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Whitman and Dickinson Review

Quiz by Tabitha Eastham

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  • Q1

    In "I Hear America Singing," what word refers to the collective group of singers?

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  • Q2

    What word means a state of temporary disuse or suspension?

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  • Q3

    "The wooly worm wiggles around the world" is an example of what literary device?

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  • Q4

    In "I Hear America Singing," the speaker hears ______ people.

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  • Q5

    What famous movie uses the phrase "O Captain! My Captain!"?

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  • Q6

    According to Section #52 of Song of Myself, where might you find the speaker? Under your _______.

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  • Q7

    According to Section #6 of Song of Myself, the speaker compares grass to uncut ______.

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  • Q8

    According to Section #1 of Song of Myself, the speaker thinks that celebrating oneself is the same as celebrating _______.

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  • Q9

    According to Section #33 of Song of Myself, who wrote, "Be of good cheer, we will not desert you"?

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  • Q10

    What literary device repeats the same grammatical structure?

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  • Q11

    According to Section #6 of Song of Myself, the speaker thiks that the dead are ______ and well somewhere.

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  • Q12

    A barbaric yawp is a loud, harsh ____.

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  • Q13

    Section #33 of Song of Myself is all about ________ (think theme)

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  • Q14

    In "Because I Could Not Stop for Death," the children represent _______.

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  • Q15

    In the first two stanzas of "Because I Could Not Stop for Death, what is Dickinson's tone?

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