(12) 4th Grade-family Features

1. Family Features By Liana Mahoney I've got Grandma Gertie's smile, And Uncle Joey's toes. I've got Cousin Robert's hair, And Mother's perky nose. There's a dimple in my cheek - I think it's Auntie Sue's - And blinking in the mirror Are Daddy's baby blues. But no matter how I try, I simply cannot see - If all those parts belong to them, Then what belongs to me? ----- The author's eyes are brown.

True

False

The author says that she has blue eyes from her dad.

Explanation

The author says that she has blue eyes from her dad.

2. Family Features By Liana Mahoney I've got Grandma Gertie's smile, And Uncle Joey's toes. I've got Cousin Robert's hair, And Mother's perky nose. There's a dimple in my cheek - I think it's Auntie Sue's - And blinking in the mirror Are Daddy's baby blues. But no matter how I try, I simply cannot see - If all those parts belong to them, Then what belongs to me? ----- The author's dimple is most like _______.

Auntie Sue's

Cousin Richards

Uncle Roberts

Auntie Sally

The author's dimple is most like Auntie Sue's because in the poem, it is mentioned that there is a dimple in the author's cheek and the author thinks it belongs to Auntie Sue.

Explanation

The author's dimple is most like Auntie Sue's because in the poem, it is mentioned that there is a dimple in the author's cheek and the author thinks it belongs to Auntie Sue.

3. Family Features By Liana Mahoney I've got Grandma Gertie's smile, And Uncle Joey's toes. I've got Cousin Robert's hair, And Mother's perky nose. There's a dimple in my cheek - I think it's Auntie Sue's - And blinking in the mirror Are Daddy's baby blues. But no matter how I try, I simply cannot see - If all those parts belong to them, Then what belongs to me? ----- Lines 7 and 8 read: And blinking in the mirror are Daddy's baby blues. What body part does this refer to?

Chin

Eyes

Legs

Hands

Baby blues refer to the color of eyes.

Explanation

Baby blues refer to the color of eyes.

4. Family Features By Liana Mahoney I've got Grandma Gertie's smile, And Uncle Joey's toes. I've got Cousin Robert's hair, And Mother's perky nose. There's a dimple in my cheek - I think it's Auntie Sue's - And blinking in the mirror Are Daddy's baby blues. But no matter how I try, I simply cannot see - If all those parts belong to them, Then what belongs to me? ----- The point of the story is: Children should dress like other members of their family.

True

False

The point is to show that we all have features similar to those of our family.

Explanation

The point is to show that we all have features similar to those of our family.

5. Family Features By Liana Mahoney I've got Grandma Gertie's smile, And Uncle Joey's toes. I've got Cousin Robert's hair, And Mother's perky nose. There's a dimple in my cheek - I think it's Auntie Sue's - And blinking in the mirror Are Daddy's baby blues. But no matter how I try, I simply cannot see - If all those parts belong to them, Then what belongs to me? ----- Line 5 reads: There's a dimple in my cheek. What's a dimple?

An infection that shows up on your face.

Another word for a mosquito bite

Wrinkles

None of the above

The correct answer is "None of the above" because a dimple is not an infection, mosquito bite, or wrinkles. A dimple is a small indentation or natural indentation on the surface of the skin, typically on the cheek or chin. It is a genetic trait that is inherited and not related to any of the options given.

Explanation

The correct answer is "None of the above" because a dimple is not an infection, mosquito bite, or wrinkles. A dimple is a small indentation or natural indentation on the surface of the skin, typically on the cheek or chin. It is a genetic trait that is inherited and not related to any of the options given.