Semester 1 Practice Quizizz

According to the poem, what is 'Hope' compared to?

• A bird

• A tree

• A flower

• A cloud

Where does the poet say 'Hope' resides?

• In the sky

• In the soul

• In the heart

• In the wind

The poem suggests that hope:

• Can easily be destroyed

• Is always loud an vocal

• Is resilient and enduring

• Relies on external conditions

What does the poet imply about the strength of hope?

• It falters during storms

• It survives even in the toughest situations

• It needs constant attention

• It fades away in extreme conditions

What is the best choice as a synonym for the word abash in the poem?

• injure

• discourage

• ashame

• encourage

Match the following

• Simile

• The sun sank behind the mountains, painting the sky in hues of crimson and gold, casting long shadows across the tranquil lake.

• Repetition

• The rain fell softly, tapping gently on the roof, tapping on the windows, tapping on the leaves outside, a rhythmic symphony of nature's song.

• Imagery

• In a story, a butterfly represents transformation or freedom, emphasizing the protagonist's journey of personal growth

• Symbolism

• Her laughter was like music, filling the room with its joyful melody.

What can be inferred about Sarah from the passage?

• She is disorganized and forgetful.

• She dislikes history class.

• She is enthusiastic about learning.

• She is uninterested in taking notes.

What does the word furrowed mean based on how it was used in the passage?

• frowned

• straightened

• raised

• wrinkled

Match the following

• Sensory Details

• As the main character walks through a forest, they notice ominous clouds gathering in the distance and hear distant rumbles of thunder, hinting at an impending storm later in the day.

• Imagery

• In a story about a character who's a renowned weather forecaster, he gets caught in a sudden rainstorm without an umbrella, despite predicting a day of clear skies for the city.

• Foreshadowing

• The old, abandoned house stood at the edge of the cliff, its windows boarded up and its walls covered in vines. A solitary crow cawed from the top of the decaying roof, as the waves crashed against the rocks below, sending sprays of salty water high into the air.

• Situational Irony

• The scent of pine needles filled the air as the character walked through the forest, the crunch of dry leaves beneath their feet echoing in the quiet, while the sunlight filtered through the dense canopy, casting dappled shadows on the forest floor.