
Genius
Passage
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English
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4th - 5th Grade
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Practice Problem
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Easy
Alyssa Bauman
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1.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
1 min • 1 pt
Question 6
From which point of view is the poem told?
a) first person narration
b) second person narration
c) third person narration
2.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
1 min • 1 pt
Question 7
How is the theme, “support can encourage creativity”, developed throughout the passage?
Ⓐ The speaker's sister doesn’t like the poem, pushing the speaker to improve their writing.
Ⓑ The speaker's sister ignores the poem, showing the challenges of being a creative person.
Ⓒ The speaker's sister provides a safe space for sharing, encouraging the speaker's creativity.
Ⓓ The speaker's sister fears the speaker's poem, showing the dangers of sharing creative work.
3.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
2 mins • 1 pt
Question 8
Read this stanza from the poem.
“I worry till she says, ‘We have
a genius in the house.’” (lines 15-16)
How does this stanza create meaning in the poem?
Ⓐ It shows the speaker's need for constant praise.
Ⓑ It shows the speaker's concern and how encouragement can help others.
Ⓒ It shows that the speaker's sister is jealous of their creative talent.
Ⓓ It shows that the speaker doesn’t care about their sister's opinion of the poem.
4.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
2 mins • 1 pt
Question 9
Read these lines from the poem.
“‘Sis! Wake up!’ I whisper
in the middle of the night.
Urgently, I shake her
till she switches on the light.” (lines 1-4)
How does the rhyme scheme create meaning in the poem?
Ⓐ The rhyme scheme creates a slow and sad tone, showing the speaker's sadness.
Ⓑ The rhyme scheme creates confusion, showing the sister's sleepiness.
Ⓒ The rhyme scheme creates a feeling of excitement and the speaker’s need to share their poem.
Ⓓ The rhyme scheme creates a sense of peace, showing the nighttime setting.
5.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
2 mins • 1 pt
Question 10
Read these lines from the poem.
“The last verse of my poem leaves
her silent as a mouse.” (lines 13-14)
How does the simile contribute to the meaning of the poem?
Ⓐ The simile shows the sister dislikes the poem.
Ⓑ The simile shows the speaker's fear.
Ⓒ The simile shows how tired the speaker is.
Ⓓ The simile shows suspense while the speaker waits for a response.
6.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
1 min • 1 pt
Question 11
Read there lines from the poem.
"She nods for me to read my work.
I cough, then forge ahead." (lines 11-12)
What is the meaning of the word forge as it is used in this sentence?
a) to form or make
b) to write
c) to continue quickly
d) to imitate
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