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Duplicate of Poetry Review: Analysis of "Barter" by Sara Teasdale
Duplicate of Poetry Review: Analysis of "Barter" by Sara Teasdale
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This line is emphasized throughout the poem "life has loveliness to sell." What device is it?
repetition
hyperbole
imagery
theme
2
"...scent of pine trees in the rain/eyes that love you, arms that hold" is what device?
onomatopoeia and end rhyme
personification and metaphor
imagery and sensory details
simile and alliteration
3
According the the poem, who looks at the world with wonder?
children
you
everyone
waves, music, and pine trees
4
According to the poem, what will bring somone ectasy, or happiness?
smelling pine trees in the rain
listening to the ocean
giving life all you have
music
5
What is the best description of the poem's structure?
3 quatrain stanzas
3 sestet stanzas
sonnet
free verse
6
What is the rhyme scheme of stanza 1?
ABCBDD
ABABAB
ABCABC
ABCDAB
7
Which line below contains a simile?
eyes that love you, arms that hold
one white singing hour of peace
soaring fire that sways and sings
music like a curve of gold
8
"And for your spirit's still delight/Holy thoughts that star the night" most likely refers to..
our religion
our soul
our planet
our dreams
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What is a possible theme of the poem "Barter?"
Children see the world differently than adults
Music makes life better
Time is best spent in nature
Enjoy all things in life while you can
10
Which line below contains alliteration?
music like a curve of gold
children's faces looking up
scent of pine trees in the rain
blue waves whitened on a cliff
