What time of day does the writer have to get up in the winter?
They get up in the morning, but it is still dark outside.
They get up at night.
What time of day does the speaker go to bed in the summer?
They go to bed during the day.
They go to bed at night, but it is still light outside.
What is one reason why the writer doesn't like to go to bed when it is still light outside?
The moon is too bright and it is difficult to sleep.
The birds are still awake and hopping in the trees.
He wants to stay up to watch a movie on Netflix.
He doesn't like being told to go to bed.
What does the writer hear that makes it difficult for him to sleep?
He hears cars driving by in the street.
He hears loud music.
He hears foot steps outside his window as people pass by.
He hears other children playing games.
Which is NOT a reason the speaker has difficulty sleeping in summer?
He hears a lot of sounds outside his window.
He sees the birds hopping on the trees.
He is worried about having too much homework to do.
He really wants to stay up and play.
According to the poem, how does the writer feel about the summer?
He likes the winter more.
He does not enjoy the summer. He'd rather be in bed.
He loves the summer. He wants to be outside to play.
What words in the poem Do NOT show how unhappy the writer is about having to go to bed by summer.
I have to go to bed by day.
Does it not seem hard to you?
In winter I get up by night.
I should like so much to play.
What is the title of the poem?
In Winter I Get Up At Night
Summer Bedtime
I Have To Go To Bed By Day
Bed in Summer.
Who is the author of the poem?
Emily Dickinson
Ogden Nash
Robert Louis Stevenson
Robert Frost
Why do you think the writer only hears the grown-up peoples' feet?
All the other children are in bed.
The other children are playing quietly in the grass.
There are no other children in the neighborhood.
