Question

select the correct texts in the passage.
which three phrases contribute to the cheerful mood in the poem?

the swing
by robert louis stevenson

how do you like to go up in a swing,
up in the air so blue?
oh, i do think it the pleasantest thing
ever a child can do!

up in the air and over the wall,
till i can see so wide,
rivers and trees and cattle and all
over the countryside—

till i look down on the garden green,
down on the roof so brown—
up in the air i go flying again,
up in the air and down!

Explanation:

These phrases convey lighthearted joy, vivid pleasant imagery, and the playful excitement of a child's swing experience, all of which build a cheerful mood.

Answer:

1. "Up in the air so blue"
2. "the pleasantest thing / Ever a child can do"
3. "Up in the air I go flying again, / Up in the air and down!"