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Which definition most closely fits the way the word secured is used in paragraph 4?
is creating storage for many acorns.
Most of the lines have the same meter.(pattern and rhythm)
Acorn weevils can use their snouts to drill holes in acorns.
It shows the speaker's surprise that Grandma has come to visit.
The acorn drops from the oak tree to the ground below.
taste
To place something where it will not move.
would like Grandma to stay longer.
Why is the first stanza (lines 1-4) important to the poem?
is creating storage for many acorns.
Most of the lines have the same meter.(pattern and rhythm)
Acorn weevils can use their snouts to drill holes in acorns.
It shows the speaker's surprise that Grandma has come to visit.
The acorn drops from the oak tree to the ground below.
taste
To place something where it will not move.
would like Grandma to stay longer.
Which fact in the selection is best supported by the last photograph?
is creating storage for many acorns.
Most of the lines have the same meter.(pattern and rhythm)
Acorn weevils can use their snouts to drill holes in acorns.
It shows the speaker's surprise that Grandma has come to visit.
The acorn drops from the oak tree to the ground below.
taste
To place something where it will not move.
would like Grandma to stay longer.
Which of these statements describes an element of the poem.
is creating storage for many acorns.
Most of the lines have the same meter.(pattern and rhythm)
Acorn weevils can use their snouts to drill holes in acorns.
It shows the speaker's surprise that Grandma has come to visit.
The acorn drops from the oak tree to the ground below.
taste
To place something where it will not move.
would like Grandma to stay longer.
The imagery in the third stanza (lines 9-12) most appeals to the reader's sense of -
is creating storage for many acorns.
Most of the lines have the same meter.(pattern and rhythm)
Acorn weevils can use their snouts to drill holes in acorns.
It shows the speaker's surprise that Grandma has come to visit.
The acorn drops from the oak tree to the ground below.
taste
To place something where it will not move.
would like Grandma to stay longer.
Which statement best describes how baby acorn weevils know that it is time to leave their acorn homes?
is creating storage for many acorns.
Most of the lines have the same meter.(pattern and rhythm)
Acorn weevils can use their snouts to drill holes in acorns.
It shows the speaker's surprise that Grandma has come to visit.
The acorn drops from the oak tree to the ground below.
taste
To place something where it will not move.
would like Grandma to stay longer.
The end of the poem expresses the idea that the speaker-
is creating storage for many acorns.
Most of the lines have the same meter.(pattern and rhythm)
Acorn weevils can use their snouts to drill holes in acorns.
It shows the speaker's surprise that Grandma has come to visit.
The acorn drops from the oak tree to the ground below.
taste
To place something where it will not move.
would like Grandma to stay longer.
The photograph of the acorn woodpecker and the information in paragraph 6 best support the idea that the woodpecker -
is creating storage for many acorns.
Most of the lines have the same meter.(pattern and rhythm)
Acorn weevils can use their snouts to drill holes in acorns.
It shows the speaker's surprise that Grandma has come to visit.
The acorn drops from the oak tree to the ground below.
taste
To place something where it will not move.
would like Grandma to stay longer.
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