WorksheetsPoetry Collection Grade 7
Total questions: 1
Worksheet time: 10mins
What is the message or theme of the poem 'Turtle Watchers' by Linda Hogan?
Turtles are the most dangerous creatures
Predators are essential for the ecosystem
All creatures are connected across time and space
Humans should not interfere with nature
How many stanzas are there in the poem 'Turtle Watchers' by Linda Hogan?
One
Four
Three
Two
What does the simile 'their eyes streaming water like tears' suggest in 'Turtle Watchers' by Linda Hogan?
Mother Earth is sad or crying
Turtles are happy
The watchers are hungry
The sea is calm
What does the simile 'both of us watching as if clasped together in a lineage of the same world' imply in 'Turtle Watchers' by Linda Hogan?
They are indifferent to each other
They are enemies
They are from different worlds
They are joined together by ancestry
What is the rhyme scheme in the poem 'Nature is What We See' by Emily Dickinson?
ABAB
AABBCC
EFGH
CDCD
What does the author imply by using unconventional capitalization in 'Nature is What We See' by Emily Dickinson?
To make the text look artistic
To highlight and intensify the meaning of words
To confuse the readers
To follow traditional grammar rules
What does the speaker do in the poem 'The Sparrow' by Paul Lawrence Dunbar?
Listens to the sparrow's song
Ignores the sparrow
Feeds the sparrow
Catches the sparrow
What is the author's message in the poem 'The Sparrow' by Paul Lawrence Dunbar?
We only appreciate nature when it's gone
Nature is dangerous
We should always pay attention to nature
Nature is unimportant
What is the significance of the simile 'a little bird with plumage brown beside my window flutters down' in 'The Sparrow' by Paul Lawrence Dunbar?
The bird is flying gracefully
The bird is singing loudly
The bird is injured
The bird is colorful
What does the author suggest about human behavior in 'The Sparrow' by Paul Lawrence Dunbar?
Humans are too busy to notice nature's beauty
Humans are afraid of birds
Humans communicate with birds
Humans always appreciate nature
How many lines are there in the second stanza of 'Turtle Watchers' by Linda Hogan?
25
20
12
16
What is the author's view on nature in 'Nature is What We See' by Emily Dickinson?
Nature is dangerous
Nature is harmony
Nature is unpredictable
Nature is boring
What is the author's opinion on human wisdom in 'Nature is What We See' by Emily Dickinson?
Human wisdom is limitless
Human wisdom is unnecessary
Human wisdom is to be sincere
Human wisdom is insignificant
What is the rhyme scheme in the second stanza of 'The Sparrow' by Paul Lawrence Dunbar?
NHNH
CDCD
ABAB
EEFFGG
What does the author suggest about the importance of nature in 'The Sparrow' by Paul Lawrence Dunbar?
Nature is harmful
Nature is unpredictable
Nature is essential for life
Nature is unimportant
