Comparing and Contrasting poems

What did the speaker do with the last cookie in 'The Last Cookie'?

• Ate it all

• Threw it away

• Gave it to a friend

• Broke it and shared it

How did the speaker feel after sharing the cookie in 'The Last Cookie'?

• Sad

• Angry

• Happy

• Confused

What was the challenge faced by the speaker in 'The Climb'?

• A steep hill

• A deep river

• A dark forest

• A long road

What did the speaker feel at the end of 'The Climb'?

• Tired

• Proud

• Disappointed

• Scared

In 'The Last Cookie,' who came just a bit late?

• The speaker's sister

• The speaker's friend

• The speaker's brother

• The speaker's teacher

"The Last Cookie"

I saw one cookie on the plate,
My brother came—just a bit late.
He looked at me, then at the treat,
I knew he thought, “That looks so sweet!”

I broke it gently, gave him half,
He gave a grin, I saw him laugh.
We sat and shared it, bite by bite,
And somehow that just felt so right.

What is the setting of the poem?

• A kitchen or home

• A bakery on a busy street
• A school cafeteria
• A park during a picnic

"The Last Cookie"

I saw one cookie on the plate,
My brother came—just a bit late.
He looked at me, then at the treat,
I knew he thought, “That looks so sweet!”

I broke it gently, gave him half,
He gave a grin, I saw him laugh.
We sat and shared it, bite by bite,
And somehow that just felt so right.

What is the mood of the poem?

• Sad and lonely
• Angry and frustrated
• Indifferent and detached
• Happy and kind
  

"The Last Cookie"

I saw one cookie on the plate,
My brother came—just a bit late.
He looked at me, then at the treat,
I knew he thought, “That looks so sweet!”

I broke it gently, gave him half,
He gave a grin, I saw him laugh.
We sat and shared it, bite by bite,
And somehow that just felt so right.

What is the theme of the poem?

• You should always eat the last cookie.

• Being kind and sharing makes people feel good.

• Cookies are the best treat.

• Don't let your brother see your snack.

"The Climb"

I looked up high, the hill was steep,
My legs were tired, the rocks were deep.
But step by step, I did not stop,
I hiked and climbed up to the top.

The wind was cool, the sky so wide,
I felt a burst of joy inside.
It took some time, it took some sweat—
But I’m so proud I didn’t quit.

What is the setting of the poem?

• A quiet forest in the morning.
• A mountain or hill

• A bustling city street at night.
• A calm beach during sunset.

"The Climb"

I looked up high, the hill was steep,
My legs were tired, the rocks were deep.
But step by step, I did not stop,
I hiked and climbed up to the top.

The wind was cool, the sky so wide,
I felt a burst of joy inside.
It took some time, it took some sweat—
But I’m so proud I didn’t quit.

What is the mood of the poem?

• Frustrated and defeated
• Indifferent and apathetic
• Brave and proud

• Discouraged and negative