WorksheetsPoems: Day 4
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 3hrs 0mins
MR. NOBODY
Which statement from the text helps the reader determine that Mr. Nobody is not a real person?
There’s no one ever see his face,
He puts damp wood upon the fire
That kettles cannot boil;
‘Tis he who always tears out books,
The finger marks upon the door
By none of us are made;
MR. NOBODY
Read this dictionary entry.
soil :
1. noun the top layer of the earth in which plants and trees grow.
2. noun A country, land, or region.
3. verb to make unclean, dirty, or filthy
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MR. NOBODY
Read the line from the poem.
We never leave the blinds unclosed.
Which words use un- the same way it is used in this line?
unicorn
unable
united
unafraid
unbeaten
MR. NOBODY
Read this line from the poem.
That squeaking door will always squeak
This line appeals to the reader’s sense of -
taste
touch
smell
sound
MR. NOBODY
This poem is mostly about-
the adventures of an invisible man
blaming problems on Mr. Nobody
an annoying neighborhood
MR. NOBODY
What is the author’s purpose for writing this poem?
to give the reader information about a person named Mr. Nobody
to persuade the reader to blame their messes on Mr. Nobody
to entertain the reader with a funny poem
to explain why messes are caused in some homes
MR. NOBODY
The reader can conclude that the mischief in the house is really completed by -
children
a funny little man
a mouse
Mr. Nobody
MR. NOBODY
Based on the poem, which of the following describe Mr. Nobody?
lazy
messy
quiet
loud
neat
THESE TREES!
What is the main idea of this poem?
Trees have appropriate names.
Trees have names that are often difficult to pronounce.
The names of trees aren’t always obvious.
Most people don’t know the names of trees.
THESE TREES!
According to the poem, which tree is red?
redwood tree
red oak tree
neither of these
both of these
THESE TREES
Write a heading for each of these lists
LIST 1: walnut tree, oak tree, almond tree
LIST 2: walnuts, acorns, almonds
LIST 1: Tree Name
List 2: Products From Trees
List 1: Food From Trees
List 2: Trees' Colors
List 1: Products From Trees
List 2: Tree Name
THESE TREES!
Read line 7 from the poem.
So, why’s the white birch aptly named?
What does the word aptly mean as used in the poem?
in a funny way
appropriately
mistakenly
sadly
