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WorksheetsLove That Dog
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 9mins
In the poem “The Red Wheelbarrow”, what animal is mentioned?
Cat
Dog
Chicken
Pigs
In the poem “The Red Wheelbarrow”, how many stanzas are there?
2
4
6
1
What is the narrator’s name?
Jacob
John
Jake
Jack
What is the teacher’s name?
Miss Stretchberry
Miss Strawberry
Miss Snyder
Miss Stansbury
Why doesn’t Jack want to write poetry?
He doesn’t like it.
He hates writing.
He thinks girls, not boys, write it.
He can’t think of what to write.
What does Jack think about “The Red Wheelbarrow Poem?”
He doesn’t understand it.
He thinks it’s short.
He doesn’t like how it sounds.
Any words can be a poem with short lines.
What two words from “The Red Wheelbarrow” are compound words that have been broken up?
Wheelbarrow
Chickens
Rainwater
Upon
What is Jack’s “so much depends upon” poem about?
His dog
A red car
A blue car
Splattering mud
Who is the author of “Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening”?
Jack Frost
Robert Ford
Rob Frost
Robert Frost
Lines 1,2 and 4 of “Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening” ——
rhyme
are repetitious
are alliterative
are sentences
The last two lines of the poem “Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening” ——
are repetitious
don’t rhyme
are a full sentence
sound good
”The Tiger” uses what with the words “Tiger! Tiger! burning bright.
Repetition
Rhyme
Alliteration
Onomatopoeia
Why are two similes on pages 8 and 9?
“Blue car, blue car, shining bright”
“Some of the Tiger sounds are still in my ears like drums beat-beat-beating.”
“I could see you speeding by like a comet in the sky.”
“But at least it sounded good in my ears”
What does Jack think about the third poem, “The Tiger?”
It sounded good
I didn’t really understand it
It doesn’t make sense
It’s wonderfully written
What does Miss Stretchberry do with Jack’s two poems?
She grades them with an “A”.
She gives them back for him to redo.
She reads them out loud to the class.
She types them up and puts them on the board as anonymous.
The poem by ValerIe Worth, “dog”, is called what?
Rhyming poem
Small poem
Large poem
Short poem
The small poems are filled with ——
Imagery
Rhyme
Repetition
Similes
Why does Jack like the “dog” poem?
It’s a small poem.
He can picture the dog.
It reminds him of his yellow dog.
He understands it.
