"Death" by Oiwona Andrew

‘Cups’ and ‘corpse’ is an example of what figure of speech?

(a)  

“Do not come to me, oh death!), is being repeated by the poet for------------

• fun

• emphasis

• those at the back

• sinners

"Who dare removed from the dusts, stones?" exemplifies what poetic device?

(a)  

The poet addresses death as if it was present with him exemplifies what poetic device

(a)  

Death like fate respects no faith

Death like a stubborn child

exemplifies -----------

• simile

• metaphor

• oxymoron

• personification

A man is cut off from the sinful world" is an example of what figure of speech?

(a)  

"...the plane of death..." as used by the poet exemplifies-----------

(a)  

what figure of speech is used in "The rich and the poor

The blacks and the whites"

(a)  

one of the following is a theme in the poem?

• excitement

• melancholy

• desire

• love

What figure of speech is used in "...The third leg"...

(a)