Valentine's Day Fun
Questions:
5
Grade:
4
Words:
103
Valentine's Day is full of cheer,
A day of love, once every year.
Cards to make, chocolates to share,
Ribbons, glitters, and flowers fair.
Billy prepares with a heart so light,
Making cards in the morning bright.
One for mom, and one dad,
One for sis, and his best comrade.
Each card filled with words so sweet,
For each person he wishes to greet.
And a rose for Grandma June,
He'll give it to her this afternoon.
This Valentine's is sure to be,
A day of joy and glee.
For love isn't just for a beau,
But for all the people we know!
Question 1
Who is Billy making cards for on Valentine's Day?
A
His classmates
B
His teachers
C
His mom, dad, sister, and best friend
Explanation. In the text, it is mentioned that Billy is making cards for his mom, dad, sister, and his best comrade which means his best friend.
D
His pets
E
His neighbors
Question 2
What does the word 'beau' mean in the last line?
A
A handsome man
B
A type of flower
C
A friend
D
A girlfriend or boyfriend
Explanation. In this context, 'beau' is used to mean a girlfriend or boyfriend.
E
A type of chocolate
Question 3
What is Billy's attitude towards Valentine's Day?
A
He is afraid
B
He is excited
Explanation. Billy is described as preparing cards with a 'heart so light', indicating that he is happy and excited about Valentine's Day.
C
He is upset
D
He is bored
E
He is sick
Question 4
What is the main theme of the poem?
A
The importance of school
B
The joy of Valentine's Day and spreading love to all people we know
Explanation. The poem revolves around the joy of Valentine's Day and the love for all the people we know, not just a romantic partner or 'beau'.
C
The fun of making cards
D
Billy's love for his family
E
The importance of friendship
Question 5
What is Billy planning to give to Grandma June?
A
A chocolate
B
A card
C
A ribbon
D
A rose
Explanation. In the text, it is mentioned that Billy is planning to give a rose to Grandma June.
E
A glitter
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