Sounds and Onomatopoeia in Literature

Miss Bush introduces a book about onomatopoeia, explaining it as words that mimic sounds. She provides examples from nature, animals, and everyday life, encouraging students to identify onomatopoeic words around them. The book is described as fun and educational, with colorful illustrations that highlight these sound words.

What is the main topic of the book Miss Bush is reading?

• Onomatopoeia

• Types of animals

• Fairy tales

• Historical events

How many letters are in the word 'onomatopoeia'?

• 11

• 10

• 13

• 12

Which of the following is an example of onomatopoeia?

• Think

• Boom

• Run

• Jump

What sound does a leaky faucet make according to the book?

• Clang

• Drip drop

• Whirl

• Splash

Which sound is associated with a train in the book?

• Choo-choo

• Buzz

• Roar

• Cuckoo

How do animals use sounds according to the book?

• To play

• To communicate

• To find food

• To sleep

What is the Japanese onomatopoeia for a dog's bark?

• Meow

• Wan

• Bark

• Woof

Which of the following is a percussion instrument mentioned in the book?

• Piano

• Flute

• Guitar

• Violin

What sound does a clock make according to the book?

• Tick tock

• Whisper

• Buzz

• Roar

What sound is associated with the sunrise in the book?

• Buzz

• Ah hoo

• Cockadoodledoo

• Cuckoo