Q3 ELA UT

comparing two things using "like" or "as"

• simile

• metaphor

• rhyme

• repetition

how something looks, sounds, feels, smells, or tastes; helps create a mental picture in your mind as your read

• onomatopoeia

• imagery

• stanza

• simile

words that sound like objects like slam, honk, and screech

• repetition

• rhyme

• onomatopoeia

• imagery

Select 3 words that rhyme with each other.

• dream

• meme

• seen

• beam

• been

using the same word or phrase over and over

• feeling

• rhyme

• repetition

• expression

In Jack’s first poem he writes:

So much depends upon a blue car splattered with mud speeding down the road.

Why is the blue car so important to Jack?

• Jack liked to watch blue cars speed by.

• The blue car hit and killed his dog, Sky.

• Jack had finally found something to write about.

• Jack’s parents owned a blue car that was always muddy.

What did Jack think about poetry at the beginning of the book?

• Boys don’t write poetry.

• Girls don’t write poetry.

• Only boys write poetry.

• Boys and girls write poetry.

Identify the figurative language: “I said I love that boy like a rabbit likes to run.”

• rhyme

• metaphor

• simile

• repetition

Which of the following is one way Miss Stretchberry encouraged Jack to write

more poetry?

• She typed his poems and displayed them in the classroom.

• She made Jack rewrite his poems until they were perfect.

• She asked the other students to give their opinions about Jack’s poetry.

• She told Jack that he must write poetry while he’s in her class.

What does Jack think about Robert Frost?

• Jack thinks he is a good poet.

• Jack thinks he has a little too much time on his hands.

• Jack wants to meet him.

• Jack thinks he is funny.