The Library Rhyme

She didn't like to play with dolls, she didn't like to skate. She learned to read quite early and at an incredible rate.

What two words rhyme in this text?

• dolls and skate

• incredible and rate

• skate and rate

• dolls and early

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Which line from the story The Library is repeated?

• Elizabeth Brown

• She stayed up reading late.

• Books were piled on top of chairs

• The form was for donations

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Which lines in this story The Library rhyme?

1 She made a list of groceries

2 and tucked it in her book,

3 Then lost the list among the fruits

4 And left with nothing to cook.

• lines 2 and 3

• lines 2 and 4

• lines 1 and 2

• lines 1 and 4

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Many poems have a rhythm that each line has to follow. Which line best fits the rhythm for the last line of the poem?

Big books made very solid stacks

on which teacups could rest

small books became the building blocks

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• for busy little mice

• for busy little racks

• for busy little cats

• for busy little guests

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Kitten, kitten—small and sweet—I will give you food to eat.I know everything's all right,when you curl up and sleep all night.Kitten, kitten, have good rest,sleeping sweetly on my chest.

In the poem, the words right and night rhyme. What else rhymes with right and night?

• near

• big

• bite

• kitten

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Hickory dickory dock.The mouse ran up the clock.The clock struck one,The mouse ran down,Hickory dickory dock.Hickory dickory dock.The mouse ran up the clock.The clock struck twoAnd down he flew,Hickory dickory dock.

Which line from the poem is repeated?

• and down he flew

• The mouse ran down

• The clock struck one

• Hickory dickory dock

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1 I like to eat a sandwich

2 with cookies and a drink;

3 Then, I take my cup and plate

4 and wash them in the sink.

Which lines in this poem rhyme?

• lines 2 and 3

• lines 2 and 4

• lines 1 and 2

• liens 1 and 4

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Riding my skateboard down the street,

Fast as the wind I go,

I try to race everyone I meet.

Fast as the wind I go.

The only one keeping up with me as

Fast as the wind I go

Is the shadow racing beside me

Fast as the wind I go.

Which line is repeated in this poem?

• Riding my skateboard down the street

• I try to race everyone I meet

• Fast as the wind I go

• Is the shadow racing beside me

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I like lollipops, yes I do,

Cherry, lime, and berry.

The fruity ones I like the most

Cherry, lime, and berry.

No other flavors, only these,

Cherry, lime, and berry.

The very best lollipops in the world_______.

Which line best fits the rhythm for the last line of the poem?

• Lollipops are better than ice cream

• I could eat one every day

• I wish I could have one now

• Cherry, lime and berry

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Kitten, kitten—small and sweet—

I will give you food to eat.

I know everything's all right,

when you curl up and sleep all night.

Kitten, kitten, have good rest,

sleeping sweetly on my chest.

Which word from the poem rhymes with chest?

• rest

• sweet

• eat

• each

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