Romanticism Unit Quiz #2

Where did Emily Dickinson live?

• Arkansas

• Oklahoma

• Massachusetts

• South Caroline

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How many poems did Emily Dickinson publish during her lifetime?

• 1,800

• 15

• 2,000

• 10

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True or false:

Emily Dickinson spent much of her adult life in seclusion.

• True

• False

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What kind of poetry is best described as "short poems with a single speaker who expresses thought and feeling"?

• epic poetry

• haiku

• ballad

• lyric poetry

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Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of Emily Dickinson's poetry?

• Most of her poems have no title.

• Most of her poems are raunchy and full of innuendo.

• Her poems often use dashes instead of other punctuation.

• Her poems often use capital letters to stress and personify common nouns.

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Which of the following terms means "the repetition of the same consonant sound within a group of words"?

• anaphora

• extended metaphor

• pathetic fallacy

• consonance

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Which of the following terms means "the repetition of words at the beginning of successive clauses, phrases, or sentences"?

• extended metaphor

• anaphora

• consonance

• pathetic fallacy

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Which of the following terms means "the attribution of human emotions to things that aren’t human, such as objects, weather, or animals"?

• consonance

• pathetic fallacy

• anaphora

• extended metaphor

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Which of the following terms means "a metaphor that unfolds across multiple lines or paragraphs of a text"?

• extended metaphor

• consonance

• pathetic fallacy

• anaphora

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The mayor’s involvement in a bribery scandal was a clear case of __________.

• magnum opus

• edification

• malfeasance

• surfeit

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