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Duplicate of Test Review "A Poem For My Librarian, Mrs. Long"
The poet is the speaker.
8. The poem contains proper capitalization.
Duplicate of Test Review "A Poem For My Librarian, Mrs. Long"
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8. The poem contains proper capitalization.
False
True
2
The poet is the speaker.
False
True
3
Where would you find a porch?
In a park
At the beach
In a store
At the front of a house
4
The poet enjoyed growing up in her neighborhood.
False
True
5
What is it called when you make observations about the texts that you read?
notice
complain
memorize
wonder
6
How is this poem about the narrator different from an autobiography?
It uses lines and verses.
It describes an historical figure.
It explains how the narrator was inspired to become a poet.
It shows what it was like to live in a certain time period.
7
A theme is.......
a message about life that the author shares with the reader.
the tone of the author in the work of literature.
a message that the characters want you understand.
a quote that the author wants you to read.
8
Mrs. Long influenced the poet to accomplish great things.
True
False
9
The poem takes place during segregation.
False
True
10
Why is the first stanza important to the poem?
It provides clues about the poem's main theme.
It conveys the personality of the poet.
It states a problem the poet had as a child.
It introduces the poet's childhood world.
11
The speaker plans on running away from home.
False
True
12
The poem's speaker discovers another world through-
drinking coffee
watching television
reading books
talking to neighbors
13
Free verse poetry-
has a lack of strictly enforced structure
follows patterns of rhythm and rhyme
uses all the rules of punctuation and capitalization
has a predetermined number of lines per stanza
14
How does the poet feel about Mrs. Long?
She thinks the librarian asks too many questions.
She is grateful to have her as a librarian.
She feels the librarian has been a positive influence in her life.
She is afraid to say to much to her because she is busy.
15
Why would the speaker hold her library books "close to her heart"?
She didn't want someone to take them.
She loved to read.
She didn't want anyone to see what she borrowed.
She wouldn't feel good coming home from the library.
16
How does Mrs. Long get requested books for people in her community?
She borrows them from the big library uptown.
She buys them.
She brings them from home.
She hopes to get them delivered at some point.
17
What can the reader infer about the poet’s childhood from the first stanza?
Family time was encouraged over playing with friends.
The author spent all of her free time with neighbors.
Socializing was an important part of everyday life.
The poet was not allowed to watch television.
18
The speaker enjoys being a part of her community.
False
True
19
What is the mood of the poem?
Hopeful
Sad
Happy
Angry
20
What does the poet mean when she says "Mrs. Long opened that wardrobe"?
Mrs. Long did not want her in the library.
Mrs. Long gave her more options to learn and grow.
Mrs. Long bought a wardrobe to store her books.
Mrs. Long gave her hope for the future.
21
What is it called when you ask questions about the texts that you read?
complain
notice
memorize
wonder
22
The speaker is grateful for Mrs. Long having been the local librarian.
True
False
