Module 4 Quizzes Review ( Quarter 2 Exam )

Sam Roberts's song uses personification in the way that poems typically do.

• True
• False

The subject of "An American Draft Dodger in Thunder Bay" expects to return to the United States when the war is over.

• True
• False

The phrase "Crossing the border" has only one, literal meaning in Sam Roberts's song.

• True
• False

Who is the speaker in Sam Roberts's song?

• Tom, a Southern farmer
• an American living in Canada to avoid the draft
• Tom's father
• a Viet Cong soldier

The phrase "Canadian Shield" has multiple meanings as it's used in the poem.

• True
• False

The final sentence of the poem serves also as a summary of its meaning.

• True
• False

"Drink Your Tea" consists of two complete sentences.

• True
• False

The primary literary device in "Drink Your Tea" is a metaphor comparing tea to the earth.

• True
• False

Thich Nhat Hanh writes from the perspective of a Catholic priest.

• True
• False

Thich Nhat Hanh fought against American soldiers in the Vietnam War.

• True
• False