Peace Parks
The Sea/Poetry
Sneetches
John Henry
(use the book)
100

What is the genre/type of this story?

a web article (website)

100

What is the extended metaphor of the poem?

The sea is like a dog.

100

Who are the original bullies in the story?

the Star-Bellied Sneetches

100

Why did John Henry die?

He worked too hard (exhaustion).

100

What is the hyperbole on page 667?

Baby John Henry picked up the hammer.
200

What is a peace park?

a park that crosses country borders

200

What is personification?

human qualities given to nonhumans

200

Which Sneetch type uses the machine first?

the Plain-Belly Sneetches

200

What is a steel driver?

a worker who used a hammer (like John Henry)

200

What is the rhyme pattern of stanza 3 on page 659?

AABBCC

300

Where was the first international peace park located?

US and Canada

300

What are lines that repeat regularly in poetry?

the refrain

300

Why does McBean eventually leave?

The Sneetches' money runs out.
300

What is the tone of the poem?

proud

300

What two months are mentioned on page 653?

May and June

400

Why are peace parks good for countries?

They can learn to work together.
400

What is a regular pattern or beat in poetry called?

meter

400

What is the moral/lesson of the story?

Don't judge others based on appearances.

400

What is a hyperbole?

something that is greatly exaggerated

400

What is the rhyme pattern of the stanza on page 667?

ABCDB

500

Where is the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park located?

South Africa and Botswana

500

A sound in a poem, such as "meow" or "bam," is called what?

onomatopoeia

500
When McBean changes the price from $3 to $10, what does that say about his personality?

He is a cheat, a scammer.

500

How do we know that his legacy will live on?

The trains that pass his grave remember him, and you can hear his hammer ring.
500

Who speaks first on page 604?

Anushka Bangara

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