Poetry questions - PSAT-style

In the TP-CASTT analysis order, which aspect of the poem do we look at twice?

In "Funeral Blues," the shift that happens between stanzas 2 and 3 can best be described as:

As used in line 6, "fickle" most nearly means:

The repeated line "Life has loveliness to sell" in stanzas 1 and 2 best serves to:

The mentions of Tantalus and Sisyphus are examples of what literary device?

Depending on your interpretation of the poem, the final line might show what TWO emotions?

In line 2, what does "splendid" seem to mean in the context of the poem?

The overall message of "Barter" can best be summarized as:

In line 3, what is the purpose of the poet including the "little buried mole"?

Lines 5-6 of "Funeral Blues" use the literary device of:

Line 1 of "Barter" uses what two literary devices?

In line 2 of "Yet Do I Marvel," the word "stoop" carries what connotation?

In poetry, the clusters of lines are not called paragraphs. What is a grouping of lines called?

In Line 14 of "Funeral Blues," the word "dismantle" most closely means:

Which of the following best describes the overall message of "Funeral Blues"?

Which line signals the major shift in the poem?

The purpose of the personification in line 4 is to make the fire seem:

In "Barter," the shift between stanzas 2 and 3 is best described as going from what to what?

Line 10 of "Funeral Blues" features the literary device of:

The tone of Lines 1-4 of Funeral Blues is best described as:

Alliteration, onomatopoeia, and rhyme are all devices contributing to what aspect of the poem?