Match the quotes from the poem with ideas that help shape the meaning of the poem.

Question

4 items. Place items into the correct group. Groups are: Share the Stories of Your Culture, Heritage Makes You Who You Are.
Available Options ( 4 of 4 )
“Shall I weave the zig-zag pathway Whence the sacred fire was born;” (lines 21–22)
“Showing something of my life: To the Spirit God a prayer. Grateful that he brought my people To the land of silence vast” (lines 35–38)
“Shall I, a patient dweller in this Land of fair blue skies, Tell something of their story while My shuttle swiftly flies?” (lines 9–12)
“All this perhaps I might weave” (line 29)
Share the Stories of Your Culture
Add to Share the Stories of Your Culture
Heritage Makes You Who You Are

Answer 1

Here’s how you can match the quotes with the ideas that help shape the meaning of the poem:

Share the Stories of Your Culture:

• “Shall I weave the zig-zag pathway Whence the sacred fire was born;” (lines 21–22)
• “Showing something of my life: To the Spirit God a prayer. Grateful that he brought my people To the land of silence vast” (lines 35–38)
• “Shall I, a patient dweller in this Land of fair blue skies, Tell something of their story while My shuttle swiftly flies?” (lines 9–12)

Heritage Makes You Who You Are:

• “All this perhaps I might weave” (line 29)

This grouping highlights the connections between the quotes and the themes of cultural storytelling and the significance of heritage.