📚 Part 1: Literary Devices

1. Which line from "Seeds of Hope" contains a simile?

"Dreams planted deep in fertile ground"

"Hope spreads like wildflowers in spring"

"Tomorrow is a garden waiting"

"Seeds whisper promises of growth"

2. The phrase "Tomorrow is a garden waiting" is an example of:

Simile

Metaphor

Alliteration

Personification

3. What does the metaphor "Dreams are seeds" suggest about dreams?

Dreams are small and unimportant

Dreams need care and time to grow

Dreams are buried and forgotten

Dreams only grow in certain seasons

4. Which words from the poem help create a hopeful tone? (Check all that apply)

"Bloom"

"Flourish"

"Wither"

"Promise"

✏️ Part 2: Tone and Mood Analysis

5. What is the overall mood of "Seeds of Hope"?

6. Find one example of personification in the poem and explain what human quality is given to a non-human thing:

7. How does the poet use the metaphor of gardening throughout the poem to convey the theme of hope?

8. According to the poem, what do seeds need to grow into hope?

Seeds need _____________, _____________, and _____________ to grow.

9. The poem mentions "fertile ground" for planting dreams. What do you think this represents in real life?

10. Write your own simile about hope using nature imagery, inspired by the poem:

Hope is like _________________________________________________

because ____________________________________________________