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A line of poetry is measured by the

  • A. number of words
  • B. number of feet it contains
  • C. images
  • D. rhythm
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”But at my back I always hear
Time’s winged chariot hurrying near” illustrates

  • A. metaphor
  • B. apostrophe
  • C. oxymoron
  • D. metonymy
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The elegy

  • A. conforms to a fixed pattern of lines
  • B. is set in the countryside
  • C. has a mournful tone
  • D. celebrates heroic deeds
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The limerick

  • A. is written to be sung
  • B. has a serious subject matter
  • C. is always light and humorous
  • D. uses lofty language
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Unrhymed iambic pentametre lines illustrate a

  • A. rhyme scheme
  • B. heroic couplet
  • C. blank verse
  • D. free verse
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A pause within a line of a poem is a

  • A. zeugma
  • B. foot
  • C. caesura
  • D. stress
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”….the dragon-fly
hangs like a blue thread
losened from the sky…” illustrates

  • A. simile
  • B. litotes
  • C. contrast
  • D. metaphor
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