do u see anything in here?

Question

do u see any similies or alliteration or anything in this poem


The Creature In The Classroom by Jack Prelutsky
It appeared inside our classroom
at a quarter after ten,
it gobbled up the blackboard,
three erasers and a pen.
It gobbled teacher's apple
and it bopped her with the core.
“How dare you!” she responded.
“You must leave us . . . there's the door.”

The Creature didn't listen
but described an arabesque
as it gobbled all her pencils,
seven notebooks and her desk.
Teacher stated very calmly,
“Sir! You simply cannot stay,
I'll report you to the principal
unless you go away!”

But the thing continued eating,
it ate paper, swallowed ink,
as it gobbled up our homework
I believe I saw it wink.
Teacher finally lost her temper.
“OUT!” she shouted at the creature.
The creature hopped beside her
and GLOPP . . . it gobbled teacher.

Answer 1

I'm not so good with similes - sorry.
But I love alliteration. Alliteration are similar sounds used repetitiously. Here's what I see:

The Creature In The Classroom by Jack Prelutsky
It appeared inside our classroom
at a quarter after ten, (quarTer afTer Ten)
it gobbled up the blackboard,
three erasers and a pen.(thRee eRaseRs )
It gobbled teacher's apple
and it bopped her with the core.
“How dare you!” she responded.(daRe you, Responded, dooR)
“You must leave us . . . there's the door.”

The Creature didn't listen (DiDn't , DescribeD)
but described an arabesque
as it gobbled all her pencils,(penCilS, Seven,notebookS, deSk)
seven notebooks and her desk.
Teacher stated very calmly,(Teacher,sTaTed)
“Sir! You simply cannot stay,(Sir,Simply,Stay)
I'll report you to the principal(RepoRt,pRincipal)
unless you go away!”

But the thing continued eating,(buT,conTinued,eaTing)
it ate paper, swallowed ink,(sWalloWed,homeWork,saW,Wink)
as it gobbled up our homework
I believe I saw it wink.
Teacher finally lost her temper.(Teacher,losT,Temper)
“OUT!” she shouted at the creature.(ouT,shouTed,aT,creaTure)
The creature hopped beside her
and GLOPP . . . it gobbled teacher.

Answer 2

Nope, but I love the poem (and I suspect my 8 year old will too!)

Answer 3

i read the whole thing and i dont see anything

Answer 4

"GLOPP" is an onomatopoeia.