Who is the poet of 'Litterbug'?, Shel Silverstein, Ray Mather, Roald Dahl, Ruskin Bond, What does the litterbug throw everywhere?, litter, water, books, flowers, Where does the litterbug throw rubbish?, in bins, at home, everywhere, in rivers, How does the litterbug feel about rubbish?, quite careful, deeply ashamed, very worried, not bothered, What carries the rubbish away?, the sun, the rain, the birds, the wind, Which places does the poem say are dirtied?, museums, libraries, parks, offices, What does 'Couldn’t care less' mean in the poem?, not worried, very excited, quite helpful, deeply sorry, What does the litterbug call the street?, my school, my empire, my village, my playground, What is the street said to swim in?, mud, sunlight, debris, rainwater, Who does the speaker finally blame for litter?, workers only, children only, teachers, everyone, What is the antonym of clean?, fresh, tidy, dirty, neat, What is the antonym of everywhere?, outside, nearby, around, nowhere, What is the antonym of usual?, common, unusual, daily, normal, What is the antonym of bothered?, calm, nervous, upset, worried, What is the antonym of lovely?, nice, pretty, beautiful, ugly, What is the antonym of soft?, hard, gentle, light, smooth, What is the antonym of blame?, judge, praise, scold, fault, What is the antonym of true?, right, exact, false, real, What does the speaker call himself in the poem?, Gardener, Monitor, Litterbug, Cleaner, Which word from the poem means 'garbage'?, Hedges, Tricks, Empire, Rubbish, What is a synonym of 'ugly'?, Unattractive, Bright, Lovely, Neat, What is an antonym of 'dirty'?, Messy, Clean, Dusty, Stained, Which place is mentioned in the poem?, Airport, Hospital, Library, Playground, What is a synonym of 'bothered'?, Worried, Happy, Careless, Lazy, What is an antonym of 'careless'?, Loud, Careful, Rough, Carefree, Which word best describes the speaker's habit?, Planting, Recycling, Littering, Painting, What is a synonym of 'debris'?, Garden, Flower, Treasure, Waste, What lesson does the poem mainly teach?, Keep clean, Break rules, Hide rubbish, Waste food, Who says, "I don't care" in the poem?, The wind, The teacher, The litterbug, The gardener, What does the litterbug throw in desks and yards?, Litter, Flowers, Water, Books, Where does the wind carry the rubbish?, The bin, Anywhere, Home only, The shop, What does the litterbug do to playgrounds and parks?, Cleans them, Builds them, Paints them, Makes dirty, Where does the litterbug stuff cans?, On tables, Under beds, In hedges, In bags, Who is the real litter monster in the poem?, Only children, All of us, Only sweepers, Only adults, What is a synonym of "rubbish" from the poem?, Hedges, Empire, Tricks, Debris

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