In the poem "Answer to A Child's Question" by Samuel Coleridge explain why you think the speaker draws connections between nature and love?

 

In the poem "Answer to A Child's Question" by Samuel Coleridge what does the question in line 1 contribute to the overall meaning of the poem

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Age Appropriate Injuries: Toddlers on the Move 

Age appropriate injuries In toddlers capable of crawling or walking and how this information is useful in identifying possible child abuse

Toddlers have locomotor capabilities but limited communication skills. They often suffer injuries due to their behavior - increased curiosity, activeness and interest in exploring their surroundings. At this age, the child's mobility increases, curiosity exceeds ability to assess risks, an ability to reach, climb and manipulate give them access to a wide range of objects on which to choke or become entrapped.

• Where is the injury?
• How many injuries does the child have?
• What are the size and shape of the injury?
• Does the description of how the injury occurred seem likely?
• Is the injury consistent with the child's development capabilities?

Early English literature was written in Old English, which is vastly different from Modern English. Often, these texts are translated into more accessible language for modern readers. When reading these older forms of English, it can be difficult to understand the meaning, even if the language has been modified. In your opinion, what makes this literature so difficult to read? Is it the vocabulary, the characters, the type of storytelling, the density of the language, or something else? As you progressed through Old English texts to Middle English to Modern English, how did your understanding of the literature change? Can you explain what caused the change?

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