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"To Autumn" John Keats
"To Autumn" John Keats
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#Question of the Day Review #AP English Literature and Composition #Poetry Analysis
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1
In relation to the first nine lines of the poem, lines 10-11 reveal that Autumn essentially
deludes
sanctifies
enthralls
engenders
2
The diction of the third stanza suggests that Autumn's music is
melancholy
effervescent
cacophonous
soporific
3
Despite the poem's conclusion, it may be inferred by the reader that death's triumph is
negated by the ambrosial abundance
denied by the regeneration of spring
impeded by the capriciousness of the sun
mitigated by the mourning of spring
4
In describing Autumn in the first two stanzas, the speaker relies heavily upon
hyperbole
metonymy
allusion
personification
5
Which word does not help to establish the bountiful impression that dominates stanza one?
"swell" (7)
"mossed" (5)
"load" (3)
"plump" (7)
6
The depiction of Autumn in the second stanza is best labeled
optimistic
defiant
redolent
languid
7
Which device of sound is not used in stanza three to describe the 'music' of Autumn
assonance
masculine rhyme
internal rhyme
alliteration
8
"While barred clouds bloom the soft-dying day" (25) is an example of
euphemism
metaphor
paradox
hyperbole
9
Which of the following is not a member of the mourning chorus in stanza three?
the gnats
the robin
the lambs
the wind
10
All of the following might be a part of Autumn's store except the
cloaking mists
oozing cider
thatched-eaves
fruit-laden vines
11
The second stanza's allusion to the harvester is abetted by all of the following words except
"hook" (17)
"winnowing" (15)
"swath" (18)
"laden" (20)
12
In the first stanza, Autumn "conspires" with the sun to make each aspect of nature more
fecund
beautiful
enduring
verdant
