Love That Dog Quiz p. 1-11

Who is the narrator of Love That Dog?

• Miss Stretchberry

• Jack

• A third-person narrator

• The dog

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What is Jack's teacher's name?

• Ms. Hale

• Miss Stretchberry

• Mrs. Strong

• Ms. Braswell

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What is the setting of Love That Dog?

• At Jack's house.

• On a farm.

• At school, in Miss Stretchberry's classroom.

• In a blue car.

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Who writes poetry, according to Jack?

• Girls

• Boys

• Everyone

• No one

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Who wrote "The Red Wheelbarrow" poem?

• William Carlos Williams

• Robert Frost

• William Blake

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Who wrote "Stopping By Woods on a Snowy Evening" poem?

• William Carlos Williams

• Robert Frost

• William Blake

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Who wrote "The Tiger" poem?

• William Carlos Williams

• Robert Frost

• William Blake

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Jack reads a poem in class about an animal:

________, _________ burning bright.

• Dog, dog

• Tiger, tiger

• Cat, cat

• Giraffe, giraffe

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In the poem "The Red Wheelbarrow," what animal is in the yard?

• chicken

• horse

• cow

• dog

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What is Jack studying in his reading class with Miss Stretchberry

• Informational texts

• Plays

• Short stories

• Poetry

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