Love That Dog

What did Miss Stretchberry ask Jack to do that he didn't want to do?

• sing
• write a poem
• laugh
• read

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What pet did Jack used to have?

• a yellow dog
• a bird
• a lizard
• a tiger

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Which part of the poem Jack wrote did he want Miss Stretchberry to leave out?

• the part where his dad was there
• the part where he actually chose his dog
• the drive home
• the fact that some of the other animals got killed

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Which of the following words is NOT an onomatopoeia?

• loud
• clash
• flash 
• screech

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When Jack writes to Mr. Walter Dean Myers, what is his tone?

• apologetic
• bitter
• curios
• delighted

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Which technique did Jack NOT use in his poem "My Sky?"

• repetition
• dialogue
• visual imagery
• rhyme

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Love That Dog is an example of what type of poetry?

• rhyming
• free verse

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Which best describes the tone of Jack's thank you letter to Walter Dean Myers?

• grateful
• proud
• boastful
• sad

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How did Jack's attitude toward poetry?

• loving it to hating it
• hating it to loving it

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"like a comet in the sky..." refers to ...

• a shooting star
• the headlights of a car
• a flashlight
• we don't know

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