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SC Ready Test Prep: Poetry Analysis

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For use with "Those Winter Sundays" by Robert Hayden and "Bed in Summer" by Robert Louis Stevenson

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1
The rhythm established by a poem is known as
Rhyme
Stanza
Dactyl
Meter
2
True or False: Different writing selections can have common themes.
False
True
3
The clearest connecting theme in both "Bed in Summer" and "Those Winter Sundays" is
Age is the hardest thing to deal with in life.
Children are a difficult burden to bear.
The seasons can be very effective on people's moods.
Contemplating the unfairness of life.
4
The tone in "Those Winter Sundays" is best characterized as
Angry
Hopeful
Regretfully nostalgic
Forgiving
5
The tone of "Bed in Summer" is best characterized as
Pessimistic
Frustrated
Enraged
Interested
6
Tone is best described as
how often a pause occurs in a piece of writing
the attitude of a piece of writing
the rhyme scheme of a piece of writing
how loudly a piece of writing should be read
7
In "Those Winter Sundays", describing the cold as "blueblack" best asociates it with
The speaker's tone.
The colors of the father's uniform.
The bruises and aches of the speaker's father.
The lack of electricity making it dark.
8
A poem without a clear rhyme scheme is known as
Irregular
Unrhyming
Free Verse
Non-rhyming
9
"Paragraphs" in poetry as known as
Stanzas
Couplets
Lines
Feet