Deep Read M8W1L3

What does the imagery of stars in Mita's stories suggest?

• The stories are about the sun.

• The stories are about space.

• The stories bring light and joy.

• The stories are about famous people.

How are Mita's stories similar to mountains?

• They are very tall.

• They are old and unchanging.

• They are made of rock.

• They are difficult to climb.

What quality of crickets is used to describe Mita's stories?

• They are sleepy.

• They are quiet.

• They are colorful.

• They are full of energy.

Why might the poet close their eyes to hear Mita's stories?

• To see better.

• To remember Mita and her stories.

• To fall asleep.

• To ignore the noise.

What does the poet hear in the wind?

• Leaves rustling.

• Birds singing.

• Mita's stories.

• Cars driving.