"Roads"

Why does the author use repetition in this poem?

• A. To create rhythm and beat.

• B. To stress the importance of where a road can lead.

• C. To stress the importance of going home.

• D. To create the mood of the poem.

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Part A: According to the poem, what happens past a tailor’s door?

• A. They hide by bristly trees

• B. They hide gold piled high

• C. They sew with needle and thread

• D. They run to Mexico or Maine

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Part B: Which two lines best support the answer to part A?

• A. Lines 5 and 6

• B. Lines 9 and 10

• C. Lines 13 and 14

• D. Lines 3 and 4

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What theme most likely fits this poem?

• A. No matter how far you travel in life, you can always find your way home

• B. A road can take you anywhere

• C. You can never go back home again

• D. Be careful where you go, you can end up in some dangerous places.

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What would most likely be the setting for lines 3 and 4?

• A. A busy city

• B. A farm

• C. A dark stormy night

• D. Deep in the forest

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Part A: What does milliner most likely mean?

• A. A person who climbs mountains.

• B. A travel guide

• C. A person who likes to go swimming

• D. A person who makes and sells hats

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Part B: which clue in the text best helps you understand what a milliner is?

• A. “Hidden by bristly trees.”

• B. “With her hats for every head.”

• C. ”Or a road with a mountain tied to its end.”

• D. “Lead you back home again”

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