Poetry
Out of all the poets and poems we studied, who wrote "Im a Nobody! Who are you?"?
Who is Emily Dickinson
Who is the author of Animal Farm?
Who is George Orwell
What is a verb?
What is an action word
Wrote the way of the samurai and was consider a philosopher?
Who is Yamamoto Tsunetomo
Who was the poet that wrote "April" and that Mr. Dennis named his cat after?
Who is Gertrude Stein
What animals are superior to the other animals?
Who is pigs and dogs
What is a adverb?
What is a word or phrase that modifies or qualifies an adjective, verb, or other adverb or a word group,
Mr Dennis like this poet that he name his cat after:
Who is Grenchrude Stein
In the poem "Because I could not stop for Death-", Emily Dickinson talks about the fear of dying and over coming it. What line does she mention her pasting her memories and going through her life?
What is line 9-12
What is Animalism?
What is animalism the idea that animals have a right to freedom and equality into “a complete system of thought” (Chapter 2) which they call Animalism. The central beliefs of Animalism are expressed in the Seven Commandments, painted on the wall of the big barn. However, as the pigs seize more and more power, they change the Commandments painted on the barn, until Animalism is reduced to a single principle which is virtually the opposite of Old Major’s original idea: “All animals are equal but some animals are more equal than others” (Chapter 10).
ING and TION and EE are examples of this:
What is an Orthographic Spelling Pattern
How many animal quizzes did we take online
The poem "forty years" by Mary Oliver is one of her most famous poems, What is the tone of the poem and why?
What is the overall tone of the poem is very calm. She uses the word “peaceful” in the very beginning which sets the mood of the rest of the poem. The speaker then adds some emotional tones. Humans are emotional beings and Mary Oliver is well aware of this, that is why she uses words like fascinating, and beautiful, because we can all draw some connection to those words, and in turn we will be able to relate more deeply to the poem.
How does Napoleon seize power?
What is Napoleon trains a litter of puppies to be loyal to him: when they are fully grown, he uses the dogs to chase Snowball, his main rival, off the farm. Napoleon justifies his takeover by telling the other animals that Snowball was a traitor secretly working for the human farmers. Squealer makes confusing and manipulative arguments to convince most of the animals that Napoleon is telling the truth, while fear of Napoleon’s dogs keeps any doubters from speaking out.
IE, Noun, Verb, Etc. - "A cat named Gertrude Stein ran quietly up some stairs and ate food from a bowl." In this sentence, what is the word "food" is a:
What is a noun
What is aura and give a exmaple:
What is a energy that a person gives off that makes them seem superior to others. For example a person might say something your bad a sport but then you do better than them, thats 1000 aura points right there.
In "A Bird, came down the walk" (359), what makes this poem so significance to Emily Dickinson career and why she is so famous now?
What is the poem signifies the delicate beauty and effortless grace of nature, particularly in the act of flight, contrasting with the earlier depiction of the bird's predatory behavior when it was eating a worm; it captures the fleeting, almost ethereal quality of a bird in motion, leaving a sense of wonder and awe in the reader.
Why does Snowball want to build a windmill?
What is Snowball wants to build a windmill so it can power a machine to create electricity on the farm. Electricity will improve the animals’ comfort by supplying light and heat in their stalls. The electricity also will be used to power numerous machines that can perform the work the animals must do, providing them with more leisure time. With the windmill in operation, all the animals will have more time to relax and to “improve their minds with reading and conversation.”
What is a participle is a verb-based word that acts as an adjective, while a gerund is a verb-based word that acts as a noun, and a preposition is a word that connects nouns, pronouns, or phrases to other words in a sentence
How big is a black hole
What is a scientists think the smallest black holes are as small as just one atom. These black holes are very tiny but have the mass of a large mountain. Mass is the amount of matter, or “stuff,” in an object. Another kind of black hole is called “stellar.” Its mass can be up to 20 times more than the mass of the sun.