Words or phrases that aren't meant to be taken literally.

Which line from the poem "Pandora, Ungifted" is an example of Imagery?

"She would have gazed up at the countless stars and yawned."

Which answer has the correct senses often invoked by Imagery?

Sight, Smell, Taste, Sound, and Touch

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1
What does the "T" in the SSIFT Poetry analysis strategy stand for?
Theme
Tone
Touch
Tango
2
What does a simile have that a metaphor doesn't?
Is, isn't, or was.
Simile makes a comparison between two things, but a metaphor doesn't.
As, like, or than.
They don't have anything in common.
3
The poem "Pandora, Ungifted" has the main theme: "Curiosity is a bad thing."
True
False
4
How many lines are in a stanza?
Two or more lines.
Five or more lines.
Three to five lines.
1 or more lines.
5
Is the line: "She wouldn't have composed music, or painted murals, or danced" an example of an Alliteration?
True
False
6
What is an Idiom?
Words or phrases that aren't meant to be taken literally.
The repetition of syllables, typically at the end of a line.
A literary device that makes a comparision between two things.
A figure of speech that is an exaggeration for emphasis or comic effect.
7
Which line from the poem "Pandora, Ungifted" is an example of Imagery?
"She would have been a lousy friend."
"She wouldn't have gone far in science."
"She would have been an awful doctor."
"She would have gazed up at the countless stars and yawned."
8
Which line from "Pandora, Ungifted" has an Onomatopoeia.
"An incurious Pandora would have left that box alone."
None of the lines
"She would have gazed up at the countless stars and yawned."
"She would have had the same, same, same old thing for dinner every night."
9
Which one of these phrases is a metaphor?
"Bill is a wise owl."
"Life is like a bunch of chocolates."
"The man ran quickly."
"As cold as ice."
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Which answer has the correct senses often invoked by Imagery?
Sight, Smell, Taste, Sound, and Touch
Sight, Sense, Smell, Taste, and Touch.
Telling, Smelling, Hearing, Touching, and Tasting
Sight, Tell, Smell, Sound, Taste, and Touch.

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