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What it is

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1
Which line identifies the point of view of the speaker of the poem
When someone is tired of being the "it" person, they tag someone else.
I know exactly, precisely
Middle school is a game.
It’s a game of peek-a-boo
2
It’s a game of kickballIf you don’t kick hard enough,You’re out.That’s what it is
No punctuation in the fourth line cues to the reader to pause/reflect.
The lack of punctuation encourages the reader to read at a faster pace.
The period emphasizes the point and makes the reader stop abruptly.
The comma following the second line encourages the reader to stop/think
3
Which choice provides the best evidence for the answer to Question #1, which is that the tone was playful?
I know exactly what middle school is. It's a game, and that's what it is.
It's a game of peek-a-boo
I know exactly, precisely what it is.
People ask what is middle school?
4
Which choice best summarizes the tone that the author's language creates?
Playful
Indifferent
Uncertain
Enthusiastic
5
How does the repetition of the word "game" add to the poem's overall meaning?
It shows how games can feel very repetitive.
It summarizes the games mentioned in the poem.
It reveals the speaker's interest in games.
It shows how middle school seems to have a variety of rules.
6
Which choice best summarizes the tone that the author's language creates?
Playful
Indifferent
Uncertain
Enthusiastic