Jabberwocky

The words "Callooh!" and "Callay!" are examples of what type of literary device?

• similie

• alliteration

• Onomatopoeia

• I have no idea. I should fail english.

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Where does the boy go to wait for the jabberwock?

• by a tree

• near the ocean

• inside the castle

• Cucci's

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How many strokes of the sword did it take the boy to decapitate the jabberwock?

• one

• two

• three

• four

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What is a Jabberwocky?

• sword

• monster

• slimy booger

• forest

Which type of poetry is "Jabberwocky"?

• narrative

• lyric

• limerick

• humorous

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Who is the author of the poem "Jabberwocky"?

• Lewis Carter

• William Shakespeare

• Olivia Rodrigo

• Lewis Carroll

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Where does the main action of "Jabberwocky" take place?

• a castle

• a dark cave

• the forest

• Bath County

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What is wrong with the jabberwock as he approaches the boy?

• eyes of flame

• whiffling nose

• vorping tongue

• carpal tunnel

Which event below happens first?

• the son rests by the Tumtum tree

• the jabberwock is decapitated

• a father warns his son about the jabberwock

• the son grabs a sword and looks for the jabberwock

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Did you like the poem "Jabberwocky"?

• Yes. It was very entertaining! Delaney should get an A on this assignment.

• whatever

• What is a "Jabberwocky"?

• Absolutely not. I will never get this 10 minutes of my life back.