Questions over “Mean”
Answer in complete sentences inside the box provided with a different colour
1. In the first stanza, find the two similes that the writer uses and write them on the lines.
2. What does the first simile mean?
What does the second simile mean?
3. In the first four lines of Stanza 1, what inference can you make as to what the other person
has done repeatedly to the writer’s self esteem?
4. To which sense does the imagery in line 5 appeal?
5. In Stanza 2, why do you think the writer uses wildfire to describe lies? Think about things
that a wildfire suggests.
6. In Stanza 2, what does the writer reveal about herself?
7. In Stanza 3, lines 1 and 2, what does the author infer happened to the other person to make
him/her the way he/she is?
8. What does the writer predict will happen to the other person in the future?
9. What does the writer predict for herself in the future?
10. Do you believe meanness or kindness is the stronger? Why?
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