Legacies

In the poem Legacies, why did the little girl not want to learn to make rolls?

• She was afraid she couldn't do it correctly

• She didn't want to take over for her grandmother

• She doesn't like rolls

• She didn't want to think of life without her grandmother

What can the reader infer about the narrator's relationship with their grandmother?

• The grandmother is solely dependent on the narrator caring for her

• The grandmother's presence is important to the narrator

• The narrator takes advantage of what the grandmother provides

• The narrator doesn't know her grandmother well

Based on lines 16-18 of Legacies, the reader can infer that the narrator and grandmother-

• Aren't good at communicating how they feel about each other

• Believe that both people know how they feel about each other

• Aren't good at using their words

• Don't understand how to have a good relationship

The structure of the poem Legacies helps the reader-

• see how the grandmother passes on her knowledge to her granddaughter

• understand how the little girl doesn't like thinking about life without her grandmother

• realize the little girl isn't as bad as she seems

• discover the prized secret of the family

What is the correct definition of dependent as it's used in the poem Legacies?

• something that's determined by the actions of another

• someone that relies on the care of another person

• something that controls the actions of another

• something that you can claim on your taxes

The poem’s title is “Legacies.” In your opinion, what does this title refer to?

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“i want chu to learn how to make rolls”

What word can be replaced with "chu"?

• me

• her

• you

• them

Define "rhyme."

• Comparing two things using "like" or "as."
• The repetition of a letter.
• The repetition of an ending sound.

A group of lines in a poem separated with a blank line space.

• metaphor
• simile
• line
• stanza

Choose the best picture that supports the theme of the poem.

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