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Poetry Analysis
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1
Based on the context in line 24, what does the word "chortled" mean?
Laughed
Whispered
Cried
Screamed
2
Carroll uses rhyme to contribute to the _________ tone of the poem.
Upbeat
Ridiculous
Solemn
Chaotic
3
Why does Carroll choose not to give the hero a name?
to show the father's feelings about his son
to help the reader understand the nonsensical language
so the reader can more easily relate to the hero
to add to the mystery of who the hero truly is
4
What is one of the themes of the poem?
Never leave home unprepared for a fight
People should be brave and fix difficult problems
Don't listen to family members who are scared
Think before you act to avoid problems
5
Which line from the poem best represents the theme?
"He took the vorpal sword in hand" Line 9
"Beware the Jabberwock, my son!" Line 5
"The Jabberwock, with eyes of flame" Line 14
"He chortled in his joy" Line 24
6
The world returns to peace and order after the hero hunts and destroys the problem.
False
True
7
The Jabberwock is a symbol for the scary and difficult problems that people face that can be overcome with dedication.
False
True
8
The father is upset that his son decided to put his life in danger.
False
True
9
How would you describe the father's tone toward his son?
Doubtful and ashamed
Loving and confused
Jealous and worried
Confident and proud
10
The father is the real hero of the poem.
True
False
11
The nonsensical language of the poem helps to create a __________ mood.
Heartbroken
Humorous
Confusing
Horrifying
12
The Jabberwocky will attack the hero's friends in the near future.
False
True