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Why do you think the poet was standing tip-toe?
If it is from 'I STOOD TIP TOE UPON A LITTE HILL' by john keats 1....the poet was standing tip toe because he does not intent to disturb the natureindeed he wants to become a part of it. 2.the poet wishes to hearthe faintest of noises.
Which exerts greater pressure on the floor- standing flat footed or standing on tip toe?
Standing on tip toe exerts greater pressure on the floor compared to standing flat footed. When standing on tip toe, the weight of the body is concentrated on a smaller area, resulting in higher pressure on the floor.
What exerts greater pressure on the floor standing flat footed or standing on tip toe?
Standing on tip toe exerts greater pressure on the floor compared to standing flat footed. This is because less surface area of contact between the feet and the floor means the body's weight is concentrated on a smaller area, resulting in increased pressure.
IF YOU HAVE FINGERTIPS, BUT YOU DONT HAVE TOE-TIPS, HOW COME YOU CAN TIP-TOE, BUT YOU CANT TIP-FINGER?
Because opposites attract
What is the tip of a boot called?
well your toe goes at the tip of your boot so my guess is "the toe" (but im just a kid)
What are the ratings and certificates for Tip Toe through - 1994 TV?
Tip Toe Thru - 1994 TV is rated/received certificates of: Belgium:KT
Who invented the tip toe?
Michael jackson
What is the difference between j toe and r toe in cowboy boots?
J toe: Sharply pointed R toe: Tapered, but rounded at the tip
What is the tip of the shoe called?
It's called the toe. (An aglet is the hard part at the end of a shoelace.)
What are the release dates for We Are the Beginning - 2012 The Return of Tip Toe 1-3?
We Are the Beginning - 2012 The Return of Tip Toe 1-3 was released on: USA: 2012
What is diameter?
The diameter is the height: the tip to the toe of an object.
What is meant by 'Wide wand'ring for the greediest eye'?
"There was wide wand'ring for the greediest eye,...", this is a line from the poem 'I stood tip-toe upon a little hill' by John Keats. Here, the poet means that there is much to be seen, observed and enjoyed for the keenest observer. From this poem, we get a good idea of the poet's love for nature.
