In the first stanza, what did the bird believe the world was made of?
  • A) Leaves
  • B) Straw
  • C) Pale, blue shell
  • D) Nest
What does the phrase “I have been very blind” suggest about the bird’s understanding?
  • A) The bird had trouble seeing.
  • B) The bird realized it hadn’t fully understood the world.
  • C) The bird felt lost in the nest.
  • D) The bird didn’t want to leave the nest.
Why does the bird’s perspective of the world keep changing throughout the poem?
  • A) The bird is growing and seeing new things.
  • B) The bird’s family told it different things about the world.
  • C) The bird was taught different things by its neighbors.
  • D) The bird stayed in one place all its life.
What lesson does the poem teach about understanding the world?
  • A) The world is always made of familiar things.
  • B) Everyone sees the world the same way.
  • C) Understanding the world fully is challenging and ongoing.
  • D) The world is too small to be interesting.
In the line “At length I flew beyond the tree,” the phrase “flew beyond the tree” could symbolize which of the following?
  • A) Becoming lost
  • B) Gaining independence and exploring new horizons
  • C) Returning home
  • D) Being frightened
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