THAILAND

• What is the title of the poem mentioned in the study material?

  A Boatman's Love Song
• What is the mood expressed in "A Boatman's Love Song"?


  The mood is happy and carefree.
• What does the chorus of "A Boatman's Love Song" emphasize?


  It emphasizes the strength of the speaker's praise.
• What does the speaker praise in the song?


  The speaker praises his darling's physical features.
• How does the speaker describe his darling's hair?


  He describes it as pretty and tied in a sweet knot.
• What comparison does the speaker make about his darling's eyebrows?

  He compares them to shiny leeches.
• What unique feature does the speaker attribute to his darling's eyes?


  He states that they are loving and small.
• How does the speaker describe his darling's nose?


  He describes it as wide and flat.
• What does the speaker compare his darling's teeth to?


  He compares them to the blackness of ebony's bark.
• What does the speaker mean by "complexion of gold and a high cheek-bone"?


  He is praising her beautiful skin tone and facial structure.
• What animal does the speaker compare his darling's feet to?

  He compares them to a web-footed duck.
• What is the title of the three-line poem mentioned in the study material?

  Three-Line Poem
• Who is the author of the three-line poem?

  Uten Mahamid
• What is the main theme of the three-line poem?

  The theme revolves around the magical act of harming one's own cat.
• What is the plot of "Ungrateful Man" about?


  A poor young man receives a magic spell from a beggar.
• What condition is attached to the magic spell in "Ungrateful Man"?


  He must always honor and respect the beggar.
• What happens when the young man lies about the source of his power?


  The magic spell loses its power.
• What is the moral of the story "Ungrateful Man"?


  Don't dishonor honor.
• What are the main elements of the plot in "Ungrateful Man"?


  • A poor young man receives a magic spell.
  • The spell allows him to make trees bear fruit out of season.
  • He must honor and respect the beggar.
  • He helps a pregnant queen and gains wealth.
  • He lies about the source of his power.
  • The spell loses its power, leading to his downfall.
  • The moral is to honor one's promises.
• What are the physical features praised in "A Boatman's Love Song"?


  • Hair tied in a sweet knot
  • Shiny black eyebrows
  • Loving small eyes
  • Wide and flat nose
  • Shiny white teeth
  • Golden complexion with high cheekbones
  • Light frame like a forest stag
  • Broad feet like a web-footed duck