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Dickinson Review
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1
What is the pattern of end rhymes called?
pattern
rhyme system
rhyme pattern
rhyme scheme
2
Why does Dickinson capitalize Bird, Breeze, Little Rose?
She got lazy with the punctuation
These are names for people
Nature is not important to her
Nature is important to her
3
How does nature use the rose for everyone's benefit?
Bees spread pollen
All of the above
Birds spread seeds
Butterflies and wind spread pollen
4
In "Nobody knows this little Rose-" what are the examples of personification?
A bee will miss it-
none
It might a pilgrim be
Only a breeze will sigh-
5
What is the correct rhyme scheme of this poem?
b b c d d c
a b a b a b
a b c d d c
a b b c c d
6
What was Dickinson's reason for using capitalization?
capitalization reflected the Bible's capitalization
capitalization represented important things
capitalization represented what Dickinson's religion was
followed punctuation rules
7
What is the giving of human qualities
to animals?
animalism
anthropomorphism
juxtaposition
personification
8
What are examples of juxtaposition in "Water, is taught by thirst"?
Transport-by throe
none
Hope-the thing with feathers
Birds, by the snow
9
What does it mean that hope never "asks a crumb-of Me"?
Hope doesn't notice you
Hope has already had a nice meal, thank you
Hope is always there and asks nothing in return
Hope can't talk, so it can't ask
10
When does hope, like the singing bird, stop?
when the storm comes
when things aren't going your way
never-at all-
when you're scared
11
What is the giving of human characteristics
to inanimate objects/anything not animal or human?
animism
personification
anthropomorphism
juxtaposition
12
Which are examples of hope being a bird?
all of the above
perches in the soul
sings the tune without the words
it asked a crumb-of Me
13
Why is this poem still relevant today?
People still like roses
Birds are still responsible for disrupting nature
Humans are still responsible for disrupting nature
People still like poetry
14
What is the placement of two ideas
side by side
for the purpose of comparison?
anthropomorphism
personification
parallelism
juxtaposition
15
Why did Dickinson use dashes in her poetry?
no reason
to emphasize certain words
to be different
to make pauses
16
Why was the rose unable to go on its pilgrimage?
The butterfly used it for nectar
The bee used it for pollen
The human picked it and gave it to another
The breeze blew the pollen everywhere
17
What does "Love, by Memorial Mold-" mean?
We don't know what a memorial mold is, so there is no answer
We only realize we love someone after they've died
We only realize food has been fresh once it's moldy
We only really remember our soldiers on Memorial Day
18
Dickinson's grandfather founded which college?
Mount Holyoke
Smith
Hampshire
Amherst
19
In ""Hope" is the thing with feathers-" a bird symbolizes hope throughout. What term is this?
personification
extended metaphor
allegory
extended simile
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What is the example of anthropomorphism in the poem?
it might a pilgrim be
On its breast to lie-
Only a Bird will wonder-
Only a Breeze will sigh-
