I'm Nobody by Emily Dickinson

Who is the speaker of "I'm Nobody"?

• Emily Dickinson
• A frog
• Somebody
• Nobody

From what point of view is the poem "I'm Nobody" spoken?

• Third person limited
• first person
• omniscient
• second person

The speaker of "I'm Nobody" does not want to reveal

• her love of nature.
• where she goes.
• her love of frogs.
• her identity.

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The speaker of "I'm Nobody" most values

• fame
• money
• privacy
• frogs

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Why does the speaker of "I'm Nobody" think it would be "dreary to be Somebody"?

• The public would never leave her alone.
• She would be lonely.
• She would be banished.
• The public would not care about her.

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The figurative language used to compare a famous person to a frog is 

• a simile.
• personification.
• metaphor.
• onomatopoeia.

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CCSS.L.11-12.5

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The poet uses __________ to compare the public to a bog in "I'm Nobody".

• personification
• omomatopoeia
• metaphor
• simile

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You can infer that the bog in "I'm Nobody" symbolizes

• her family
• the public
• death
• a nearby lake filled with frogs.

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The tone of this poem is best described as

• hateful
• bitter
• light
• anxious

"I'm Nobody" includes all of the following poetic elements except

• a strong rhythm and regular rhyme scheme.
• lines
• similes
• metaphors