WorksheetsPages 1-19 Love That Dog Quiz
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 1hrs 5mins
What is the date of the first entry?
September 1
September 9
September 13
In his first poem Jack says so much depends on _________.
A blue car splattered with mud
his father
HIs dog, Sky
What does Jack like about the Tiger poem?
Tigers are his favorite animal.
It was a short poem.
It sounds good in his ears.
What did Miss Stretchberry do to make Jack's poem about the blue car look nice?
She copied it over using calligraphy
She copied it on paper with cars around the border
She typed it on blue paper
Jack seems to change his mind about poetry by November 29th. How do you think he is starting to think about the poems his teacher is assigning ?
He still thinks poetry is for girls.
He still doesn't like to read nor write poetry.
He seems to liking reading poetry much more.
Jack expressed that he liked the small poems. He gave two reasons for liking them. Select the two below.
He can read a bunch in a short time.
He can understand the small ones better.
He doesn't have to take so much time reading the long,boring ones.
He gets pictures in his head from all the small poems.
Which poem did Jack say he especially liked?
the red wheelbarrow poem
the tiger poem
the dog poem
the horse poem
Why does Jack say he can't write a poem about a pet?
He doesn't have a pet
His mother is allergic to dogs and cats
He never had a pet
Instead of writing about the pet he used to have, Jack wants to write about _______.
His neighbor's pet
A made-up pet
A jungle animal
Jack likes Miss Valerie Worth's _______.
poem in the shape of a snake
small dog poem
poem about a tiger
Jack's dog used to chomp _______.
flies
shoes
flowers
On December 4 in the book, page 17, Jack still doesn't want his teacher to put his name on his poem. Why?
He was embarrassed of his sloppy writing..
He knew his words didn't rhyme very well.
He was worried others would think it's not a poem
He knew he didn't capitalize and punctuate his poem properly.
Jack said his poem would look better if there was (a) between the lines.
