Poetry REVIEW for 3rd Grade STAAR

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Which lines create a picture of speedy movement in "CITY MOUSE and COUNTRY MOUSE EXCHANGE VISITS"? Options: He stayed for lunch but all they ate Were sandwiches of peanut butter., So in they went and to a house With walls of stone and gardens green, , The country mouse leaped to the floor And ran like lightning down a hole, , Enough! He said, of city life, It's great - but not worth dying for.

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The country mouse leaped to the floor And ran like lightning down a hole,

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In "CITY MOUSE and COUNTRY MOUSE" the country mouse leaped to the floor in line 19 because —

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four dogs came rushing in

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How can the reader tell that 'CITY MOUSE and COUNTRY MOUSE' is a narrative poem?

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The events tell a story, with characters, and rhymes.

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In the poem "The Big Race", why did HARE think it was okay to nap in the middle of a race?

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He was sure he would beat Tortoise.

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Which lines in "THE BIG RACE" end in words that rhyme?

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lines 7 and 8

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Read line 15 from the poem "THE BIG RACE": "Slow and steady won that race!" The poet includes this line to emphasize —

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the message of the poem

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How are the stanzas in the poem "THE BIG RACE" alike?

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They have the same number of lines.

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In "MY RED BOAT", why does the speaker most likely repeat the word bobbed in line 3? Options: create an image of the boat bouncing up and down, help the reader imagine the sound of the boat, make the line rhyme with line 4, create the same rhythm as the rhythm in line 2.

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create an image of the boat bouncing up and down

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In the poem "OUR HOUSE AT NIGHT", the author repeats the word drip in order to --

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remind readers of a dripping faucet

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How can the reader tell that this is a narrative poem?

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The events described in the poem tell a story.

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