Animal Wisdom/The Last Wolf Review Quiz

In "Animal Wisdom," which line from the text best supports the idea that Turtle doesn’t like to rush?

• Line 1

• Line 3

• Line 5

• Line 10

In "Animal Wisdom," which line from the text best supports the idea that Turtle doesn’t like to rush?

• Line 1

• Line 3

• Line 5

• Line 10

In "Animal Wisdom," which phrase best describes what people feel is missing?

• Defending the Earth

• Taking time to explore

• Noticing beauty in nature

• Resolving disagreements

In "Animal Wisdom," which phrase best describes what people feel is missing?

• Defending the Earth

• Taking time to explore

• Noticing beauty in nature

• Resolving disagreements

In which line from "Animal Wisdom" does the poet use personification?

• Line 7

• Line 18

• Line 21

• Line 27

In which line from "Animal Wisdom" does the poet use personification?

• Line 7

• Line 18

• Line 21

• Line 27

(Part A) In lines 18–29 of "Animal Wisdom," the poet uses imagery to convey a sense of what —

• light replacing darkness reveals

• the creatures tell the people

• the people begin to observe about the world

• a butterfly would say if it could speak

(Part A) In lines 18–29 of "Animal Wisdom," the poet uses imagery to convey a sense of what —

• light replacing darkness reveals

• the creatures tell the people

• the people begin to observe about the world

• a butterfly would say if it could speak

(Part B) Which quote from "Animal Wisdom" best supports the poet using the imagery discussed in Part A?

• After darkness and light settled their / differences / and the creatures paired up, (lines 18–20)

• people appeared in all the corners of / the world. (lines 21–22)

• They said: What's missing (line 22)

• They began to notice the beauty hidden / in an ordinary stone, / the short lives of snowflakes, (lines 23–26)

(Part B) Which quote from "Animal Wisdom" best supports the poet using imagery discussed in Part A?

• After darkness and light settled their / differences / and the creatures paired up, (lines 18–20)

• people appeared in all the corners of / the world. (lines 21–22)

• They said: What's missing (line 22)

• They began to notice the beauty hidden / in an ordinary stone, / the short lives of snowflakes, (lines 23–26)