Question 1

"I Forgot I Felt Free," is an example of...

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Alliteration

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Consonance

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Assonance

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Simile

Question 2

When a poem has a distinct beat, we say it has...

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Even Meter

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Standard Meter

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Regular Meter

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Rhythmic Meter

Question 3

"A paper plane passed over my head" carries an example of...

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alliteration.

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consonance.

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metaphor.

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assonance.

Question 4

"He struck a streak of luck," carries an example of...

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consonance.

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alliteration.

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assonance.

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euphemism.

Question 5

In this form of meter, the first syllable is unaccented, the second is accented.

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Iamb

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Trochee

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Quintee

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Dodgee

Question 6

What's the first step in determining tone?

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Highlight words with strong connotation

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Underline the last word of each sentence

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Review the subject matter

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Get inside the writer's head

Question 7

What is the mood of a story/poem?

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How it makes the reader feel

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How it makes the author feel

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The effect that vocabulary has on the story/poem

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The connection between the author and reader

Question 8

Who wrote "Hope," the poem we read last class?

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Emily Dickinson

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Edgar Allan Poe

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Rich Garcia

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Angie Feller

Question 9

What does the sun symbolize?

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Life, Energy, and Force

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Power, Heat, and Understanding

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Danger, Sight, and Light

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Heaven, God, and Knowledge

Question 10

What might the sky symbolize?

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Heaven

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Life

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Knowledge

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Light

Question 11

If the head symbolizes reason, then the heart might symbolize...

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feeling.

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doubts.

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understanding.

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knowledge.

Question 12

This word means "hostile; aggressive; combatant."

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Belligerent

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Jaded

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Docile

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Incredulous

Question 13

This word means "stubbornly refusing to change one's opinion or chosen course of action."

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Obstinate

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Flippant

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Irreverent

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Cynical

Question 14

This word means "scornful of motives/virtues of others."

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Cynical

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Aggrieved

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Ardent

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Acerbic

Question 15

This word means "using familiar or everyday language."

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Colloquial

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Impartial

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Irreverent

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Earnest

Question 16

This word means "having mixed feelings or being uncertain."

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Ambivalent

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Flippant

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Irreverent

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Aggrieved

Question 17

Which of the following facts about Emily Dickinson is true?

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She rarely left her bedroom.

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She became successful at a very young age.

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She published hundreds of poems in her lifetime.

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She was born and raised in Florida.

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