Joyful Noise Test | Final Test - Easy

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Joyful Noise Test | Final Test - Easy

This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 117 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.
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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is another mood of "Honeybees"?
(a) Nervous.
(b) Worried.
(c) Humorous.
(d) Relaxed and happy.

2. "Honeybees" is quite different from the previous poems. Why?
(a) The lives of all bees is not equal.
(b) There are two insects in this poem.
(c) The mood is not humorous.
(d) The bee is unhappy.

3. With what are the pages of the whirligig beetle's poem covered?
(a) Drawings of these swerving, spinning beetles.
(b) The word whirligig.
(c) Vocabulary describing this beetle.
(d) Strong verbs describing these beetles.

4. The digger wasp wants its children to know that they were ____________.
(a) Considered.
(b) Prayed for.
(c) Loved.
(d) Envied.

5. Why is the answer to number 90 repeated in the poem?
(a) This repetition shows how important these insects are.
(b) This repetition shows how fast the boatmen must swim.
(c) This repetition is meant to annoy the reader.
(d) This repetition creates the rhythm of the insects' oars as they slice through the water.

6. Why do the two parts do this?
(a) To give a sense of jealousy and hatred.
(b) To create a sense of frenzy and chaos.
(c) To give a sense of determination.
(d) To give a sense of humor.

7. For what else does the digger wasp prepare?
(a) Additions to its family.
(b) A move to a new home.
(c) The coming of winter.
(d) Its death.

8. For whom is "Requiem?"
(a) Those insects who die before their young are born.
(b) Those insects killed by people.
(c) Those insects who were killed by the first frost of the fall.
(d) Those insects who have short lifespans.

9. The digger wasp creates what for its children?
(a) A room.
(b) A shelter.
(c) A bed.
(d) A nest.

10. What about this time of year do the cicadas like?
(a) The sun.
(b) The snow.
(c) The flowers.
(d) The birds.

11. What else is reflected by what covers the pages of the poem?
(a) The way life must be in this habitat.
(b) The confusion and frustration that must be caused by this many beetles.
(c) The chaos this movement must create among this throng of beetles.
(d) The way the beetles must have to hunt to find food.

12. The digger wasp feels _______________ that its offspring will understand the sacrifices it made for them.
(a) Confident.
(b) Resentful.
(c) Unsure.
(d) Sad.

13. What happens when the water boatmen reach their destination?
(a) They are allowed to rest.
(b) They die.
(c) They start families.
(d) They turn around and head back to where they came from.

14. When read aloud by the two speakers, this poem creates a sense of what?
(a) Peace and quiet.
(b) Chaos and nervous energy.
(c) Happiness and contentedness.
(d) Anger and hostility.

15. How does the queen spend her days?
(a) Flying around the hive looking for a mate.
(b) Eating bonbons and watching movies.
(c) Lounging around or laying eggs.
(d) Slaving away to provide for the hive.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is one of the moods of "Honeybees"?

2. Which bee believes life is relaxing and enjoyable?

3. What else does the digger wasp prepare for its children?

4. Where are the water boatmen headed?

5. What are three words used to describe the whirligig beetle's movements?

(see the answer keys)

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