A Family is Like a Circle

What is the name of the poem?

• The Teenage Years

• Family Circle

• Like a Circle

• A family is like a circle

Who wrote the poem A Family is Like a Circle?

• Robert Frost

• William Shakespeare

• Nicole O'Neil

• Emily Dickenson

Why is the title of the poem A Family is Like a Circle?

• Because circles are easy to draw.

• Because a circle represents how family connections never end.

• Because circles are fun.

• Because families go around in circles.

What is the main message of the poem?

• Families are always perfect.

• Families support each other and remain connected over time.

• Families should be ignored if they cause trouble.

• Families are only there for you when things are easy.

What does the poem suggest happens to families when they face problems?

• They break apart forever.

• They lose their love.

• They eventually mend and stay connected.

• They stop caring for each other.

According to the poem, what helps keep a family strong?

• Love, support, and care.

• Money and gifts.

• Strict rules and discipline.

• Distance and time apart.

What type of figurative language is used in the line "A family is like a circle"?

• Personification
• Simile
• Metaphor
• Hyperbole

How does the line "A family is like the stars" connect to the poem’s message?

• It shows that families are always there, even if you can’t see them all the time.

• It means that families are far away and don’t care.

• It says that families are as bright as stars.

• It suggests that families shine only at night.

Which poetic device is used in the line "A family is like the stars"?

• Simile
• Metaphor
• Personification
• Alliteration

How does the line "A family is like the stars" connect to the poem’s message?

• It means that families are as bright as stars.

• It says that families are far away and distant.

• It suggests that families only appear at night.

• It shows that families are always there for you, even if you can’t see them.