Exploring Themes in Literature

The chapter from 'The Secret Garden' describes the blooming garden and the robin's perspective on the children, particularly Colin's progress in learning to walk. Mary and Colin explore the unused rooms of the house, discovering new places and gaining confidence. The magic of the garden and Colin's transformation are central themes, highlighting the impact of nature and exploration on personal growth.

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What new miracles are revealed in the garden every morning?

• New people visiting

• New flowers blooming

• New trees growing

• New animals arriving

Why does the robin trust Dickon?

• Because he feeds the robin

• Because he stays away from the nest

• Because he speaks the robin's language

• Because he is a gardener

What does the robin compare Colin's learning to walk with?

• A cat learning to pounce

• A bird learning to fly

• A dog learning to run

• A fish learning to swim

What do Mary and Colin discover during their exploration?

• A hidden treasure

• A new garden

• A secret passage

• Unused rooms and corridors

Why does Colin decide to keep the curtain drawn back?

• He wants more light in the room

• He no longer feels angry seeing his mother's picture

• He wants to hide the picture

• He wants to show it to Mary