Question 1: Identify three examples of onomatopoeia in the passage.

Answer: chirped, babbled, barked, rumbling, whooshed, crackled, popped

Question 2: Explain how onomatopoeia helps create a vivid image of the scene.

Answer: It uses sound words that mimic real sounds, helping the reader imagine the scene more vividly.

Question 3: Correct the following sentence by adding an appropriate onomatopoeic word: 'The cat moved quietly through the house.'

Answer: The cat moved quietly through the house, stealthily.

Question 4: Choose the correct onomatopoeic word to complete the sentence: The fire made a loud __________ as it burned.

Answer: b) crackle

Question 5: Write a sentence that includes an onomatopoeia to describe a sound you hear in everyday life.

Answer: Sample answers will vary. (Expect a sentence with an onomatopoeic word like 'hiss,' 'clang,' or 'buzz.')

Question 6: Analyze the effectiveness of the onomatopoeic words in the paragraph. How do they contribute to the mood or tone?

Answer: Answers should focus on how sound words enhance imagery and mood, making the scene more vivid and engaging.

Question 7: Identify and correct the error in this sentence: 'The dog woofed loudly at the stranger.'

Answer: Replace 'woofed' with 'barked' (if correction needed), or note that 'woofed' is acceptable as an onomatopoeic word.

Question 8: Create a short poem (4 lines) using at least two onomatopoeic words to describe a scene.

Answer: Sample poem should include sound words like 'buzz,' 'bang,' 'sizzle,' etc., demonstrating understanding of onomatopoeia.