peom explain

ex: With moon light
the night (rhyme)

The rhyme can create rhythm for the poem. Rhythm is important to a poem. It can also make the poem sounds like a poem.

ex: Silently slightly without sad (alliteration)

Similar to rhyme, alliteration can create rhythm too. 's' is a soft pronounce letter so that it reveals a bland and mirth atmosphere.

ex: From the vaguely clearly shadow of brighten darken trees ( paradox)

"vaguely" and "clearly" are antonyms. "brighten" and "darken" are antonyms. They seem imposable but the picture is really in this way.

ex: Owls looking ( imagery , symbolize)
Owls is a animal that everyone know so that when people hear the word "owl" they will reveal a vivid figure of this bird in their mind. For most kind of owls prey at night or dawn, they are regarded as the symbol of night, darkness and mystery.

ex: "With moon light the night" and "The night with moon light" (repetition)
This sentence is the beginning and ending of the poem. It describe the situation where the poem created. The repetition impress the feeling while the beginning and ending are not totally same. In this style, the second stanza is looks like the shadow of first one. It's similar to the picture.

The Night

*

With moon light

the night

Silently slightly without sad

From the vaguely clearly shadow of brighten darken trees

I caught a sight

the soul of night

*

Mountains in misting

Owls looking

As pure forest fairy fall in love with poor honest woodman

there is a willing

The night

with moon light

1. What is an alliance? What does this word mean?Great traders themselves, the Hurons navigated the rivers of Central Canada and were very prosperous. They would become the leading source of furs for the French.

The word 'alliance' is the state of being allied or confederated.

2. Why would Champlain want to form an alliance with the Hurons?

Hurons and Iroquois had already in conflict before Chanplain arrived. Champlain conbince with Hurons because they were the most advanced trading nation at the time.

3. This is a picture of Champlain and his Huron allies on the left fighting the Iroquois. This is one of the earliest images of Europeans and First Nations people interacting.

a. Explain what you see in the picture in 3-5 sentences. Look carefully at the picture.

In the picture, the two groups are fightring agaist eachother near the river, or a lake. There are a few boat floating on the water. On the land, the people holding bows and shooting enemy in very close distance.

b. Do you think this is a realistic image of the situation? Explain why or why not in 5-8 sentences.

This is just a imaging of the situation. The two groups could not war like that eventhough they are native people. People often image the ancient wars like that. it maybe true before Eupean came and joyin the conflict. Eupeans introduced new weapon to them. It increased severity of the war.

4. The Hurons had many economic advantages because of their geographic location and territory. They were located on the southern shore of Georgian Bay, where the fishing was excellent.

a. Find a map of Georgian Bay. Explain where this bay is.

Georgian Bay is connect with French River and surrounding by islands.

b. Translate the word bay.

海湾

5 . Find a photograph of Georgian Bay that you like. Explain why you like it in 3-5 sentences.The vegetation of this region includes mixed forests, meadows, and fields. The sandy soil was perfect for planting corn, squash, pumpkins, and beans.

The photograph reveals the bank of the Bay. There are rocks protuding from the land and trees growing prosperously. A man is sitting on the rock facing the blue water. The color of the picture rise a mysterious atmasphere.

6. Take a look at this piece of Canadian Art called "Stormy Weather". The artist is Frederick Varley. He illustrated the stormy weather of Georgian Bay.a. How do you feel when you see this painting? Explain in 5-8 sentences. Tell me why you feel that way.

This painting create sadness and lonely feeling. The sun speard its gold light onto the tree and waves. The effect of the sun shine is quite different from, say, warming sun light in a garden. The color which the painter used is not close to tyhe color of real world. Another unseen object is wind. There obviously exist a strong wind, maybe a gale which blow the tree and push the waves valiontly.

7. This is a poem by A.J.M Smith. It was put together with this image on a past provincial exam.a. When you read this poem, how do you feel about the Canadian landscape? Explain in 10-12 sentences. Think deep and be creative.
The Lonely LandA.J.M. Smith
Cedar and jagged fir
uplift sharp barbs
against the gray
and cloud-piled sky;
and in the bay
blown spume and windrift
and thin, bitter spray
snap
at the whirling sky;
and the pine trees
lean one way.
A wild duck calls
to her mate,
and ragged
and passionate tones
stagger and fall,
and recover,
and stagger and fall,
on these stones -
are lost
in the lapping of water
on smooth, flat stones.
This is a beauty
of dissonance,
this resonance
of stony strand,
this smoky cry
curled over a black pine
like a broken
and wind-battered branch
when the wind
bends the tops of the pine
like a broken
and wind-battered branch
when the wind
bends the tops of the pines
and curdles the sky
from the north.
This is the beauty
of strength
broken by strength
and still strong

The peom seems to be written for that painting for the situation it discribed is similar. The title of the poem called 'lonely land'. It's not a mirth or hopeful title. Close to the paiting, 'Lonely Land' reveals a sadness and lonely atmaphere. There is still some positive moral exist. For example, the last sentence 'broken by strength and still strong' showing strong and independence mind. It reveal a sight of hopeful. America is a new continent which was just discovered in that period of time. Eupean countries was eager to explore and colonize it. Canada was not a country that time. It contained poor propulation excapt few native people. It was not surrprised that the land was lonely.
8. What did you learn in this lesson? Explain in 5-8 sentences

I learned the meaning of 'bay'. I learned how Georgian Bay looks like. I learned where Georgian Bay locate. I learned the meaning of 'alliance'. I learned why did champlain choose Hurons to alliant.

5. The fort was a natural fort because Quebec had towering cliffs.a.Find a picture of towering cliffs in Quebec. Search in Google using "quebec and towering cliffs".b. Why are the cliffs a natural fort? Explain in 3-5 sentences.

Because it is gigantic and towering sothat it could keep enemy away. It preserved the habitation. It also pretended them from violent wind.

4. Find a picture of Champlain's habitation at Quebec. Explain what you see in 5-8 sentences.

This is a black and white pencil drawing picture of Champlain's habitation at Quebec. The picture reveals three two-stoies buildings with a flag on the roof and deck around second story. The house also contains chimneies. The house is surrounded by water. There are a ditches around buildings.





2. Find a photograph of the St. Lawrence River you like. Explain what you see in the picture in 3-5 sentences.
This photograph seems to be taken when the sun was setting. There are a bridge protuding from the surface of the water. I can see the building with light near the bank of the river far away from the photographer.

1. Find a map of the St. Lawrence River. Explain what you see in the picture in 3-5 setnences.

The picture shows the mouth of the St. Lawrence River. It's the begining of the water. Near the water, there is Riviere Saguenay and Monts Notre Dame.

3. Why did Champlain choose to use a river for transportation? Explain in 3-5 sentences.

Nearing a river is suitble for transportation in that day. People would carry goods by ships. Its both cheap and convinient.

6. What did you learn today? Explain in 5-8 sentences.

I learned the landscap of St.Lawrence River. I learned the area where Champlain settled for furtrade. I learned cliffs can be natural forts. I learned Champlain chosed to use river for transportation. I saw some picture.