Mid-Term Break Quiz

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Mid-Term Break Quiz

Mid-Term Break Quiz

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1. Question

Which poetic device is prominent in the line “Counting bells knelling classes to a close”?

2. Question

What does the use of the word “knelling” imply in the context of the poem?

3. Question

The imagery of “a four foot box, a foot for every year” serves to:

4. Question

The phrase “I was embarrassed by old men standing up to shake my hand” uses which literary technique?

5. Question

What effect does the enjambment between stanzas create in “Mid-Term Break”?

6. Question

The use of the word “corpse” instead of his brother’s name or “my brother” suggests:

7. Question

The transferred epithet found in “Snowdrops and candles soothed the bedside” is used to:

8. Question

The imagery of “wearing a poppy bruise” on the deceased’s temple conveys:

9. Question

The shift in tone from the beginning to the end of the poem is achieved primarily through:

10. Question

The silence in the house is palpably described in the lines “I met my father crying / He had always taken funerals in his stride”. This contrast is used to highlight: