Unit 6

Question 1

chuck the message of each of the four stanzas

Answer 1

1- advice; 2-reasons for advice; 3-reasons for advice; 4-more advice

Question 2

overall tone (to the virgins…)

Answer 2

desperation and warning to seize the day

Question 3

patient love tone (to his coy mistress)

Answer 3

an hundred years should go

Question 4

theme

Answer 4

overarching message of a piece

Question 5

central message (london)

Answer 5

innocence is torn down by leaders

Question 6

how the speakers feels about the smell in the cellar

Answer 6

and what a congress of stinks

Question 7

conveyed by the title of this poem (root cellar)

Answer 7

setting of the poem

Question 8

whitman employ to make his poem unique

Answer 8

enjambment

Question 9

word choice, word order, and tone

Answer 9

theme

Question 10

diction did Whitman use to paint the full scope of MENTAL IMAGE he was creating for the reader

Answer 10

his choice of colors

Question 11

DICTION best relates to the totality of the piece and encapsulates the piece’s message (cavalry)

Answer 11

“picture”

Question 12

chunking a poem will help students write more effective _____________

Answer 12

poetic analysis essays

Question 13

chunking (to autumn)

Answer 13

1st- early autumn; 2nd- mid autumn; 3rd- late autumn

Question 14

thou is referring to (to autumn)

Answer 14

autumn

Question 15

theme (to autumn)

Answer 15

the season of autumn has traits worth admiring

Question 16

what does P in TPCASTT stand for

Answer 16

paraphrasing

Question 17

fear, blood, and woe (london)

Answer 17

it is depressing and mounrful

Question 18

the mind-forged manacles

Answer 18

being a prisoner in the mind

Question 19

idea that death is lurking around every corner is a possible ______

Answer 19

theme

Question 20

3rd stanza tone (london)

Answer 20

criticizing and depressed

Question 21

setting of this poem is conveyed by the (root cellar)

Answer 21

title

Question 22

to maintain meter in this free verse poem, whitman uses

Answer 22

word order and word choice

Question 23

scarlet, and blue, and snowy white, the guidon flags flutter gaily in the wind

Answer 23

there are three colors on the flags

Question 24

second stanza focuses on when the harvesting is nearly finished, and there is time to relax

Answer 24

or on a half-reap’d furrow sound asleep

Question 25

tone

Answer 25

the attitude of the speaker towards the subject

Question 26

how does poet convey tone (to his coy…)

Answer 26

word choice

Question 27

theme (cavalry…)

Answer 27

identity is complex

Question 28

labeling various parts of a poem

Answer 28

chunking

Question 29

indomitable resilience of life

Answer 29

even the dirt kept breathing a small breath

Question 30

“stinks” suggest which of the following

Answer 30

intrigue at how the roots could

Question 31

tone of the last four lines (to the virgins…)

Answer 31

tone of warning

Question 32

philosophical tone

Answer 32

and the same flower that smiles today

Question 33

but being spent, the worse and worst times still succeed the former

Answer 33

its inevitable

Question 34

when youth and blood are warmer

Answer 34

vivacity

Question 35

tone of boundless love

Answer 35

love you ten years before the flood

Question 36

tone (root cellar)

Answer 36

mixed

Question 37

tone 3rd stanza (to autumn)

Answer 37

longing

Question 38

urgent love

Answer 38

rather at once our time

Question 39

what is the speaker saying about “the innocent” in this poem

Answer 39

all are oppressed

Question 40

_______ for the cellar’s life-giving qualities

Answer 40

respect

Question 41

use structure to develop tone (to the virgins…)

Answer 41

cynical nature

Question 42

title of coy mistress meant

Answer 42

a reserved young woman

Question 43

device used in stanza 2 (london)

Answer 43

repetition