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    Test Match Sabina Park Questions

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    The document discusses questions about a poem about a test cricket match played at Sabina Park. The questions analyze the mood of the poem as frustration and embarrassment, identify an allusion to a player who could have made the game more exciting, suggest the line "Something badly 'amiss'" means English supporters expected to win but did not, and explain the spectators were upset because they found the game boring.

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    Test Match Sabina Park Questions

    1. How does this poem relate to us today? General Question

    2. What is the mood of the poem and explain your answer?


    - Frustration and embarrassment

    3. State an allusion in the poem and what it means


    - 'perhaps they shoulda borrow Lawrence Row', shows that the game
    was so boring the English should've borrowed one of their exciting
    players

    4. What does the line: 'Something badly 'amiss' suggest about the English
    supporters?
    - They had expected to win the game.
    5. Why are the spectators upset?
    - Because they find the game boring

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