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The Power of a Smile/Things that Make Hearts Break-Tupac Shakur

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 11mins

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Class
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1.

Where does the mood shift in The Power of a Smile?

a)

The Power of wind can chill

b)

inside until it tears you apart

c)

But the Power of a Smile

2.

When an author or poet repeats the same word or phrase, they are using repetition. Repetition is used to -

a)

help the reader understand a specific word or phrase

b)

emphasize something they want the reader to know

c)

reiterate the theme of the poem

d)

interpret the importance of rereading the text

3.

"The power of anger can rage inside until it tears you apart" (The Power of a Smile lines 5-6)

What context clue in these lines helped you figure out the meaning of rage?

(a)  

4.

The poet is ______________________ various types of power in The Power of a Smile.

(a)  

Choose from the below words

comparing

contrasting

causing

analyzing
5.

What is the mood in the ending of The Power of a Smile?

(a)  

Choose from the below words
content

curious

bitter

regretful

6.

A synonym for deceiving would be:

(a)  

Choose from the below words

selfless

truthful

dishonest

authentic

7.

Both poems contain repetition.

(a)  

Choose from the below words
true

false

there is no repetition in either poem

8.

An antonym for selfish would be:

(a)  

Choose from the below words

dishonest

greedy

self-sufficient

selfless
9.

In lines 7-8 of The Power of a Smile, Tupac used hyperbole to show:


a)

How easily a heart can be broken

b)

How a smile can have a positive effect

c)

How similar smiles and ice are

d)

How a smile is the only way to cure negative emotions

10.

In this line from Things That Make Hearts Break, how is the word dream being used: "and people who dream with their eyes open" (Line 3)

a)

noun; a wild or vain fancy

b)

noun; a succession of images passing through the mind during sleep

c)

verb; to indulge in daydreams

d)

adjective; too good to be true, ideal