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Poetry Revision Mood, Metaphor, Simile, Personification

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 14mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is described as white-feathered as a winter tree frothed in snow?

a)

Peace

b)

Love

c)

Silence

d)

Promise

2.

Match the following senses to the evidence from "Lady in Black"

a)

the footsteps echo

1.

hearing

b)

catch glimpses of a long black dress

2.

sight

c)

the scent of lavender in the air

3.

smell

3.

What is the mood in the poem "Lady in Black"?

a)

frightening

b)

light-hearted

c)

nostalgic

d)

peaceful

4.

What rhyming pattern is used in "Lady in Black"?

(a)  

5.

What poetic technique is this an example of?

At last, when night was near, he came in sight

(a)  

6.

How is an uneasy mood created in "Prince Kano"?

a)

The setting is hundreds of years ago

b)

The poem is written using rhyming couplets

c)

The setting is a dark wood and the prince is lost

d)

Prince Kano calls the monk, "Father"

7.

Setting includes both time and place

a)

True

b)

False

8.

How does Emily Dickinson create a serious mood in "Ghosts"?

a)

Rhyming couplets are used

b)

There is a fixed stress pattern

c)

The line lengths are irregular with no rhyme

d)

Internal rhyme is used

9.

What poetic technique is used in the following line?

Peace is a bird

(a)  

10.

What poetic technique is used in the following lines?

straddling the skies

like a rainbow

after the storm

(a)  

11.

Match the elements with their shared quality

a)

peace / bird

1.

can go anywhere

b)

peace / silence

2.

quiet

c)

peace / petal

3.

fragile

d)

peace / promise

4.

a treaty

12.

In the poem, "All in the Mind," what type of sensory imagery is this?

cupped hands / ice-cold mountain water

(a)  

13.

In the poem, "All in the Mind," what type of sensory imagery is this?

It is silence

(a)  

14.

Match the corresponding elements and words used to personify them in the poem "The Sky is Low":

a)

clouds

1.

mean

b)

snowflake

2.

indecisive

c)

wind

3.

complaining

d)

Nature

4.

wears a crown

15.

Why do poets use personification?

a)
To confuse the reader and make the poem more difficult to understand.
b)
To make the poem sound more scientific and factual.
c)
To create vivid and imaginative descriptions, evoke emotions, and make the reader connect with the subject on a deeper level.
d)
To create a sense of detachment and objectivity in the poem.