Complete the following web : 
Step 1: Understanding the Question:
The task is to complete the web diagram by finding descriptive words or phrases from the poem about what the girl "was" (her qualities or appearance) and what she "had" (her possessions or physical features).
Step 2: Detailed Explanation:
We need to scan the first stanza of the poem for descriptions of the girl.
What the girl "was":
- The first line says she was a "lovely girl".
- The second line says "she seemed so gay" (meaning happy or cheerful).
- The poet wished she "was so fair".
What the girl "had":
- The first line mentions she had "silken hair".
- The fourth line states she "had one leg".
- It also says she "wore a crutch". We can infer she had a crutch.
- The last part of the fourth line mentions she passed with "a smile".
Step 3: Final Answer:
The completed web diagram is as follows:
| Lovely |
| Gay (Cheerful) |
→ → was → →
| The girl on |
| the bus |
← ← had ← ←
| One leg |
| A smile |
| A crutch |
| Silken hair |
Appreciation of the poem :
Read the following poem and write an appreciation of it with the help of the points given below :
A Teenager's Prayer Each day brings new beginnings,
Decisions I must make.
I am the only one to choose
The road that I will take.
I can choose to take the road of life,
That leads to great success
Or travel down the darkened road,
That leads to great distress.
Please open up my eyes, dear Lord,
That I might clearly see
Help me stand for what is right,
Bring out the best in me.
Help, Lord, to just say "no"
When temptation comes my way,
That I might keep my body clean
And fit for life each day.
When my teenage years are over,
I know that I will see
That life is lived its very best
With you walking next to me.
--- J. Morse
Points: Title, Name of the poet, Rhyme scheme, Figure of speech (any one), Theme/Central idea (in 2 to 3 lines).