What type of imagery is correctly matched with its example?

"Soft blanket" - gustatory imagery

The "caged" bird in "Caged Bird" primarily represents. . .

oppression of African Americans (esp. females)

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Poetry Presentation Recap

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A quick review of poetry terms, biography of Maya Angelou and Wallace Stevens, and analysis of 2 poems.

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1
"Caged Bird" in this perspective
First Person
3rd Person Limited
3rd Person Omniscient
Second Person
2
Is referring to salad dressing as "vinegar" a metonymy or a synecdoche?
synecdoche
neither
I don't know
metonymy
3
The line "his shadow shouts on a nightmare scream" is NOT an example of. . .
Aural Imagery
Idiom
Personification
Alliteration
4
Compared to traditional poetry, modern poetry is more "_____" according to Wallace Stevens
alive
formulaic
straightforward
depressing
5
The line "So he opens his throat to sing" is a good example of. . .
Assonance
Consonance
Hyperbole
Internal rhyme
6
Repetition is NOT meant to. . .
make the poem boring
establish a solid rhythm
emphasize key points
make poem more memorable
7
Wallace Steven's style of poetry was primarily related to. . .
Transcendentalism!
Realism
Modernism
Postmodernism
8
Who was the first black female director at Hollywood?
Sonia Sanchez
Nikki Giovanni
Phillis Wheatley
Maya Angelou
9
Which is NOT a requirement for free verse?
No stanzas
No rhyme
No meter
No rhythm
10
Is "Hollywood" a metonymy or a synecdoche? (Think: what does Hollywood represent?)
I don't know. . .
Synecdoche
Metonymy
Neither
11
What type of imagery is correctly matched with its example?
"Buzzing bees" - aural imagery
"Soft blanket" - gustatory imagery
"Twirling ribbons" - visual imagery
"pungent ammonia smell" - olfactory imagery
12
The "caged" bird in "Caged Bird" primarily represents. . .
oppression of African Americans (esp. females)
teens wishing to break societal/familial expectation
limitations of homosexuals in 20th century
The ill wishing to "fly" healthily in the world

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