Love That Dog

Why did Jack ask Miss Stretchberry to leave out the part about the dogs getting killed if no one chooses them?

• it's too sad

• it isn't true

• his dad told him not to

• he is embarrassed

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What did Jack imagine the barking dogs were saying when he walked down the hall of the shelter?

• I'm a good dog!

• Me! Me! Choose Me!

• Take me home!

• I'm lonely

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Who is the narrator of Love That Dog?

• Miss Stretchberry

• Jack

• A third-person narrator

• The dog

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What is the main theme of 'Love That Dog'?

• A) Friendship

• B) Courage

• C) Grief and healing

• D) Adventure

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Who is the author of 'Love That Dog'?

• A) Sharon Creech

• B) J.K. Rowling

• C) Roald Dahl

• D) Beverly Cleary

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What form of writing is primarily used in 'Love That Dog'?

• A) Prose

• B) Poetry

• C) Drama

• D) Essay

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What does Jack initially think about writing poetry in 'Love That Dog'?

• A) He loves it

• B) He is indifferent

• C) He dislikes it

• D) He is excited

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Which poet's work inspires Jack in 'Love That Dog'?

• A) Robert Frost

• B) Walter Dean Myers

• C) Emily Dickinson

• D) Langston Hughes

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What is the significance of the yellow dog in 'Love That Dog'?

• A) It represents Jack's fear

• B) It symbolizes Jack's creativity

• C) It is a metaphor for Jack's journey

• D) It is based on a real dog Jack knew

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How does Jack's attitude towards poetry change throughout 'Love That Dog'?

• A) He becomes more enthusiastic

• B) He remains uninterested

• C) He becomes more critical

• D) He loses interest

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