Down by the Bay Quiz

What is the consequence mentioned in the poem if the narrator goes back home?

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How does the repetitive structure of 'Down by the bay' contribute to the poem's overall tone?

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Identify one example of alliteration in the poem and explain what it describes.

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Why do you think the author repeats the line 'Down by the bay' throughout the poem?

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Can you find an example of alliteration in the poem?

• Watermelons and grow

• Back to my home

• Dare not go

• Bear brushing its hair

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"Down by the bay, where the watermelons grow, back to my home, I dare not go. For if I do, my mother will say..."

• "Did you ever see a tiger in a fancy attire?"

• "Did you ever see a lion playing with fire?"

• "Did you ever see a whale with a polka tail?"

• "Did you ever see a snake sliding down a trail?"

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Watermelons' habitat, according to the poem?

• The forest

• The desert

• Down by the bay

• The mountain

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What will the narrator's mother say if they see a bear at home?

• "Did you ever see a bear reading a book?"

• "Did you ever see a bear dancing?"

• "Did you ever see a bear combing its hair?"

• "Did you ever see a bear riding a bicycle?"

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Why does the narrator use imaginative scenarios like a whale with a polka tail and a bear combing its hair?

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In the second verse, what emotion might the narrator be feeling about going home?

• Excitement

• Fear

• Sadness

• Happiness

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