The Carpenter's Apprentice PART A
Which word best describes how Ben treats his apprenticeship?
What is indifferently?
Which detail from the story supports the answer to Part A?
What is Ben is thinking about his plans for the weekend?
What is the most likely reason the poet included the fourth stanza in the poem?
What is to describe the work of the carpenter in terms of another profession?
What other stanza was most likely included for a similar reason?
What is stanza 5?
In the story, what does the carpenter believe is the most important lesson for Ben to learn?
What is do the work with care and consideration?
Which piece of the passage supports the answer to Part A?
What is the dialogue in paragraph 6?
Which word could replace wields in stanza 4 of the poem without changing the meaning?
Which phrase provides a clue to the meaning of wields?
What are "pounding rhythms"?
How does the poet develop the character of the carpenter in the poem "The Carpenter"?
What is the poet uses phrases like "keen eyes" and "inner smile"?
Which line from the poem best supports the answer in Part A?
What is "He cuts and shapes with vision." (line 9)?
Which theme is shared by the story and the poem?
What is: It is good to take pride in your work?
What is one detail from each passage that supports the answer to Part A?
What is: "An inner smile he then sets free" (line 26, The Carpenter) and "You can't build a house twice."? (paragraph 6, The Carpenter's Apprentice)