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Gildee -- Poetry Analysis #4

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Poetry Quiz--Goes with poems that students will be given to read! #poetry #middleschool

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1
In the poem "Whitetails," which statement best describes the speaker?
He is worried about the deer.
He prefers not to get too close to wildlife
He is inspired by the sight of the deer
He is chasing away the deer
2
In "A Lucky Thing," how does the author build her ideas and themes?
by describing what the birds are eating
by explaining how attractive the coop is
by suggesting what the birds are thinking
by showing what the farmer sees
3
Which is the best summary of the poem "Whitetails"?
Horses and deer show that they are friendly
A visitation from deer makes a quiet winter day memorable
Humans must tolerate the destruction done by wild animals
Deer earn the admiration of humans for their resourcefulness
4
In "The Coming of the Cold," which phrase best describes the main theme?
The reasons that a field has been abandoned
The results of a powerful winter storm
The difficulty of farming in a cold climate with no water
The effects of the change in seasons from autumn to winter
5
In "A Lucky Thing," which best describes the theme?
people often wish for things that others have
Envy is a destructive emotion
Freedom is better than security
Things are not appreciated until they are gone
6
In line 4 of "The Coming of the Cold," what does the words ravage mean?
Rain
Crops
Frost and ice
Destruction
7
In line 15 of "Whitetails," to what does "her world" refer?
The other deer
The paddock
The fence
The forest