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Poetry Analysis Prep Quiz
Poetry Analysis Prep Quiz
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1
What is an example of
alliteration
found in the poem?
"Hey, Pop! Re-bop!"
"The Boogie-Woogie Rumble"
"Sure, I'm Happy"
"Drean Deferred"
2
What is an example of
assonance
found in the poem?
"Something Underneath"
"The Boogie-Woogie Rumble"
"Drean Deferred"
"Sure, I'm Happy"
3
Look through
Dream Boogie
by Langston Hughes. How many stanzas are in it?
8
2
21
4
4
To what sense does Hughes primarily appeal?
Taste
Sight
Sound
Smell
5
Review the poem. Which of these best describes the
topic
of the poem?
Dreams
None of the Above
Fatherhood
Distractions
6
Review the poem. Which of these best describes the
theme
of the poem?
Distractions can be good to take one's mind off of life's troubles.
The only good type of poetry is entertaining poetry
Fathers tend to distract people from awkward conversations.
People tend to distract themselves from the truth
7
What type of figurative language is employed in line 4 of Hughes's poem?
Metaphor
Simile
Allusion
Personification
8
True or False: This is a free verse poem.
False
True
9
What is likely true about the last stanzas of the poem?
Hughes is asking his father to mop up the floor
It is a warning to fathers warning against ignoring his poem "Dreams"
These are examples of onomatopoeia to emulate the sounds of a Jazz club
His father is in the same club as Hughes
