Poetry Quiz 14 (20 MCQs)

Quiz Instructions

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1. A humorously exaggerated imitation

Correct Answer: C) Parody.

2. Define symbol

Correct Answer: A) Means what it says and something else.

3. Define mood

Correct Answer: A) The reader's feelings.

4. The speakers in both "Introduction to Poetry" and "Simile:Willow and the Ginkgo" discuss something they

Correct Answer: B) Love.

5. What is a comparison between two things using like or as?

Correct Answer: A) Simile.

6. Harsh, discordant, or unpleasant sound choice and arrangement

Correct Answer: B) Cacophony.

7. Which describes the purpose of a drama?

Correct Answer: C) To entertain.

8. Which of these poems is a sonnet?

Correct Answer: A) Ozymandias.

9. How did the British government try to control the literature that was available to readers?

Correct Answer: B) Taxation.

10. The smallest repeated pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables in a line.

Correct Answer: D) Foot.

11. Which is NOT part of a poem's structure?

Correct Answer: D) Figurative Language.

12. What is an example of hyperbole in "The Passionate Shepherd to His Love?"

Correct Answer: D) "We will all the pleasures prove that valleys, groves or steepy mountain yields.".

13. Words or phrases that appeal to reader's senses.

Correct Answer: C) Imagery.

14. The movement known as "humanism" asked questions such as

Correct Answer: D) All of the above.

15. Chapters are frequently found in

Correct Answer: A) Prose.

16. Rennaissance is a(n) ..... word that means .....

Correct Answer: D) French, "rebirth".

17. It is obvious that the Duke has a love for .....

Correct Answer: A) Objects over people.

18. Which word rhymes with all three?butterflyshymultiply

Correct Answer: B) Eye.

19. Romantics showed more ..... than the previous eras.

Correct Answer: B) Emotion.

20. In the previous question, to what was hope being compared?

Correct Answer: C) A bird.