Two Owls

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Checking understanding of two poems.
Karen Mizen
Quiz by Karen Mizen, updated more than 1 year ago
Karen Mizen
Created by Karen Mizen about 4 years ago
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Question 1

Question
Both these poems are written in which person? 1st or 3rd?
Answer
  • 1st
  • 3rd

Question 2

Question
At the opening of the first poem, what three feelings could have made the speaker feel dejected?
Answer
  • Starved, cold, tired.
  • Hungry, heated, tired.
  • Hungry, cold, tired.

Question 3

Question
Why does the speaker not feel downhearted at the start of the poem?
Answer
  • The owl did not feel as bad as it could have.
  • The owl knows it can find shelter.
  • The owl is a night bird and used to these feelings.
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