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Love That Dog by Sharon Creech
Love That Dog by Sharon Creech
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Comprehension quiz for after reading the novel
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1
Which of the following is NOT one of the changes that Jack exhibited during the school year?
He loves a poem so much, he takes a book home w/o permission
He lets the teacher put his name on his poems.
He writes more and more in his journal.
He stops being rude to his teacher.
2
What do all of the following (simile, metaphor, personification, onomotopoeia) have in common?
all require making inferences
all are implicit evidence
all are types of figurative language
all are types of imagery
3
Which of the following is one way Miss Stretchberry encouraged Jack to write more poetry?
She typed his poems and displayed them in the classroom.
She asked her students to give opinions about Jack's poems.
She told Jack he must write poems even if he didn't want to.
She made Jack rewrite his poems until they were perfect.
4
Which phrase best describes how the information in Sharon Creech's
Love That Dog
is organized?
journal entries telling about Jack's experiences with poetry
a description of how Jack writes poetry
notes from Jack's teacher about his poems
a story about one of Jack's favorite childhood memories
5
Which of the following examples of figurative language used by Jack describes Mr. W.D Myers?
"low and deep and friendly and warm"
"whisp, meow, swish"
"...until your brain feels like a squished pea"
"It is like a miracle...a little helper brain."
6
What is the internal conflict in Love That Dog?
Jack does not like Mrs.Stretchberry
Jack is struggling with the death of his dog?
Jack's blue car is covered with mud
Jack lives on a quiet street
7
Another name for a rhyming pattern within a poem such as ABAB or ABBA is called a __________?
rhythm
meter
rhyme scheme
rhymed verse
8
Why was the blue car important to Jack?
This is the car that hit and killed his dog, Sky.
This car was splattered with mud and speeding down the road.
No importance, he was just attempting to imagery.
This was his dad's favorite car.
9
Which of the following poems was NOT read by Jack's class?
Street Music
The Apple
The Runaway
Love that Boy
10
Room 105, Miss. Stretchberry's class, September-June all describe what literary term?
theme
alliteration
location
setting