Bowl Bound/Home Free

In the poem Bowl Bound, what is the bowl like?

• wet and cramped

• dry and spacious

• colorful and shiny

• large and dark

In the poem Bowl Bound, who is the speaker?

• a dragon

• a fish

• a lizard

• a bird

In the poem Bowl Bound, which is an example of alliteration?

• full of humdrum

• I can hide

• swimming silently

• emerald plants

In the poem Bowl Bound, what does the word display mean in line 5?

• a bulletin board

• a performance

• an electronic device

• on show for people to see

In the poem Bowl Bound, why does the fish open wide?

• to make a sound

• to hide from curious creatures

• to show its teeth

• to eat food flakes

In the poem Home Free, who is the speaker?

• a dolphin

• a cat

• a kid

• a pig

In the poem Home Free, what do the speaker's new family members enjoy about the speaker?

• Their sandpaper kisses

• Their loud meowing
  

• Their ability to catch mice
  

• Their ability to climb trees
  

In the poem Home Free, how does the speaker feel about their new life?

• Bored and restless
  

• Happy and content
  

• Frustrated and annoyed
  

• Scared and anxious
  

In the poem Home Free, which two lines rhyme?

• lines 6 and 8

• lines 9 and 10

• lines 13 and 16

• lines 20 and 24

In the poem Home Free, what does the word confined mean?

• eating

• loving

• sleeping

• trapped