Thank you Sleep

What type of poem is Thank You Sleep? (R.1.4)

• free verse

• rhymed verse

• haiku

• limerick

Select the explanation that best describes the type of poem selected in Part A. (R.1.4)

• This poem has no rhyme scheme.

• This poem has a repeated rhyme scheme.

• This poem has a 5-7-5 syllable pattern.

• This poem has an AABBA rhyme pattern.

What is the theme of the poem, Thank You Sleep? (R.1.2)

• Rest is good for your health.

• Snoozing is not good for you.

• Wash your hands when you sneeze.

• Good health is rewarded with play time.

Select the detail from the text that supports the theme selected in Part A. (R.1.2)

• “Coughing, creeping, dripping, eww.” (line 2)

• “Itchy, jitter, knocking knees,” (line 5)

• “Thank you, Sleep! I’m sick no more.” (line 12)

• “Out the door to play: X- Y- Zoom!” (line 16)

Select two details that should be included in the summary of the poem, Thank You Sleep. (R.3.2a)

• “Flush, gunk, hic. I’m sick. ” (line 3)

• “L-m-n-o-pia ooze. (Oh, please.)” (line 6)

•  “Onomatopoeia-ick!” (line 8)

• “I feel great. Now, I’m awake!” (line 14)

• “Ultra-Vultra, whoosh and whoom,” (line 15)

The speaker woke up from  sleeping and felt a lot better. This helps the reader learn that rest is beneficial to your health.

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The speaker was really sick with itches, jitters, coughing, and sneezing.

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The speaker started eating some soup, got into bed, and fell asleep.

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How many stanzas are in the poem?

• 3

• 5

• 6

• 4