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1. Who is the author of the poem "The Mountain and the Squirrel"?
A. John Keats
B. Ralph Waldo Emerson
C. William Wordsworth
D. Robert Frost
2. What did the mountain call the squirrel in the poem?
A. Small friend
B. Little nut
C. Little prig
D. Tiny creature
3. What does the squirrel call itself in the poem?
A. Tiny
B. Bun
C. Squeak
D. Spot
4. What does the squirrel think about its own place in the world?
A. It feels like it doesn’t belong
B. It is proud of it
C. It feels small and unimportant
D. It wishes to be bigger
5. According to the poem, what makes up a "year" and a "sphere"?
A. Only the mountain
B. Different animals
C. All sorts of things and weather
D. The mountains and forests
6. What does the squirrel argue about talents?
A. Talents are the same for all creatures
B. They are unique to everyone
C. Only small creatures have talents
D. Talents do not matter
7. Which task does the squirrel mention the mountain cannot perform?
A. Run quickly
B. Climb trees
C. Crack a nut
D. Swim in the river
8. What quality does the squirrel say it has that the mountain does not?
A. Size
B. Strength
C. Wisdom
D. Spryness
9. Why does the mountain believe it is better than the squirrel?
A. It can move faster
B. It is larger
C. It is stronger
D. It provides shade
10. How does the mountain contribute to the world, according to the poem?
A. By producing food
B. By being a "pretty squirrel track"
C. By sheltering animals
D. By moving around
11. What is a synonym for "spry" used in the poem?
A. Lazy
B. Strong
C. Agile
D. Proud
12. What lesson does the poem imply about individual qualities?
A. Everyone should be alike
B. Each person has a unique role
C. Size defines importance
D. Only big things matter
13. What does the mountain lack, according to the squirrel?
A. Kindness
B. Height
C. Flexibility
D. Strength
14. What is the tone of the poem?
A. Friendly
B. Sad
C. Humorous
D. Argumentative
15. The mountain represents which characteristic?
A. Creativity
B. Pride
C. Humility
D. Flexibility
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