Geography Lesson

Write the name of the poet of this poem "Geography Lesson".

(Note: Don't forget to capitalize the first letters of the first and second names.)

Why is the poem titled 'Geography Lesson'?

• The poem is about a place described in a school's geography textbook.

• The poem is about a lesson the poet was taught about geography by his teacher.

• The poem is about a lesson about geography the poet intends to give the readers.

• The poem is about a lesson the poet learnt from a teacher who taught him geography.

"The maps were redrawn on the classroom wall." What does the above line indicate in the poem?

• The old maps were replaced with new ones.

• The poet had opted out of the geography course.

• The lessons in the geography course were changed.

• The new teacher pushed students to follow a new direction.

What is the name of poem/lesson you are going to tested for

• The Ant and the Cricket

• Geography Lesson

• Macavity: The Mystery Cat

• The School Boy

Write the name of the poet of this poem "Geography Lesson".

• Brian Patten

• Robert Frost

• Emily Dickinson

• Walt Whitman

Why is the poem titled 'Geography Lesson'?

• The poem is about a place described in a school's geography textbook.

• The poem is about a lesson the poet was taught about geography by his teacher.

• The poem is about a lesson about geography the poet intends to give the readers.

• The poem is about a lesson the poet learnt from a teacher who taught him geography.

"The maps were redrawn on the classroom wall." What does the above line indicate in the poem?

• The old maps were replaced with new ones.

• The poet had opted out of the geography course.

• The lessons in the geography course were changed.

• The new teacher pushed students to follow a new direction.

What is the name of poem/lesson you are going to tested for

• The Ant and the Cricket

• Geography Lesson

• Macavity: The Mystery Cat

• The School Boy

What is the central theme of the poem 'Geography Lesson'?

• The beauty of nature

• The complexity of human relationships

• The understanding of the world from a higher perspective

• The importance of education

Which literary device is predominantly used in the poem 'Geography Lesson'?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Personification

• Alliteration