Mulga Bill - Character Analysis

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Mulga Bill - Character Analysis - Exit Quiz

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Mulga Bill's Bicycle is sometimes called a fourteener because... *

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Mulga Bill was 14 years old.

each line has 14 syllables.

it has 14 stanzas.

The rhyming pattern of Mulga Bill is... *

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AA, BB, CC.

A, B, A, B.

A, B, AA, B.

All the stanzas in Mulga Bill's Bicycle have the same number of lines. *

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True

False

The lines beginning with the words "'Twas Mulga Bill from Eaglehawk" are examples of... *

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a chorus.

the poet being too lazy to think of a different way to start the stanza.

incremental repetition.

In the first section of the poem... *

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Mulga Bill is pictured as a proud, boastful man who thinks he can ride anything.

Mulga Bill is portrayed as a humble, quietly spoken man who has ridden a bike before.

Mulga Bill wears his every day work clothes.

In the second section of the poem... *

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Mulga Bill discovers some wallaroos.

Mulga Bill discovers that riding a bike is very different to riding a horse.

that bikes can jump.

Mulga Bill's main problem is that he does not know how to stop the bike. *

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True. Mulga Bill stays on the seat but he does not know how to slow down or stop.

False. Mulga Bill's main problem is that he gets thrown over the handlebars.

In the last section of the poem... *

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Mulga Bill decides that he will walk from now on.

Mulga Bill decides to ride a bull to win a bet.

Mulga Bill is beaten by the bike and is no longer bragging.

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