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"Patty's Charcoal Drive-in"

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1
Which two lines come closest to contradicting each other?
Lines 19 and 38
Lines 6 and 14
Lines 18 and 23
Lines 5 and 13
2
The interjection in line 34 serves primarily to
alter the effect of the preceding image
foreshadow the final line of the poem
comment ironically on the speaker's prospects for the future
emphasize the breadth of the speaker's reading experience
3
Lines 30-33 seem to suggest the
power of nature to disrupt idyllic scenes
possibility of an ominous change
rapid changes in the moods of adolescents
need to make serious long-term plans
4
The speaker considers her work at the drive-in to be
educational and enlightening
predictable and uncomplicated
increasingly disagreeable
unexpectedly demanding
5
The use of the present tense throughout the poem helps reinforce the speaker's
surprise @ the rich variety within her routine @ the drivein
sense of timelessness during that summer at the drive-in
regret for the brevity of her summer job @ the drive-in
ambivalence regarding her work as a waitress
6
Which of the following literary devices is most used in the poem?
Paradox
Synecdoche
Allusion
Simile
7
The speaker & the drive-in customers are portrayed through descriptions of their
relationships to material possessions
clothing & physical appearance
mannerisms & tones of voice
attitudes toward life