Practicing Success
Read the following poem given below and answer the question. A GIRL'S GARDEN A NEIGHBOUR of mine in the village One day she asked her father In casting about for a corner And he said, "That ought to make you It was not enough of a garden, She wheeled the dung in the wheelbarrow And hid from anyone passing. A hill each of potatoes, And yes, she was long mistrusted Her crop was a miscellany |
On the demand of the girl, father gave her small plot in : |
a village a corner the courtyard a Church |
a corner |
The poem specifically mentions that the father "cast about for a corner" and that the plot of land was "just it," indicating that it was a small, out-of-the-way area. The other three options are not supported by the text of the poem:
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