Invictus - Finding the Implied ideas in poetry

What is the context in which the word "shade" is used in the sentence: "In the dark, she could just make out the shade of her diseased ancestor"?

• Light

• Color

• Ghost

• Tree

What action did the person resist in the sentence: "She tried to fell him, but he resisted her"?

• Helping

• Ignoring

• Knocking down

• Healing

What does figurative language in poetry often include?

• Grouping of lines

• Rhythm or beat

• Words with similar sounding final syllables

• Images, unusual word combinations, or striking metaphors or similes

What is the structure of the poem "Invictus"?

• 3 heroic quatrains

• 4 heroic quatrains

• 5 heroic quatrains

• 6 heroic quatrains

What is the rhyme scheme of each stanza in "Invictus"?

• aabb

• abab

• abba

• abcb

What meter is used in the poem "Invictus"?

• Iambic pentameter

• Trochaic tetrameter

• Iambic tetrameter

• Dactylic hexameter

What is the speaker's soul described as in the poem "Invictus"?

• Fragile

• Unconquerable

• Lost

• Invisible

What does "pole to pole" refer to in the phrase "Black as the pit from pole to pole"?

• From the North Pole to the South Pole

• From the East to the West

• From the top to the bottom

• From the center to the edge

The definition of "Invictus" is

• unmatchable

• unconquered

• unstoppable

• unthinkable

Henley was inspired to write "Invictus"

• When he learned about apartheid in South Africa

• When he met Nelson Mandela

• None of these

• While he was in the hospital due to tuberculosis and an amputated leg.