A) victory B) contest C) meeting D) loss
A) repetition B) denotation C) connotation D) stanza
A) to walk beside slowly B) to hang fluttering C) to sit beneath D) to stand above
A) something that is desperately desired B) something that is completed or done successfully C) something that is won in a contest D) something that is reached with the help of others
A) the use of words or phrases over and over B) the basic definition of a word C) the way the lines of a poem are divided D) the idea suggested by the meaning of the word
A) the use of words or phrases over and over B) the basic definition of a word C) the way the lines of a poem are divided D) the simple difference between similar things
A) a word that means almost the same B) the plural form of a word C) the basic definition of a word D) a word that means the opposite
A) to be blown gently with the breeze B) to be supported from below C) to hang loosely D) to fall down
A) winning B) swimming C) success D) space travel
A) "Swimming to the Rock" is about an historical accomplishment, and "The Moondust Footprint" is about a personal accomplishment. B) Both poems are about a personal accomplishment. C) "Swimming to the Rock" is about a personal accomplishment, and "The Moondust Footprint" is about an historical accomplishment. D) "Swimming to the Rock" is about winning a race to a rock, and "The Moondust Footprint" is about winning a race to the moon.
A) to describe the Rock B) to show how afraid the poet is C) to emphasize how far the Rock is D) to emphasize how close the Rock is
A) to show how much the sister likes the poem B) to show that the sister dislikes the poem C) to describe how tired the sister is D) to build suspense as the reader wonders what the sister will say
A) He hit a home run B) He struck out a batter C) He hit a winning run D) His dad hit in a winning run |