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Your World Poem

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following lines can be used as evidence to suggest that it's up to each one of us to create the world we want to have and that people can break free of the limitations that have been imposed on them.

a)

In the narrowest nest in a corner, my wings pressing close to my side

b)

Your world is as big as you make it

c)

With rapture, with power, with ease

d)

I sighted the distant horizon where the skyline encircled the sea

2.

Which answers give evidence to the living conditions of the speaker?

a)

With rapture, with power, with ease

b)

In the narrowest nest in a corner

c)

I sighted the distant horizon where the skyline encircled the sea

d)

My wings pressing close to my side

3.

What type of figure of speech is used throughout the poem?

a)

Alliteration

b)

Personification

c)

Extended Metaphor

d)

Repitition

4.

Which evidence(s) show that the speaker is experiencing boldness and freedom?

a)

I sighted the distant horizon

b)

In the narrowest nest in the corner

c)

Cradled my wings on the breeze

d)

soared to the uttermost reaches

5.

The speaker urges the readers to

a)

Abide

b)

Fly

c)

Take risks

d)

Travel

6.

What is the name of the author of "Your World"?

a)

Albert Marrin

b)

Franklin D. Roosevelt

c)

Zachary Kent

d)

Georgia Douglas Johnson

7.

Where did the Harlem Renaissance take place?

a)

Georgia

b)

Chicago

c)

New York

d)

California

8.

What does the speaker mean by, "Your world is as big as you make it"?

a)

Some things can't be changed

b)

The world is full of wonders

c)

Travel can expand your horizons

d)

It's up to you to set your own goals

9.

What is the rhyme scheme of the poem?

a)

a-b-a-b

b)

a-b-c-b

c)

a-b-b-a

d)

a-b-c-d

10.

"Your World" is an example of what type of poetry?

a)

Sonnet

b)

Ode

c)

Lyric Poem

d)

Soliloquy

11.

The speaker in the poem is mainly addressing

a)

People who enjoy travel and adventure

b)

People who love nature

c)

People who have experienced a great loss

d)

People who feel limited by their circumstances

12.

To what does the speaker compare herself?

a)

a bird

b)

a plane

c)

a boat

d)

a pilot

13.

What feeling is expressed by the line, "My wings pressing close to my side."?

a)

Anger

b)

Confidence

c)

Fear

d)

Hope

14.

The speakers feelings in the last line are expressed through

a)

Repetition

b)

Rhyme

c)

Alliteration

d)

Symbolism

15.

Which line best expresses the reason for the change in the speakers attitude?

a)

In the narrowest nest in a corner

b)

But I sighted the distant horizon

c)

And cradled my wings on the breeze

d)

With rapture, with power, with ease

16.

Which of the following lines represent imagery?

a)

But I sighted the distant horizon

b)

Then soared to the uttermost reaches

c)

Your world is as big as you make it

d)

And I throbbed with a burning desire

17.

Which of the following was the extended metaphor used throughout the poem

a)

Your world compared to how big it was

b)

The cordons that trapped the author

c)

The author compared to a bird

d)

The skyline compared to the sea

18.

What does cordons mean?

a)

A wall

b)

Really long cords tied together

c)

Lines or borders stretched around an area, indicating that access is restricted

d)

The term for where the skyline encircles the sea

19.

Between which years did the author live and die?

a)

1864-1911

b)

1911-1980

c)

1880-1966

d)

1960-2018

20.

When did the Harlem Renaissance take place?

a)

1910's-1920's

b)

1960's

c)

1940's-1950's

d)

1920's-1930's