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Tutorial Poetry Analysis
H.D. is known as one of the great Imagists
Samuel Tyler Coleridge
Tutorial Poetry Analysis
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Samuel Tyler Coleridge
Metaphysical Poetry
Rennaissance
Romanticism
Dark Romanticism
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H.D. is known as one of the great Imagists
True
False
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The 'conceit' is prototypical for Victorian Age Poetry
True
False
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The 'Oversoul' is prototypical for Transcendentalist poetry.
False
True
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Deviation from the normal word order
Inversion
Zeugma
Asyndeton
Chiasmus
6
Shakespearean Sonnets can be devided into an octave and a sestet.
False
True
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Poetry without a strict rhyme scheme and meter is called "Free verse".
True
False
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Which rehtorical device is used here? "Live and let live."
Anaphora
Epanalepsis
Epiphora
Anadiplosis
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Parallel arrangement of opposite terms
Paralleism
Chiasmus
Antithesis
Paradox
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Frequent repetition of a word
Figura etymologica
Polyptoton
Geminatio
Tautotes
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Which rhetorical device is used here? "For you and I are past our dancing days."
Pleonasm
Oxymoron
Eupehmism
Apostrophe
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Repetition of consonant sounds
Assonance
Onomatopoeia
Consonance
Alliteration
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Walt Whitman
Victorian Age
Transcendentalism
Modernism
Romanticism
14
The speaker and the poet can be equated when adapting a biographocal reading.
True
False
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Robert Browning
Harlem Rennaissance
Victorian Age
Transcendentalism
Poetry of the Great War
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The first poetry from WWI is characterised by enthusiasm for the war.
False
True
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Emily Dickinson
Dark Romantcism
Modernism
Metaphysical Poetry
Victorian Age
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Which rhetorical device is used here? "Let's count noses!"
Paradox
Metonymy
Metaphor
Synecdoche
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Which rhetorical device is used here? "Beauty is truth, truth Beauty"
Ellipsis
Archaism
Geminatio
Hyperbole
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Shakespeare's addressee was always a young man, called the 'fair youth'.
True
False
