Question

can you check my answer?

Answer 1

Life
I have only known—
the fullest way to live as
learning and giving.
Question
2. The reader can tell this poem is a haiku by
A. the subject of life in the poem.
B. the pattern of syllables in the poem.
C. the lack of rhyme scheme in the poem.
D. the sound of the vowels in the poem.

Answer 2

i think is b

Answer 3

please help if i don't get it right i will fail the test

Answer 4

i think your right but im not sure

Answer 5

The Old Saint
by A. Gautam
I once saw a quiet man,
staring at the sea.
His skin was like the oak bark;
his back looked like a C.

I felt the wisdom of his eyes
seeping into me.
I thought he had existed since
Time could ever be.
Question
3. Which literary device does the author use in this poem?
A. metaphor
B. rhyme
C. alliteration
D. onomatopoeia
a?

Answer 6

im pretty sure its B

Answer 7

but if you think its a you should go with your gut

Answer 8

ok thanks

Answer 9

Penny's Tricks
"I need your yellow sweater
to match my yellow shirt.
Can I borrow your pearls, dear?
And that polka-dot skirt?

Indeed, you are more beautiful,
but I want to be adored.
You have your moments plentiful.
When have I thus implored?"

"Of course, you want my possessions."
"I still cannot be you."
"Oh, stop your clever confessions."
"Clever they are, but true."
Question
4. What does Penny want?
A. to go shopping
B. to be adored
C. to love her sister
D. to confess to her sister

Answer 10

how many questions is this test anyway?

Answer 11

6

Answer 12

i think its d

Answer 13

B

Answer 14

thanks

Answer 15

np

Answer 16

5. Who speaks throughout most of the poem?
A. The pearls
B. Yellow shirt
C. Penny's sister
D. Penny
same poem i think is c

Answer 17

i think your right

Answer 18

Peter leaves
by A. Gautam
Mama, please let me leave now.
So far away I have to go.
Return my kiss, accept my bow.
I will come back before the snow.

My Mama, look! How Missy plays.
I'll miss these pretty sights.
I will return before the days
are shorter than the nights.

When I come back, we will be rich.
I'll bring you pearls and gold.
Our poverty, this painful itch,
will perish, please be bold.
Question
6. How many stanzas are in this poem?
A. 3
B. 8
C. 5
D. 7
i think is A

Answer 19

i think so

Answer 20

THANK YOU SO MUCHHHHHH

Answer 21

np i love helping people :D

Answer 22

yes its b