The Dog Ate My Homework

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Jennifer Elliott
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English
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3rd - 5th Grade
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32 plays
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1.
Multiple Choice
This poem is an example of narrative poetry mostly because it-
has a funny ending
doesn't have lines that rhyme
describes feelings
tells a story
2.
Multiple Choice
What identifies this poem as an example of free verse?
It presents a lesson that can be learned.
It does not follow a rhyming pattern.
It uses figurative language to create imagery
Its lines are not similar in length.
3.
Multiple Choice
What is the main message of this poem?
It is important be responsible.
It is sometimes difficult to be patient.
Treat others the way you want to be treated.
Don't leave your homework out where your dog can get it.
4.
Multiple Choice
Which line from the poem shows that the speaker is worried about her behavior upsetting her mother.
Mom looked at me with disbelief in her eyes.
I thought to myself, " I better make this a good, or I am in trouble."
I tried to avoid questions.
She wanted to know why I wasn't bringing home my homework.
5.
Multiple Choice
What is the speaker's main purpose in this poem?
To teach readers to seek
to persuade her mother not to ground her
to explain the benefits of doing one's homework
to share a personal experience with the reader.
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