Shel Silverstein and Lewis Carroll
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6 questions
Answer the following questions
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What might have inspired Carroll to write Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. How does the information in the video help you better understand Carroll’s life and writing?
What might have inspired Carroll to write Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. How does the information in the video help you better understand Carroll’s life and writing?
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Visit this link and write down 5 interesting facts you learned about Shel Silverstein.
Visit this link and write down 5 interesting facts you learned about Shel Silverstein.
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The Carpenter and the Walrus appear to have different ideas about their actions. Consider a time when you've been unsure of your actions or choices. What did you learn?
The Carpenter and the Walrus appear to have different ideas about their actions. Consider a time when you've been unsure of your actions or choices. What did you learn?
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Look at the poem, Where the Sidewalk Ends and find an example of Alliteration.
Look at the poem, Where the Sidewalk Ends and find an example of Alliteration.
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In Where the Sidewalk Ends, Silverstein uses the words "peppermint wind" to describe the wind. What does this mean?
In Where the Sidewalk Ends, Silverstein uses the words "peppermint wind" to describe the wind. What does this mean?
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What is the theme of the poem, The Walrus and The Carpenter? Find a line that is evidence of the theme.
What is the theme of the poem, The Walrus and The Carpenter? Find a line that is evidence of the theme.