Poetry Analysis Quiz

What is the rhyme scheme of the poem?

• b) a b c c d d

• a) a b a b c c

• d) a b c d e f

• c) a b a c d e

What literary device is used when the speaker compares himself to a cloud?

• c) Hyperbole

• b) Simile

• d) Personification

• a) Metaphor

What is the tone of the speaker in the beginning of the poem?

• b) Melancholic

• a) Joyful

• c) Angry

• d) Excited

What does the speaker gain a new understanding of in the poem?

• a) Wealth of knowledge

• b) Material riches

• c) Spiritual connection

• d) Simple pleasure

What is the form of the poem?

• d) Six stanzas

• a) Three stanzas

• c) Four stanzas

• b) Five stanzas

What literary device is used when the speaker compares the daffodils to the stars?

• d) Personification

• a) Simile

• b) Metaphor

• c) Hyperbole

What is the effect of the iambic tetrameter in the poem?

• c) Confuses the reader

• b) Adds structure and harmony

• d) Creates a sense of urgency

• a) Makes the poem sound chaotic

What literary device is used when the daffodils are described as dancing and fluttering?

• a) Simile

• d) Personification

• b) Metaphor

• c) Hyperbole

What does the speaker feel a connection to in the natural world?

• a) Animals

• d) Stars

• b) Trees

• c) Flowers

What is the attitude of the speaker towards the daffodils?

• d) Apathy

• c) Fascination

• b) Disgust

• a) Fear