Loose Tooth DR 1

What does the poet describe the tooth as in the first line?

• A wobbly tooth

• A sniggly tooth

• A dangling tooth

• A twisty tooth

What happens at the end of the poem?

• The tooth is pulled out

• The tooth falls out

• The tooth is ignored

• The tooth becomes straighter

Why does the poet compare the tooth to a goose tooth?

• Because it’s smooth

• Because it’s shiny

• Because it’s loose and moving everywhere

• Because it’s strong

How does the poet feel about the loose tooth?

• Excited

• Annoyed

• Amused

• Frustrated

What makes the poem entertaining?

• It uses funny comparisons and sounds

• It has a sad tone

• It explains dental hygiene

• It gives advice about loose teeth

Which word is spelt incorrectly in the poem?

• Goose

• Straggly

• Sniggly

• Dangly

Which words rhyme?

• Push and pull

• Wobbly and straggly

• Yank and goose

• Tug and twist

How many syllables are in the phrase "wibbly wobbly"?

• 3

• 4

• 5

• 6

Which sound is at the beginning of "dangly"?

• /d/

• /b/

• /g/

• /t/

Which is the correct spelling?

• Sniggly

• Snigly

• Sniggley

• Sniglee