Why did the speaker repeatedly ask the question "Whose child is this?" in the poem "Whose Child Is This?"?

(a) started; (b) that/the; (c) were; (d) asked/told; (e) clear.

Rupa said that the page (a) started with a single letter B and slowly words came below (b) that/the letter. The teacher thanked Rupa and said that he would show her how the words (c) were written one after another like in the alphabet. Then the teacher (d) asked/told the class to look at the board and ask him if it was (e) clear or not.

(i) in Ayrshire, Scotland

(ii) in 1906

(iii) Assisted in battlefield hospitals

(iv) discovered Penicillin

(v) in 1955.

The passage is about Alexander Fleming who discovered penicillin. He was Scottish. Alexander was a graduate of medicine from a medical school in London. During the World War I, he assisted the soldiers. He observed that the people were dying of infection. So, he started his research on how to cure infections. Finally, he discovered penicillin. Penicillin is a drug that is used to kill bacteria and cure infections. This great man passed away in 1955.

(i) in 1757

(ii) in London

(iii) in 1767

(iv) married

(v) "The Poet Sketches".

The poet and artist William Blake (1757-1826) was born in London. He was married to Catherine Boucher. Blake was a dreamer and visionary since his early age. Despite having no formal education, he started composing verses at the age of ten. His first publication was "The Poet Sketches in 1783". His other works were "Songs of Innocence (1789)" and "Songs of Experience (1794)". His only prose was "The Marriage of Heaven and Hell". He also wrote another book named "Milton". He died at the age of 69.

(i) 05 August 1930; (ii) in Warren, Ohio; (iii) from the University of Southern California; (iv) first man to walk on the moon; (v) 25 August 2012.