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Poetry Test Review

Poetry Test Review

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English

4th Grade

Practice Problem

Hard

CCSS
RL.4.4, RL.2.3, RL.3.9

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Ruby Carrion

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Poetry Review


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Multiple Choice

1 Which of these statements describe an element of poetry?

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A has characters and a plot.

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B includes dialogue.

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C is divided into stanzas.

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D tells about important events in an author’s life.

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Multiple Choice

2 What does the word shrieks mean in line 6?

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F Screams

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G Sings

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H Asks

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J Laughs

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Multiple Choice

3 Read stanza 2 from the poem.


We race inside and slam our doors.

The angry guest shrieks and roars.

“This storm,” we cry, “Is more than rain!

It has become a hurricane!”


The author uses imagery and figurative language to —

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A highlight the people’s reaction to the storm

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B describe the rain storm

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C emphasize the severity of the storm

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D explain the sound of storms

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Multiple Choice

4 Which statement best describes the resident’s reaction to the guest?

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F They fight against it.

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G They welcome it.

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H They run from it.

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J They ask it to return.

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Multiple Choice

5 Read the following line from stanza 4.


Streets are stream and cars are fish.


The author includes the metaphor to help the reader —

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A create a mental image that the cars are in water

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B create a mental image that the cars are blue

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C understand how cars can ride on water

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D understand why cars are full of fish

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Multiple Choice

6. What is the speaker’s main purpose in the poem?

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F power of a storm

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G need to work together

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H excitement of a new adventure

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J importance of fixing past mistakes

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Multiple Choice

7 What idea does the poet convey through the description of the storm ripping branches off the trees and flooding the city?

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A The storm blows into town

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B The storm scares the residents

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C The storm has greenish clouds

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D The storm is dangerous

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Multiple Choice

8 The poem is mostly about —

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F following directions

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G being a good friend

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H being prepared

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J having fun

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Multiple Choice

10 Read the following line from stanza 1.


The list is like an old friend.


The author includes this simile to help the reader —

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A understand Lin likes to spell

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B understand Lin has practiced a lot

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C recognize Lin only knows a few people

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D recognize Lin wishes the other spellers were nicer

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Multiple Choice

10 In line 14, the word roster means a list of —

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F times

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G schools

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H spelling words

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J team members

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Multiple Choice

11 The poet emphases the importance of the spell bowl to —

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A The speller wears their best clothes.

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B May whispers when she spells.

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C Phillip takes the first turn to spell.

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D The speller writes their answer in pencil.

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Multiple Choice

12 In line 21, the poet uses the phrase fired us up to suggest that Phillip —

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F Kept the spellers warm

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G Got the spellers excited

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H Yelled at the spellers

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J Gave the spellers directions

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Multiple Choice

13 What idea does the poet convey through the description of May in lines 23-24?

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A She is nervous.

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B She can be bossy.

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C She loves to exercise.

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D She does not know the words.

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Multiple Choice

14 Line 30 of the poem expresses the idea that —

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F Jamal is spelling

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G the poet wants to make the reader laugh

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H the heartbeat is loud and strong

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J the poet wants to describe what is happening on the stage

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Multiple Choice

15 In line 32, the word defeat means —

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A remember

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B meet

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C beat

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D like

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Multiple Choice

16 The poetic structure of lines 33-36 suggest —

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F that Jamal is confused

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G how Jamal wins

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H make it seem like Jamal is spelling

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J show how the moment feels to Jamal

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Multiple Choice

17 How does the poet suggest that the team will do well?

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A By repeating the word ready throughout the poem

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B By having Ms. Chen say that Ethan “must have lightning for fingers”

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C By using rhyme in the final stanza

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D By using exactly four lines in every stanza

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