spread beneath their feet
what is the base word of noticeable?
notice
What does via mean?
through
What type of figurative language is used in the following statement?
"By wings whirring or silent feet furred"
metaphor
Which line from "Latitude Longitude Dreams" tells what latitude and longitude are?
"These lines that slide from pole to pole"
Based on the poems, what conclusion can you draw about how journeys affect people in a similar way?
all of the poems have to do with a sense of adventure, whether real or imagined
what is the base word for forcible?
force
what does girth mean?
distance around
Why does the speaker of "Early Explorers" say that no place is ever undiscovered?
you can travel anywhere in your imagination
what is the base word for adaptable?
adapt
what does intersecting mean?
crossing
In both "Learning the World" and "A Map and a Dream", the speakers use maps to.....
imagine places in the world
what is the root word for accessible?
access
what does composition mean?
works of art
In "Early Explorers" how is Antarctica described?
where mountains are hidden under ice