Question 1

What type of text is this?

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fictional poem

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nonfiction

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nonfiction poem

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play

Question 2

"Pop-pop-pop-pippity-pop" is an example of...

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onomotopoeia

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idiom

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metaphor

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simile

Question 3

What is the purpose of this poem?

Accepted Answer

To describe how the author views popcorn as something delicious that he/she can share with their family

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To talk about what the family always does on the weekends

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To describe why we should eat popcorn and not other foods

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ONLY to explain how to make popcorn

Question 4

What is the meaning of "claps" as used in line 11?

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shuts or closes

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to make a lot of noise

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a round of applause

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matches

Question 5

According to the selection, what means the most to the speaker?

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spending quality time with family

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eating out of a bowl

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eating popcorn

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helping dad make popcorn

Question 6

When making popcorn, what step comes before stirring it up fluffy?

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salt it

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eat it

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butter it

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pop it

Question 7

What is meant by "Just listen to that popcorn sing!"?

Accepted Answer

the popcorn is making lots of noises as it pops

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the popcorn is singing Bruno Mars songs

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the speaker is singing and eating popcorn

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the popcorn is buttery

Question 8

What is another way to say "bathed with oil" as used in line 8?

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covered in oil

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does not have any oil

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covered in bubble bath

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take a bath

Question 9

Which is not an example of figurative language?

Accepted Answer

Hot buttered popcorn.

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Eat like a buffalo

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hear it with my heart

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ripe to explode

Question 10

Where does the speaker's dad make the popcorn?

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in a pot on the stove

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in a crock pot with a tight lid

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over an open fire

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in the microwave

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