A) She respects Samantha for being a poet and understands her. B) Samantha was the only girl at the party. C) Samantha's mother asked her to be nice to Samantha. D) Miss Emily wanted to impress her sister.
A) Poems were not very popular. B) Young girls didn't get to have much of a say in what they did. C) Young girls didn't know how to write. D) People always had parties to meet new people.
A) a poem B) a party hat C) a fork D) a pen
A) Samantha really doesn't care what Miss Emily thinks. B) Samantha knows how to write better than Miss Emily. C) Samantha is angry and wants to go home. D) Samantha sees that she and Miss Emily have something in common.
A) Samantha was not impressed with Miss Emily. B) Miss Emily didn't understand children's writing. C) Miss Emily Dickinson's writings were not something she easily shared with others. D) Samantha no longer wanted to be a poet, but a book writer.
A) a monster in the barn B) the barn owl flying C) the barn owl screeching D) the barn owl making a nest
A) scared B) confident C) shy D) confused
A) Bobby's dad knew Bobby was scared. B) Bobby's dad wanted to take a walk. C) Bobby asked him to. D) Bobby's dad knew the barn was empty.
A) an animal that hunts inside barns B) a monster looking for food C) another name for a screeching owl D) an animal that hunts at night
A) scared B) confused C) calm |