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"There But for Grace" and "Days" 12.2.19

Quiz by Sharon Reese

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In line 25 of “There But for the Grace,” the poet is expressing —
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the connection between the reader and the poet
that we cannot know our own fate or emotions
that experiences are different for each person
that anything could happen to anyone at any time

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Q1
In line 25 of “There But for the Grace,” the poet is expressing —
the connection between the reader and the poet
that we cannot know our own fate or emotions
that experiences are different for each person
that anything could happen to anyone at any time
300s
Q2
In “Days,” the mood expressed in the language in stanza 5 is —
concern
happiness
anger
serenity
300s
Q3
In “Days,” the imagery in lines 23–24 means —
think about all life has to offer
wash dishes with the greatest care
end the day on a hopeful note
be quiet when it is time to sleep
300s
Q4
Which two lines from “Days” express an anxious tone?
Line 11 and 22
Line 13 and 22
Line 1
Line 6
300s
Q5
Which line in “There But for the Grace” expresses hopefulness similar to that expressed in lines 22–23 in “Days”?
Line 10
Line 20
Line 23
Line 3
300s

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