Paige Lewis reads "You Can Take Off Your Sweater, I’ve Made Today Warm"

The poem explores themes of warmth, choice, and reflection. It begins with an invitation to remove a sweater, setting a warm tone. Astronauts in space observe a person on Earth, reflecting on their mission and childhood memories. The narrative delves into choices and their consequences, with promises and expectations highlighted. The poem concludes with a reflection on returning and the importance of what was left behind.

What action does the speaker suggest at the beginning of the poem?

• Take off a sweater

• Remove shoes

• Put on a sweater

• Wear a hat

What are the two men in the rocket ship doing when they become distracted?

• Conducting experiments

• Sleeping

• Eating

• Communicating with Earth

What is highlighted about the men's past?

• They were wealthy

• They were adventurous

• They were gentle and smart

• They were rebellious

What does the speaker promise about the winter and summer children?

• They will be very joyful

• They will be very quiet

• They will barely hurt

• They will be very painful

What does the speaker remind the listener about at the end?

• Their forgotten sweater

• Their forgotten shoes

• Their forgotten hat

• Their forgotten book