Cactus Wren

In lines 1 through 13, the poet contrasts the wren's behavior with that of other desert animals to show that the wren-

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Which definition best fits the way entrance is used in line 25?

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The photograph below the title represents which part of the poem?

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The poet uses the word "stickery" in line 21 to help the readers understand-

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The poem is written from the point of view of a

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Use R.A.C.E. to answer the following question.

Why does the cactus wren "like thorns in all direction"

Answer explanation

The cactus wren "likes thorns in all directons." because they help keep intruders away. According to the poem the wren states, "the only safe place for a nest is a stickery banch in a cactus thicket." This shows that the wren wants his home to be safe Similar to humans having a security system.

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