“Be the best of whatever you are”
1. How many lines are in the poem?
2. How many stanzas ar...
Social Studies, 09.05.2021 21:40 jreasley3783
“Be the best of whatever you are”
1. How many lines are in the poem?
2. How many stanzas are in the քօɛʍ?
3 . What is the rhyme scheme for this poem?
4. Give me two examples of a metaphor?
5. Give me one example of alliteration?
6. Give me one example of personification?
7. What is the theme or message the author is trying to get across in the poem?
8. What is the Mood of the poem?
9. What is the author comparing things to within the poem?
10. Why do you think the author chose the name of the poem to be “be the best of whatever you are”?
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