Exploring Summer and Dance Poetry

What is the main theme of the poem "How do I hold the summer"?

• The excitement of winter

• The transition from summer to winter

• The beauty of spring

• The joy of autumn

In the poem "How do I hold the summer," what does the poet want to hold onto?

• The winter snow

• The memories of summer

• The autumn leaves

• The spring flowers

What does the poet use to store memories of summer in the poem "How do I hold the summer"?

• A photograph

• A painting

• A poem

• A song

In the poem "Catching a fly," what does the speaker do instead of swatting the fly?

• Catches it with a net

• Takes a photograph

• Lets it fly away

• Traps it in a jar

What is the fly compared to in the poem "Catching a fly"?

• A butterfly

• A bee

• A spider

• The speaker

In the poem "When I dance," what does the speaker use to express themselves?

• Singing

• Painting

• Dancing

• Writing

What does the speaker in "When I dance" do on a dark day?

• Sings a song

• Writes a poem

• Busts a move

• Takes a nap

In "When I dance," what is the only sound the speaker hears?

• Music playing

• Birds chirping

• Feet slapping the ground

• People talking

What does the speaker in "When I dance" need to do to feel better?

• Eat a snack

• Charge their body

• Read a book

• Watch a movie

What is the common theme among all three poems?

• The beauty of nature

• The passage of time

• The joy of music

• The importance of friendship