WorksheetsIndividualism - Whitman
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 5mins
The movement Walt Whitman is associated with is the
Modernism movement
Romanticism movement
Neoclassical movement
Enlightenment movenent
Walt Whitman is also known as
America's Poet
Bard of Democracy
Good Gray Poet
All of the above
Individualism is best defined as
the factor of saving money
the habit of being self-reliant favoring freedom over state control
a collection of ideas and contributions
a form of socialism
Whitman's poetry uses
rhyme scheme and meter
onomatopoeia and simile
free verse and anaphora
hyperbole and metaphor
You would most likely find Whitman
In an office building
On a river boat cruise
Outside in nature
Shopping at the mall
Whitman's "Oh Captain My Captain" poem was written for
himself
his brother who was wounded in the Civil War
President Lincoln
Americans
Who threw Whitman's work in the trash stating it was "pornographic"?
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Emily Dickinson
Whitman's father
Herman Melville
Whitman was most known for his _______ thinking.
radical
conservative
creative
responsible
Which of the following did Whitman's work challenge?
Government
Family Dynamics
Religious Institutions
All of the above
Whitman published what work about the Civil War?
Drum Solo
Drum taps
Shiny weapon
Underground activity
What is the most accurate conclusion that readers can draw from these lines in the selection from "Song of Myself"
I celebrate myself, and sing myself,
And what I assume you shall assume,
for every atom belonging to me as good belongs to you.
Whitman believes that he is an epic hero.
Whitman has an appreciation for science.
Whitman views humanity as epic heroes.
Whitman thinks he writes superior poetry.
Which is the ampler unit of measure: a pint or a cup?
Pint
Cup
Ampler, vast, teeming, breadth, prolific and multitudes are all words relating to
Strength
Options
Large Amounts or Sizes
Poetic Devices
Another word for Diction is
Word Choice
Paragraphs
Milky Way
Exhaustion
What is sensory language?
Language with sensitive subjects
Curse words
Words and phrases that appeal to one or more of the five senses
Forbidden
