The Pied Piper of Hamelin

"The Pied Piper of Hamlin" was put into poetry form by

• Elizabeth Barrett Browning
• Robert Browning
• Randall Jarrell
• Alfred Noyes

"The Pied Piper..." is

• a narrative poem
• a lyric poem
• a haiku poem
• a sonnet

The river close to Hamelin is the

• Nile
• Rhine
• Tigris
• Weser

At the beginning of the story, the townspeople thought the mayor was

• a genius
• thin
• a fool
• a fitness guru

Another word for rats in this story is

• gerbils
• mammals
• vermin
• guilders

The piper is called "pied" because

• his clothes are multi-colored
• he LOVES pie
• he gets pied in the face at the end
• the mayor loves pie

For how much money does piper ask?

• 50 guilders
• 500 guilders
• 1,000 guilders
• 50,000 guilders

"Pattering" and "clattering" rhyme, but they are also examples of

• similes
• onomatopoeia
• alliteration
• personification

"Teeth like pearls" is an example of a(n)

• metaphor
• assonance
• personification
• simile

A portal is

• an opening
• an airport
• a mountain
• pipe