Easter 1916 Quiz
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Question 1 of 10
1. Question
What does the repetition of “A terrible beauty is born” signify in “Easter 1916”?
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2. Question
In “Easter 1916,” what does the stone’s heart metaphorically represent?
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3. Question
The phrase “All changed, changed utterly” employs which literary device?
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4. Question
What imagery does Yeats use to depict the transformation caused by the Easter Rising?
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5. Question
The reference to the “horse that comes from the road” symbolizes:
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6. Question
Yeats’s use of the phrase “Wherever green is worn” is meant to signify:
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7. Question
The mention of “The shadow of the cloud on the stream” is an example of:
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8. Question
What does the reference to Countess Markievicz in “Easter 1916” primarily serve to highlight?
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9. Question
The transformation of the characters in “Easter 1916” from mundane to heroic is depicted through:
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Question 10 of 10
10. Question
The closing lines of the poem suggest a feeling of:
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