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Responding to Literature: Stories, Poems, Plays, and Essays, 4/e
Judith Stanford, Rivier College
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1
Emily Dickinson:
A)
Traveled widely in her life
B)
Was born in Mexico
C)
Briefly attended Mount Holyoke College
D)
Wrote essays, plays, and famous novels
E)
Was married to a famous writer
2
The stanzas of "I heard a Fly buzz-when I died-" are written in:
A)
Quatrains
B)
Couplets
C)
Tercets
D)
Sestets
E)
Octets
3
In the last stanza of "I heard a Fly buzz-when I died," the word "Windows" is most likely a metaphor for:
A)
Heaven
B)
A fly
C)
A cemetery
D)
Glass
E)
Eyes
4
What punctuation mark is used frequently in "I heard a Fly buzz-when I died"?
A)
Exclamation points
B)
Question marks
C)
Ampersands
D)
Dashes
E)
Colons
5
Which of the following things are compared using a simile in "I heard a Fly buzz-when I died"?
A)
Atmosphere in the room to the atmosphere before a storm
B)
Atmosphere in the room to the atmosphere in heaven
C)
Windows to flies
D)
Keepsakes to flies
E)
All of the above.
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