Unit 7 Flashcards

1
Q

metaphor

A
  • your eyes are the stars that lead me home
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2
Q

shift

A
  • a fish hook
  • but evil things
  • and richard cory one summer night
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3
Q

figurative language

A
  • simile (fish)
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4
Q

i washed thy face, but more defects i saw

A

editing

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5
Q

at thy return my blushing was not small

A

inverted syntax

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6
Q

if for thy father askt, say, thou hadst none

A

she is taking all the blame

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7
Q

verb tense of first and last line of frost’s poem suggest

A

condition speaker knows but is no longer experiencing

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8
Q

walked by the watchman…

A

speaker feels a sadness and loneliness

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9
Q

reared its head

A

palace is a person

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10
Q

palace

A

allegory for a person’s head

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11
Q

speaker in richard cory

A

townspeople

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12
Q

we use ___ to assign rhyme scheme to poetic lines

A

letters

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13
Q

allegory about using phone too often

A

when she was born,

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14
Q

symbolism for courage

A

lion

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15
Q

admirably schooled in every grace

A

he had an excellent education

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16
Q

rhyme scheme in richard cory mimics

A

the expectations of the audience regarding cory

17
Q

loneliness

A

luminary clock