Question 1

What type of poem is Daydream?

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Free Verse

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Stanza

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Narrative

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Lyrical

Question 2

In lines 1-4, what can the reader infer about the speakers feelings about grownups?

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The speaker feels that adults do not understand what it is like to be a kid.

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He feels  proud to do what grownups tell him to do.

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He is happy being told what to do.

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The speaker feels lonely.

Question 3

What can the reader conclude about the speaker?

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The speaker wishes he did not have to do what adults tell him to do.

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The speaker is determined to speak up for himself.

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The speaker wants to be an adult.

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The speaker wants to be a dentist.

Question 4

Read lines 9 through 12. What does this suggest about the speaker?

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The speaker does not understand why kids should do what adults say.

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The speaker does not like short  answers.

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The speaker is afraid of adults.

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The speaker does not like being a kid.

Question 5

The poem daydream is mainly about-

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A boy who wonders  how adults would feel if they were treated like a kid.

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A boy who wants to e a kid forever.

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A boy who tells adults what to do.

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A boy who goes to the dentist.

Question 6

Lines 9 through 12 are important to the poem because...

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It shows that the speaker does not understand why he should do what he is told.

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It shows that the speaker is kind.

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It shows that adults should help out more.

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It shows that the speaker is honest.

Question 7

The  reader can tell that the poem "The Stray' is a Narrative poem because it...

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Tells a story of a dog rescued by a boy and his family.

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Has rhyme and rhythm.

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Has lines and stanzas

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Has no set line length

Question 8

What is the is the problem in the poem?

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A dog was thrown out of it's  home by its owner and has no food or shelter.

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A boy rescues a stray dog.

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There is a big storm.

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The stray dog wants to play.

Question 9

Why are lines 21 through 24 important to the story?

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They tell the reader how the problem is solved.

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They describe what the dog looks like.

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They show that the parents are selfish.

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They show that the dog  is  afraid.

Question 10

What can the reader conclude about the boy's actions in lines 21 through 24?

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The boy is sympathetic and concerned for the dog.

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The boy wants to leave the dog .

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The boy wants to take the dog to the pet doctor.

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The boy is not loving.

Question 11

Which words rhyme in each stanza of the poem?

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The 1st and 2nd and the 3rd and 4th.

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Only the 3rd and 4th

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Only the 1st and 2nd.

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Each line of the stanzas rhyme with each other.

Question 12

Which line from the poem shows that the speaker is a narrator that is not apart of the poem?

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There was a little boy one day.

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Along with one sad lonely cat.

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A doggy bed or fine meat bone.

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The winter passed and next the spring.

Question 13

What can the reader infer about the actions in lines 25 through 28?

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Time has gone by and life is better for the dog.

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The boy wants to give the dog away.

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The dog is unhappy.

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The family will get another dog.

Question 14

What is the meaning of the word shivering in line 15 of the poem?

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to shake or tremble

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to play

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to bark very loudly

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to go to sleep

Question 15

Lines 23 and 24 shows  that the speaker most likely feels?

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He felt concerned  for the stray dog.

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Happy to see a dog during the winter.

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Afraid of a stray dog  without a leash.

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Too impatient to stop to see about the stray dog

Question 16

Which line from the poem can the reader infer that the dog is doing well.

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All mats and fleas now in the past.

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He shivered in the dark of night.

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He owned no boy to try and please.

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He didn't have a house or home.

Question 17

In lines 21  through 24,  what can the reader infer about the boys parents?

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They are concerned about the stray dog.

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They want nothing to do with the dog.

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They do whatever their son says.

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They wish they would not have seen the dog.

Question 18

What can the reader infer about lines 33 through 36?

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The boy will get older and the dog will no longer be living.

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The boy will get tired of the dog.

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The dog will live as long as the boy.

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The dog will have another owner.

Question 19

In lines 37 through 40 the poet suggests that -

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The boy and dog will reunite in another place and be together forever.

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The boy and dog will never see each other again.

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The boy and dog will no longer like each other.

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They will both get old.

Question 20

What is the meaning of reunite  in line 38 of the poem.

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To be together again

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A period of time

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To describe

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To leave

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