Ukuran huruf
Lembar kerjaA Poison Tree Cold Read
Total soal: 1
Worksheet time: 11mins
What did the speaker do with their wrath towards their foe?
They told their foe and resolved it.
They kept it to themselves and it grew.
They watered it with smiles and deceitful wiles.
They let their foe know it was theirs.
What happened when the speaker was angry with their friend?
The speaker's wrath grew.
The speaker's wrath ended.
The speaker's foe stole into the garden.
The speaker watered the tree with fears.
What is the metaphorical action the speaker took to nurture their wrath against their foe?
They watered it with fears.
They sunned it with smiles.
They both watered it with fears and sunned it with smiles.
They planted it in their garden.
What was the result of the speaker's wrath growing against their foe?
It bore an apple bright.
The speaker's foe apologized.
The speaker forgave their foe.
The wrath disappeared.
What happened to the speaker's foe in the end?
The foe was glad in the morning.
The foe outstretched beneath the tree.
The foe resolved the conflict with the speaker.
The foe stole the apple.
What lesson can be inferred from the passage?
Deceit is necessary for survival
Nurturing anger leads to destruction
Hide your emotions
Trust your friends
How does the author use tears in the passage to convey a message?
As a means of growth
As a sign of joy
As a representation of sorrow
As a symbol of deception
What is the main conflict presented in the passage?
Deception by the foe
Battle of good versus evil
Conflict between friends
Internal struggle with emotions
Which character demonstrates a change in feelings by the end of the passage?
The author
The apple
The foe
The friend
What does the phrase "night had veiled the pole" suggest about the setting?
It is nighttime
The pole is covered in darkness
There is a physical barrier
It is daytime
How does the author characterize the garden in the passage?
As a space of growth
As a source of anger
As a symbol of revenge
As a place of peace
What literary device is used in the line "And it grew both day and night"?
Hyperbole
Metaphor
Personification
Simile
Based on the passage, what is the author's attitude towards the foe?
Understanding
Hostility
Compassion
Indifference
Which line from the passage supports the idea of the foe stealing the apple?
"I was angry with my foe"
"And with soft deceitful wiles"
"In the morning glad I see"
"And my foe beheld its shine"
How does the author develop the theme of deception in the passage?
By employing deceitful tactics
By smiling at the foe
By using sunlight to grow apples
By planting a tree in the garden
How does the author use evidence in the passage to convey a message?
By analyzing historical events
By illustrating the consequences of anger
By discussing a scientific experiment
By describing a beautiful garden
In the context of the passage, what does the word "wrath" most likely mean?
Excitement
Sadness
Anger
Joy
