Block City Quiz

Who is the author of the poem 'Block City'?

• Emily Dickinson

• William Wordsworth

• Langston Hughes

• Robert Louis Stevenson

What is the main theme of the poem 'Block City'?

• The main theme of the poem 'Block City' is the negative impact of technology on children's creativity

• The main theme of the poem 'Block City' is the history of building blocks

• The main theme of the poem 'Block City' is the importance of urban planning

• The main theme of the poem 'Block City' is the imagination and creativity of children in building their own world with blocks.

What is the significance of the title 'Block City' in the poem?

• The title refers to a specific city known for its block buildings

• Imagination and creativity of the child

• The poem is actually about a city made of toy blocks

• The city made of blocks represents the industrial revolution

What is the poetic form of the poem 'Block City'?

• Limerick

• Free verse

• Sonnet

• Haiku

In the poem 'Block City', what does the speaker compare the city to?

• a block city made of chocolate and candy

• a city made of feathers and pillows

• a block city made of blocks and stones

• a city made of clouds and rainbows

What literary devices are used in the poem 'Block City'?

• Alliteration and onomatopoeia

• Metaphor and simile

• Irony and hyperbole

• The literary devices used in the poem 'Block City' are imagery and personification.

What is the tone of the poem 'Block City'?

• Boring and uninteresting

• Serious and factual

• Dark and depressing

• Imaginative and whimsical

What is the message conveyed by the poem 'Block City'?

• The importance of urban planning

• The benefits of playing with toys

• The history of building blocks

• Imagination and creativity of a child

What is the setting of the poem 'Block City'?

• A city made of sand

• A city made of Legos

• A city made of blocks

• A city made of cardboard

What is the significance of the imagery in the poem 'Block City'?

• To showcase the importance of agriculture in the city

• To represent the author's love for construction equipment

• To create a vivid and imaginative portrayal of the city made of blocks

• To symbolize the fragility of human life