In regards to his desire for the pizza, Tucker’s conflicts include…

A. Man vs. manB. Man vs. society

C. Man vs. selfD. Man vs. environmentE. Man vs. technology

Which examples justify that Tucker the opposite of humdrum?

A.Lines 24-30B.Lines 32-37C. Lines 55-56D.Lines 42-43

E. All of the above

The author uses a metaphor in line nine to show

A. The effect of the weather on the dog’s personality

B. To give the reader a sense of the poem’s setting

C. To justify why the dog would want hot foodD. To showcase that paws can be icicles

The use of alliteration in line 21 showcases which of the

following?A. The dog’s obsession with obtaining the food

B. The obesity of the dogC. The dog’s belief that the food is worth the

trouble of attaining itD. There is no one else in the room with the

food.

Based upon context clues, what is an antonym of the word ‘rotund’ in line

6?

A. ElephantineB. LeanC. BulkyD. HeavyE. Bovine

The repetition of ‘and he waits’ highlights that

A. The dog’s desire cannot be tamedB. The dog’s want for the pizza has increasedC. The dog’s wish for the food has drastically

diminishedD. The dog’s yearning for the food is comical

What traits best fit the dog’s sister?

A. SneakyB. ImpatientC. Candid

D. SchemingE. Trustworthy