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| Have you ever painted a picture of someone? Do you think it looked \ like the person you were trying to paint? What did they think of it? J j j | “What’s THAT, dear?” asked the new teacher. ‘Ie’s Mummy, I replied. “But Mums aren't green and orangel ‘You really haven't TRIED. You don’t just paint in SPLODGES — You're old enough to know You need to THINK before you work... Now — have another go? She helped me draw two arms and legs, A face with sickly smile, A rounded body, dark brown hair, A hat — and, in a while, She stood back (with her face bright pink): ‘That’s SO much better — don’t you think?’ But she turned pale When, at ten to three, ‘An orange-green blob Collected me. ‘Hi, Mum? Trevor Harvey a eS [ I Ww | \ Welt be photocapled eo Who wrote this poem? 8 Why does the teacher want to change the first picture? 6 Write down two words from the poem that rhyme. 2 marks 2) How does the author make important words stand out? Explain how this affects the way you read the poem out loud. 2 marks e How do you think the teacher felt when the child's mum came to school? Explain your answer. Total owt of 10

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