RDR #1 - Opposites
  • 1. What is the rhyme scheme of this poem?
A) ABAB
B) ABBA
C) AABB
D) ABCA
  • 2. How many stanzas are in this poem?
A) 4
B) 16
C) 28
D) 7
  • 3. It mentions in the selection, "But Adam's left waved like a bird in flight." What type of figurative language is used in this sentence?
A) simile
B) idiom
C) alliteration
D) metaphor
  • 4. In stanza 2, what is the meaning of the word "meek"?
A) quiet
B) bold
C) speak
D) rang
  • 5. Which words BEST describe Zeke?
A) neat and loud
B) shy and polite
C) wild and meek
D) calm and greedy
  • 6. Which of the following pairs of words are antonyms?
A) mild and meek
B) quiet and shy
C) meek and tame
D) bold and quiet
  • 7. How were Zeke and Adam alike?
A) They both loved math.
B) They answered questions in the same way.
C) They treated their friends in the same way.
D) They looked the same.
  • 8. What is the main idea of the poem?
A) Although the boys looked alike, they were different.
B) The boys' parents were confused.
C) Brothers can never get along with each other.
D) Opposites attract.
  • 9. Reread lines 9 and 10 from the poem. These lines illustrate an example of ______.
A) rhyme
B) repetition
C) stanza
D) alliteration
  • 10. Which of the following pairs of words have suffixes?
A) greedily, politely
B) fun, done
C) geography, wondered
D) snack, first
  • 11. You would MOST LIKELY find this reading selection in a book titled______.
A) Problem Child
B) Fairy Tales and Fables
C) Wonders of the Wonderful World
D) Book of Narrative Poetry
  • 12. What is the specific detail in the story's illustration that supports the title?
A) They are twins.
B) The letters A and Z are on their shirts.
C) They are both boys.
D) They have their arms around each other.
  • 13. What special quality or ability did Zeke have that caused his friends to love him or care about him?
A) his squealing at recess
B) his sharing with others
C) his neat handwriting
D) his knowledge of maps
  • 14. Which subject did Adam seem to enjoy?
A) writing
B) reading
C) geography
D) math
  • 15. When could the people at school tell the twins apart?
A) just before the bell rang
B) only during recess
C) after class began
D) at lunchtime
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