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An #English Quiz on #poetry #techniques, #forms and #features.
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1
Which of the following is a specifically female experience?
Reproductive rights
Marriage
Loss
Body shaming
2
In Lily Myers' 'Shrinking Women,' what motif was used?
Cups of coffee
Inheritance/genes
Measuring cups
Skinny jeans
3
The continuation of a thought or sentence across lines in poetry is called:
Rhyme
Meter
Enjambment
Anaphora
4
Why do poets use techniques?
To make other poets jealous
To experiment with form and features
To demonstrate their abilities as writers
To shape and craft meaning
5
In Sonnet 18, Shakespeare compares the subject of his poem to...
A Summer's day
An Autumn afternoon
A Spring evening
A Winter's night
6
A recurring phrase at the start of lines is referred to as...
Repetition
Alliteration
Anaphora
Assonance
7
Who said this? "Poetry is when an emotion has found its thought and the thought has found words."
Maya Angelou
Emily Dickinson
Robert Frost
Allen Ginsberg
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What does it mean to have a marginalised voice?
A popular and well-liked perspective
A voice which is overlooked, silenced and ignored
A voice that is clearly heard and respected
A voice that is accepted and embrace
9
Why is the representation of intersectionality in texts and media important?
To ensure marginalised voices are given a platform
All of the above
To reflect the multicultural world in which we live
To promote tolerance and acceptance
10
The definition of assonance is:
Repetition of a consonant sound at the start of words
Conversations between two or more characters in a text
Resemblance of vowel sounds in consecutive words
Rhyme
11
The quote, "You who were darkness/warmed my flesh" comes from:
Today by Ali Cobby Eckermann
Eve to her Daughters by Judith Wright
Woman to Child by Judith Wright
In the Park by Gwen Harwood
12
Name the technique is used in the line: "Lightning danced across the sky?"
Rhyme
Idiom
Simile
Personification
13
Which of these is not a type of sensory imagery?
Olfactory
Gustatory
Tactile
Visceral
14
Which of these poems represents intersectional experiences?
All of them
Eve to her Daughters
In the Park
Mali
15
Who wrote the poem 'Today'?
Maxine Beneba Clarke
Gwen Harwood
Amy Myers
Ali Cobby Eckermann
16
What aspects of Beneba Clarke's experiences - her intersectionality - are depicted in the poem Mali?
Stolen Generations and femininity
Impending motherhood and racial and gender discrimination
Racial and sexual discrimination
Impending motherhood and illness
17
"He has turned himself into God, who is faultless, and doesn't exist." This is an example of:
Assonance
Paradoxical statement
Simile
Biblical allusion
18
________________ is a summary in one's own words.
Hyperbole
Paraphrase
Metaphor
Simile
19
"Proceeding from the heat oppressed brain." Who said this metaphor and what does it imply?
Macbeth; madness and illusion
Banquo; madness
Macbeth; a high temperature
Lady Macbeth; guilt
20
'There's daggers in men's smiles' is an example of:
Assonance
Metaphor
Simile
Personification
21
Which poem is this quote from? "You're not free 'cause you're born under/Believe me, race is race."
Mali
Carrying the World
Severance
Inside my Mother
22
What type of poem is The Odyssey by Homer?
Haiku
Ode
Sonnet
Epic
23
Define Juxtaposition:
An exaggerated statement
A recurring idea or concept throughout a text
Conflicting images or ideas placed side by side for contrast
Resemblance of vowel sounds in words
24
Who is the author of the memoir The Hate Race?
Ali Cobby Eckermann
Sarah Kay
Maxine Beneba Clarke
Judith Wright
25
What makes a slam poetry performance engaging?
Use of facial expressions
Monotone delivery
Use of gestures
Rhythm
26
Which of these is NOT a type of poem?
Ode
Appropriation
Sonnet
Elegy
27
What techniques are used in the lines: "I am the earth/ I am the root/ I am the stem that fed the fruit."
Assonance, rhyme and simile
Rhyme, metaphor and anaphora
Simile, rhyme and sibilance
Imagery, allusion and anaphora
28
"You shall escape and not escape" is a line from:
Severance
Mali
In the Park
Woman to Child
29
Referring to something not by its actual name but by a figurative name or something associated with it is:
Nickname
Metaphor
Metonomy
Meter
30
What is intersectionality?
A combination of poetic techniques used to shape meaning
A combination of characteristics which shape a person's experiences
Where several roads converge in the middle of a city
The experience of coming from a mixed race background
31
"The room filled with a deafening silence" is an example of:
Imagery
Hyperbole
An oxymoron
A simile
32
"His hair was cropped like the Japanese/but he wore the long gown of a Chinese Scholar." These lines are from:
Inside My Mother by Ali Cobby Eckermann
Lu Xun's Wife by Eileen Choi
Eve to her Daughters by Judith Wright
Mid-Autumn Mooncakes by Eileen Choi
33
Gwen Harwood published poetry under the name Walter Lehmann. This is an example of:
Pseudonym
Intersectionality
Representation
Juxtaposition
34
Which of the following poems did we not study in class?
Inside my Mother
Woman to Man
In the Park
Eve to her Daughters
35
What are some unconventional sources of poetry in modern society?
Tweets, speeches and hymns
Employment contracts
Street signs
Music including rap and addresses by political figures
36
What is Feminism?
The belief that women are superior to men
The fight for voting rights for women
The belief that men and women are equal
Hatred of men
37
Who wrote the shortest poem ever, "Me, We?"
Muhuammad Ali
Mike Tyson
Martin Luther King Jr
Malcolm X
38
What idea does Gwen Harwood convey in the poem In the Park?
Motherhood can be a bitter and frustrating experience
It is important to reconnect with one's past
The park is not a safe place for young children
Going to the park with young children provides bonding time
39
Which English textual concepts did we focus on during the Poetry module?
Connotation, Motif and Metaphor
Imagery, Symbol and Style
Imagery, Style and Structure
Connotation, Imagery and Symbol
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What is an allusion?
The continuation of a sentence over a line break
A comparison between
A reference to another text, individual or historical event
A special trick or spell
