Poetry Test Review

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Poetry Test Review December

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Poetry Test Review. December. The poet of “The Road Not Taken”. Robert Frost. The poet of “Mother to Son”. Langston Hughes. The poet of “A Visit from St. Nicholas”. Clement C. Moore. The poet of “Paul Revere’s Ride”. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. The poet of “All but Blind”. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Poetry Test Review

December

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The poet of “The Road Not Taken”

Robert Frost

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The poet of “Mother to Son”

Langston Hughes

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The poet of “A Visit from St. Nicholas”

Clement C. Moore

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The poet of “Paul Revere’s Ride”

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

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The poet of “All but Blind”

Walter de la Mare

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The poet of “The Choice”

Dorothy Parker

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The poet of “Stopping by Woods

on a Snowy Evening”Robert Frost

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The poet of “Annabel Lee”

Edgar Allan Poe

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The poet of “My Last Duchess”

Robert Browning

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The poet of “Ring Out, Wild Bells”

Alfred, Lord Tennyson

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The poet of “Mushrooms”

Sylvia Plath

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“The Road Not Taken” takes place in

the winterFalse

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The speaker in “The Road Not Taken” chooses the road

less traveledTrue

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The speaker in “Mother to Son”

gives loving advice to her son

True

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The son in “Mother to Son” has just

been caught stealingFalse

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In “Mother to Son” the speaker has a

hard lifeTrue

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“Stopping by Woods on a Snowy

Evening” is an example of free

verse of non-traditional poetryFalse

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The speaker in “Stopping by Woods

on a Snowy Evening” is

frightened by the snowstormFalse

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The speaker in “Stopping by Woods

on a Snowy Evening” is

accompanied only by his dogFalse

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“Ring Out, Wild Bells” is about the death of a friend

False

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“Ring Out, Wild Bells” takes place on Independence Day

False

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In the poem “Annabel Lee” the

speaker talks about his love for his wife

True

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In “Annabel Lee” the speaker has lost his love to another man

False

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The speaker in “My Last Duchess” is the Duchess’s husband

True

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The speaker misses the Duchess and

wishes she were still aliveFalse

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The subject in the poem “All but Blind” is the need to wear

glassesFalse

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The speaker in “All but Blind” compares

himself to three different animals

True

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The speaker in “The choice” has to

choose between two roads

False

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“The Road Not Taken” is a

traditional poemTrue

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“Mother to Son” is a traditional poem

False

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“A Visit from St. Nicholas” contains a lot of metaphors and

similesTrue

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In “The Road Not Taken” how does the traveler feel about the choice he has

to make?

Answer: sorry, regretful, and sad that he could not

travel both

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In “Mother to Son” what does the mother compare

her life to?

Answer: staircase

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Compare “Mother to Son” and “The Road Not

Taken.” Describe one way they are alike

Answer: The both have messages about life

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Compare “Mother to Son” and “The Road Not

Taken.” Describe one way they are different

Answer: “Mother to Son” is a non-traditional poem and “The Road Not Taken” is a

traditional poem

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What is the theme of “All but Blind”

Answer: We are all blind to something/someone

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Who is the audience in “The Choice”

Answer: The man the speaker loves, her mate

(choice)

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Give reason for the repetition at the end of

“Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening”

Answer: To emphasize life before dying/make most of

life

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Who is the audience in “My Last Duchess,” and

tell why he is there at the Duchess’s home

Answer: A count who is there to offer his daughter

to the Duke

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How does the reader know before the end of

the poem that the speaker in “Annabel Lee”

is no the sanest of characters

Answer: Consumed by his love her her

Blames everyone but himself for her death

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Describe the speaker in “My Last Duchess.” Use adjectives and examples to support your answer

Answer: Powerful/controlling – I gave commands

Conceited/selfish – “I chose to never stop – 900 year old name”

Heartless/murderous/cruel – “I gave commands and all smiles stopped together”

Wealthy – “dowry – 900 year old name”Pathetic – “fair daughter’s self…is my object”